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This study examines the current composition of the energy matrix in Colombia, encompassing its legal framework, configuration, impacts, and future projections. This research, based on a systematic literature review, bibliometric analysis, and text mining, reveals that hydroelectric power is the primary source of clean energy. Fossil fuels, although essential for energy availability in the territory, generate the largest carbon footprint, representing a significant environmental challenge. Despite legal efforts and projections towards clean energy, limitations persist in infrastructure, technology, and social acceptance towards energy production projects. The transition to a sustainable energy system requires overcoming these technical, regulatory, and social barriers while integrating legal, environmental, social, and technological aspects into planning to meet the goals of the current matrix's energy transition, which presents a complex landscape that demands comprehensive strategies for a sustainable energy future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article analyzes a network of conflicts related to the energy transition process and the role that the State must play in it. I argue that the state behavior led by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador developed, from the beginning of his mandate, a contentious government policy, which “turns upside down” the theory of political contest to explain the process by which the government of the 4T configured a contentious dynamic associated with the construction of a network of gas pipelines resulting from the energy reform of 2013. Using the practices and repertoires of the dispute, typical of social movements, the Federal Government managed to escalate the dynamics of localized conflicts at the structural level to transform the institutional and distributive rules around the construction of gas pipelines, which had been structured from the 2013 energy reform, reconfiguring the relationship between the Federal Government-businessmen-local communities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The energy transition is a priority issue that concerns everyone, from big cities and their electricityintensive sectors to small, remote, rural communities whose electricity supply is produced through decentralized generation systems that, in many cases, are partially or entirely supplied with fossil fuels. In Colombia, more than 90% of these rural communities generate their electricity using diesel plants, which makes it relevant to study the energy transition in these communities. Thus, the aim of this research is to show the impacts of the energy transition on these communities and how, in the long term, the transition can ensure access to reliable, affordable, sustainable, and modern electricity for all. To achieve this objective, it is necessary to use a mixed methodology that includes fieldwork and computer simulations. Through the fieldwork, multiple impacts of the transition to renewables were identified, for example, social impacts in terms of better conditions for education, environmental impacts such as the reduction of CO2 emissions and economic impacts such as the possibility of developing new productive activities. The results of the simulations show that, in the long term, the transition to 100% renewable decentralized generation systems is feasible and would guarantee the inhabitants of these small communities a sustainable, reliable and affordable electricity supply; however, to achieve this, several challenges must be overcome, one of the most relevant being the design and planning of microgrids whose expansion with renewables can be perpetuated over time. Finally, the findings of this research could be applied, with adaptations on a case-by-case basis, to small off-grid communities around the world. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Based on China's multilevel engagement strategy in Latin America and the Caribbean, this paper seeks to investigate Argentina's subnational strategies towards the Asian giant in terms of energy transition in two areas: the production of renewable energies and the production of lithium as a storage medium. The perspectives of asymmetric interdependence and structuralism are used to explain the pattern of links between the two countries; and studies of paradiplomacy are used to understand the international actions of Argentina's provinces. The analysis focuses on energy initiatives between 2014 and 2023, using a qualitative methodology with case studies. The initial argument maintains that the development of clean energy is a complementary interest between the Argentine provinces and China, as the Asian country builds its leadership in the field of energy transition, and the provinces diversify their local production matrices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article summarises the measures in the agreement on the proposal for the European Union's energy market reform. The reform aims to achieve long-term market stability by promoting power purchase agreements and contracts for differences, as well as developing capacity mechanisms. It also seeks to implement additional protections both in crises and for consumers, reducing their dependence on short-term prices and allowing them to benefit from the energy transition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This work analyzes the environmental aspect, one of the three that makes up the new Strategy for sustainable mining in Andalusia 2030, which renews the commitment of the Andalusian government to consolidate public policies that promote more sustainable mining as a backbone activity of the territory and Environmentally friendly until 2030, combined with the new European and Spanish industrial policies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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With climate change in the making and an international context that tends towards energy transition, the right to energy claims a space of greater prominence in the international arena and in the systems of human rights protection to incline this process towards a deep transition. Hence, this paper aims to contribute to the debates and possible relationships between energy transition and human rights. To this end, a comparative law methodology is used, with a hermeneutic approach of dense description. The concept of the right to energy in the 2030 Agenda and its sustainable development goals as well as the references in other instruments of the human rights protection systems-both universal and regional-are reviewed. From this comparative overview, it is concluded that the Inter-American Human Rights System is at the forefront of the legal literature on the right to energy, establishing a doctrine to avoid the restriction of the energy transition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Um dos principais desafios no desenvolvimento de centros eletroprodutores renováveis prende-se com a sua localização. Essa decisão está intrinsecamente ligada à necessidade de equilibrar a disponibilidade de recursos com outros usos. No atual contexto de transição energética, a produção de energia renovável terá de crescer significativamente para a descarbonização do sistema elétrico. Em Portugal, as metas do Plano Nacional Energia e Clima (PNEC) determinam que a capacidade instalada de energia solar fotovoltaica existente até 2022 tem de crescer cerca de oito vezes até ao final da década. Antecipam-se por isso significativas transformações territoriais e alterações nas paisagens com uma crescente procura por solo que gerará competição territorial e impactes nos ecossistemas. Este estudo apresenta uma proposta de identificação de localizações para a implantação de infraestruturas de produção de energia solar fotovoltaica em linha com princípios de sustentabilidade e posterior avaliação dos projetos previstos. A análise foi desenvolvida em duas fases: a primeira com recurso a uma análise multicritério (AMC) em sistemas de informação geográfica (SIG) em que se desenvolveu um índice espacial que classifica o território continental português pela aptidão a uma localização sustentável para centrais solares fotovoltaicas; a segunda, que identificou a localização dos projetos previstos (centrais licenciadas e a aguardar licenciamento com potência =1 MW) numa ótica de monitorização ex-ante, pelo cruzamento com o índice obtido. A abordagem adotada constitui um protótipo de um sistema espacial de apoio à decisão face aos desafios territoriais da produção de energia renovável. Conclui-se que a localização das propostas de futuras centrais solares foi escolhida predominantemente com base num racional técnicoeconómico, sem considerar devidamente os impactes destas infraestruturas noutras dimensões do desenvolvimento sustentável. One of the main challenges in the development of renewable energy centers is the location. This decision is intrinsically linked to the need of balancing resource availability with other uses. In the current context of energy transition, renewable energy production must increase significantly in order to decarbonize the electricity system. In Portugal, the objectives of the National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) stipulate that the installed capacity of photovoltaic solar energy by 2022 must increase around eightfold until the end of the decade. Therefore, significant territorial transformations and landscape changes are expected, with an increasing demand for land that will generate territorial competition and impacts on ecosystems. The study presents a proposal to identify locations for the implementation of photovoltaic solar energy production infrastructures in line with sustainability principles and for a subsequent assessment of the proposed projects. The analysis was carried out in two phases: the first with a multicriteria analysis (MCA) in geographic information systems (GIS), in which a spatial index was developed to classify the Portuguese mainland territory according to its suitability as a sustainable location for utility-scale solar photovoltaic plants; and the second, with an ex-ante monitoring perspective, which identified the location of planned projects (plants licensed and waiting licensing with power capacity =1 MW) in relation to the obtained index. The approach constitutes a prototype of a system for spatial decision-making support for the territorial challenges of renewable energy production. We conclude that the location of future solar power plants was chosen primarily based on a technical and economic basis without considering the impact of these infrastructures on other aspects of sustainable development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article aims to make a diagnosis of the current situation of mine closure in Colombia, to transfer the knowledge and experience lived by Germany in this aspect, to identify the regulations that have been established in the country to date concerning to mine closure, the challenges faced by the country, the initiatives and possible solutions that the country has carried out at present to ensure proper closure exposing success stories and finally concludes the needs, those responsible and how to address this relevant and critical issue for the country. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

It is urgent to make a change of strategy that successfully faces the energy transition to achieve the 2030 sustainable development goals, the armed conflict in Europe, the high price of energy supply and the high energy dependence at European and national level. In this scenario, the energy community, as a new legal entity, driven by European regulations, can be considered an effective tool to fight against climate change, accelerating the energy transition and guaranteeing a fair and inclusive energy system so necessary in our country. At the national level, the legal framework that regulates energy communities is insufficient. Thus, is it necesary a legal, technical and financial development to promote the constitution of such entities. In this paper, we study their legal nature, proposing, within the framework of Social Economy organisations, the associations and cooperatives as suitable legal formula. They have similar characteristics, provide environmental, social and economic benefits for their members, under principles of voluntary, inclusive and democratic participation; in order to improve the quality of life of citizens; in short, to work on behalf of people and our planet. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The Green New Deal has been defined as "an unprecedented mobilization of resources to achieve 100% renewable energy to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions" (NEF, 2019, p.4). Currently there is consensus about its purpose, however, little has been theorized about its establishment in Colombia. In this sense, our objective is to identify the institutional changes required to establish a Green New Deal in Colombia, using a Delphi methodology, appropriate for interviewing experts. As a result of this research, it was found that, of the twelve useful public policies for their establishment identified in the theoretical framework, seven comply with the guidelines for assessing environmental policy instruments proposed by Labandeira et al. (2007) and therefore are considered necessary. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper addresses the most noteworthy aspects to be taken into consideration in relation to the Roadmap for the sustainable management of mineral raw materials, approved in August 2022, which promotes strategic autonomy and security of supply of raw materials necessary for the energy and digital transition. The Roadmap is aligned with European raw materials policies such as the Fundamental Raw Materials Action Plan, the REPowerEU, and with national tools such as the National Energy and Climate Plan 2021-2030 (NECP), the 2050 Long-Term Decarbonisation Strategy and the National Security Strategy, and proposes the approval of a new mining law. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The energy crisis that has taken place in 2022 as a consequence of Ukraine's Russian invasion has meant a turning point for the energy system, especially for the Europe's energy system. The long-time established model developed since the soviet times in which Russia played a central role has collapsed. The European Union not only has drastically diminished its import dependency from the Russian gas, but has also set up the basic foundation for a renewed energy model. Its main elements are analysed in the article. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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