Climate Risk at Coastal Energy Systems: Integrating Energy and Climate Justice Frameworks with Policy Recommendations
沿岸エネルギーシステムにおける気候リスク：エネルギーと気候正義の枠組みの統合と政策提言 (AI 翻訳)
Debanjana Das, Luis Enrique Ortiz, Barry Klinger
🤖 gxceed AI 要約
日本語
本論文は、沿岸地域のエネルギーインフラに対する気候リスクをレビューし、社会的・経済的不平等が脆弱なコミュニティに与える影響を分析する。天然ガス発電所の58%、原子力発電所の54%が海岸から100km以内に位置することを示し、気候リスク評価に正義の枠組みを統合する必要性を提唱する。政策的な提言と今後の研究課題を提示。
English
This paper reviews climate hazards to coastal energy infrastructure, finding 58% of natural gas and 54% of nuclear capacity within 100km of coasts. It highlights how socioeconomic inequalities amplify impacts on vulnerable groups and argues for integrating climate justice into energy justice frameworks. Concludes with policy pathways and research priorities for coastal resilience.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本は多くの原子力発電所やLNG基地を沿岸に有し、台風や高潮によるリスクが高まっている。本論文は、気候リスク評価に社会的公平性を組み込む視点を提供し、日本のレジリエンス計画や地域コミュニティ対策に示唆を与える。
In the global GX context
This paper contributes to the global climate risk disclosure landscape by integrating climate justice into energy system resilience. It reinforces the TCFD/ISSB emphasis on physical risk assessment and broadens the discussion to include equity, which is increasingly relevant for transition finance and just transition frameworks.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Highlights the importance of integrating justice into climate risk models and energy planning.
🏢実務担当者:Provides data on coastal infrastructure exposure and a framework for equitable risk assessment.
🏛政策担当者:Offers policy recommendations for enhancing coastal resilience with a justice lens.
📄 Abstract（原文）
Abstract Coastal regions are home to over half the global population and more than 60% of global energy infrastructure. This review summarizes coastal climate hazards, examines the threats to components of coastal energy infrastructure, and discusses the role of social and economic inequalities in amplifying impacts on vulnerable groups. It synthesizes findings from a semi-systematic literature analysis and interdisciplinary policy dialogues. 
Our analysis of critical energy assets and exposed infrastructure in coastal areas indicates that approximately 58% of natural gas and 54% of nuclear generation capacity lie within 100 km of coasts, emphasizing concentrated risk and the need to integrate climate risk assessment to ensure accessible and equitable energy. 
Climate and energy justice frameworks need to be better integrated. We propose that embedding climate justice principles into energy justice frameworks is essential for ensuring fair and resilient energy access in coastal regions. Climate change is making the coastal zone increasingly vulnerable to storm surge and other consequences of extreme weather. When electrical transmission networks are disabled by extreme events, their loss can have a disproportionate impact on some communities, which may have to wait months before power is restored. The paper concludes by outlining key open questions, research priorities, and policy pathways aimed at enhancing coastal resilience through interdisciplinary approaches. 
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