Public-private partnerships for low-carbon, climate-resilient infrastructure: Insights from the literature

Casady, Carter B.; Cepparulo, Alessandra; Giuriato, Luisa

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2024.143338

Journal of Cleaner Production

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2024.143338

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Public-private partnerships for low-carbon, climate-resilient infrastructure: Insights from the literature

Carter B. Casady,

Alessandra Cepparulo,

Luisa Giuriato

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Energy system planning has evolved from a narrow focus on engineering and supply works towards addressing more complex, multifactorial challenges. Increasingly challenged by climate change, extreme events, economic shocks, and altered supply demand patterns, the analysis of energy systems requires holistic approaches based on data-driven models, taking into account key socio-economic factors. We draw insights from reviewing the literature, indicating the need to cover the following major gaps: the shift to transdisciplinary approaches, incorporating environmental system analysis; resilient and sustainable energy designs based on flexible portfolios of renewable mixes; the integration of socio-economic aspects, economic analyses and behavioural models to ensure energy systems are not only technically sound but socially acceptable and viable; the need for stakeholder engagement considering the human angle in energy security and behavioural shifts. Responding to these pressing challenges and emerging needs, the Global Climate Hub (GCH) initiative, operating under the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network, offers a conceptual framework, leveraging transdisciplinary approaches. In this Concept Paper, we present for the first time the idea of the GCH as a framework that we believe has the potential to address the modern holistic needs for energy system analysis and policymaking. By setting the conceptual/theoretical ground of our suggested approach, we aim to provide guidance for innovative combinations of cutting-edge models, socio-economic narratives, and inclusive interaction with relevant stakeholders for the development and the long-term implementation of sustainable pathways.

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Public-private partnerships for low-carbon, climate-resilient infrastructure: Insights from the literature

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Addressing climate risks through fiscal policy in emerging and developing economies: What do we know and what lies ahead?

Addressing climate risks through fiscal policy in emerging and developing economies: What do we know and what lies ahead?

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