Resource allocation at an income‐sharing community: An application of Elinor Ostrom's commons framework

Azergun, Nazli

doi:10.1111/ecaf.12423

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“…The concept of Ostrom's analysis of commons (i.e. resources) is applied to the renewable energies sustainable use [2,8,78,113,176]. The community based resources sharing Ostrom's concept is best fitted for naturally occurring resources [8].…”

Section: Geothermal Energy As a Commonsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…resources) is applied to the renewable energies sustainable use [2,8,78,113,176]. The community based resources sharing Ostrom's concept is best fitted for naturally occurring resources [8]. The study of Ostrom [113] pays attention to the role of natural resources in climate change actions with a leading function of communities in emission reduction.…”

Section: Geothermal Energy As a Commonsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Arguments for a Community Based Approach to the Geothermal Energy Development

Kurek,

Strojny,

Ophem

2024

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This paper investigates the theoretical foundation for developing renewable geothermal resources locally. For this reason, we pay attention to the role of communities in geothermal development. This study presents arguments for a framework that approaches the geothermal resources as an endogenous factor of community development. To analyse it, we create a model that explains the local economic characters of the geothermal exploitation beyond its geological conditions. It aims to conceptualise a community based geothermal development standard referring to the endogeneity principle. Geothermal energy is given attention since the characteristics of this resource determine its use locally. We argue that the role of communities in geothermal exploitation is pivotal in the process of green growth for further expansion of geothermal energy use.

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Section: Geothermal Energy As a Commonsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Geothermal Energy As a Commonsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Arguments for a Community Based Approach to the Geothermal Energy Development

Kurek,

Strojny,

Ophem

2024

Preprint

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“…Endogenous growth theories and their modern interpretations (e.g., Ostrom's theory of self-governance and common pool resources) place communities as a focal element of economic development and relate local resource use to development dynamics. Ostrom's concepts are well suited for managing naturally occurring resources and promoting community-based approaches to renewable energy development [134]. The democratisation of geothermal resource exploitation through Ostrom's schemes involves decentralised socio-technical networks and collective actions [135].…”

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Arguments for a Community-Based Approach to Geothermal Energy Development

Kurek,

van Ophem,

Strojny

2024

Energies

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This paper investigates the theoretical foundation for developing renewable geothermal resources locally. For this reason, we pay attention to the role of communities in geothermal development. We derive it from the integral characteristics of geothermal energy next to the shift in the energy transition policies to focus on managing green resources locally. This study presents arguments for a framework that approaches geothermal resources as an endogenous factor of community development. To analyse it, we create a model that explains the local economic characteristics of geothermal exploitation beyond its geological conditions. It aims to conceptualise a community-based geothermal development standard referring to the endogeneity principle. Geothermal energy is given attention since the characteristics of this resource determine its use locally. This induces the internalisation of labour and technology in the local economic system, a specific condition for local geothermal projects where a community remains a prime beneficiary. We argue that the role of communities in geothermal exploitation is pivotal in the process of green growth for further expansion of geothermal energy use.

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“…The concept of Ostrom's analysis of commons (i.e. resources) is applied to the renewable energies sustainable use (Acosta et al, 2018;Azergun, 2020;Lammers & Hoppe, 2018;Ostrom, 2009;Wolsink, 2020). The community based resources sharing Ostrom's concept is best fitted for naturally occurring resources (Azergun, 2020).…”

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“…resources) is applied to the renewable energies sustainable use (Acosta et al, 2018;Azergun, 2020;Lammers & Hoppe, 2018;Ostrom, 2009;Wolsink, 2020). The community based resources sharing Ostrom's concept is best fitted for naturally occurring resources (Azergun, 2020). A study of Ostrom (2009) pays attention to the role of natural resources in climate change actions.…”

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Geothermal resources and local development in Poland

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An advantage of the geothermal over other renewables is its non-intermittent character (Richard Wolfson, 2011). Unlike the wind, hydro or solar power the geothermal energy is continuously produced uninterrupted by any weather conditions, which means it can be used at any time of the day, any day of the year. This feature allows for a reliable baseload power provider, especially for the electric grid. The total global geothermal energy amounts to about 42 million megawatts, however only a fraction of it can be utilized (Meyers, 2012). Exploitation of this renewable is limited to areas where geological conditions permit a carrier i.e. water or steam to conduct the heat from the earth core nearer the earth surface. The Earth becomes hotter by about 25°C per kilometer of depth by average. In the geothermal hot spots, the temperature increases 60°C per kilometer of depth, creating optimal conditions for harvesting

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Resource allocation at an income‐sharing community: An application of Elinor Ostrom's commons framework

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Arguments for a Community Based Approach to the Geothermal Energy Development

Arguments for a Community Based Approach to the Geothermal Energy Development

Arguments for a Community-Based Approach to Geothermal Energy Development

Geothermal resources and local development in Poland

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