つながり以上のもの：電力アクセスの社会経済的影響のマッピング
More than a connection: Mapping the socioeconomic impacts of electricity accessibility (原題)
Kwang‐Jing Yii, Maggie May-Jean Tang, Shella Georgina Beatrice
🤖 gxceed AI 要約
日本語
2001〜2025年の電力アクセスの社会経済的決定要因に関する世界研究413件を、VOSviewerによる書誌計量・科学マッピングで分析。2015年以降に出版が急増し、分散型再エネ・ミニグリッド、エネルギー貧困、マクロ経済連関、ガバナンスとエネルギー正義の4クラスターを特定。ラテンアメリカや島嶼国など地理的・社会的空白を指摘し、世帯福祉とエネルギー転換を結ぶ今後の研究課題を提示する。
English
A bibliometric and science-mapping review of 413 Scopus publications (2001-2025) on the socioeconomic determinants of electricity access. Output surged after 2015, driven by energy poverty, decentralised renewables, and SDG7. Four clusters emerge: rural mini-grid electrification, energy poverty and human development, macro-financial-environmental linkages, and governance/energy justice. Gaps remain in Latin America, the Middle East, SIDS, and informal/Indigenous communities.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本では電力アクセスはほぼ達成済みだが、アジア・島嶼国向けの分散型再エネ支援やJCM等の国際展開、エネルギー貧困の概念は国内の公正な転換（GX）議論にも示唆を与える。
In the global GX context
While electricity access is largely universal in advanced economies, this mapping highlights the global equity dimension of the energy transition that ISSB/TCFD disclosure frameworks increasingly touch through just-transition and social safeguards. It offers a research baseline for linking SDG7 progress to transition finance and climate-resilient infrastructure.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:電力アクセス研究の全体像と未開拓地域・テーマを把握するための書誌的基盤を提供する。
🏢実務担当者:新興国での分散型再エネ事業やオフグリッド展開を検討する企業にとって、地域別の研究動向と社会的課題の把握に有用。
🏛政策担当者:SDG7達成に向けた政策評価や、エネルギー貧困・公正な転換を考慮した国際協力の設計に参考となる。
📄 Abstract（原文）
This study uses bibliometric and science mapping methods to examine the development of global research on the socioeconomic determinants of electricity accessibility between 2001 and 2025. A total of 413 Scopus-indexed publications is analysed using performance analysis and network-based mapping techniques in VOSviewer, including co-word analysis, citation and co-citation analysis, bibliographic coupling, and co-authorship mapping. Publication output increases sharply after 2015, reflecting growing interest in energy poverty, decentralised renewable energy, and Sustainable Development Goal 7. Four main research clusters are identified, which are i) decentralised renewables and mini-grid based rural electrification; ii) energy poverty, electricity access, and human development; iii) macroeconomic, financial, and environmental linkages; and iv) governance, energy justice, and regional development trajectories. The findings also show increasing integration among socioeconomic analysis, geospatial modelling, technological planning, and policy evaluation. However, important geographical and social gaps remain, particularly in Latin America, the Middle East, Small Island Developing States, and studies of informal settlement residents and Indigenous communities. Future research should connect household level welfare outcomes with wider energy transition processes, and examine the long-term performance of decentralised systems, governance reforms, and climate-resilient electrification pathways. In conclusion, the study organises a fragmented body of literature and provides a foundation for research and policy aimed at equitable and sustainable electricity access.
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