Binnenlandtudelft.nl
Erik ten Elshof
Regional energy strategies (RES) are a relative new phenomenon in Dutch Energy Policy. About 30 regions in the Netherlands will start working on such a RES. The roots of the RES lie in the growing complexity of the energy system and the governance that is needed to realize the energy transition. The need to decarbonize the energy system leads, together with technology developments, to new governance issues. An important - and often neglected part – dimension of the energy transition is spatial effect. Not only in rural areas – where large solar and wind energy projects arise – but also in the urban environment where a transition is needed towards sustainable heating sources. The energy-infrastructure is also critical in these spatial questions. How can we combine the different perspectives of the different actors that have to be part of the energy transition. How does a multilevel governance approach look like? What has the RES to offer?
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