北極圏カナダにおける気候的困窮、エネルギー貧困、構造的脆弱性：多次元家計調査からの証拠
Climate misery, energy poverty, and structural vulnerability in Arctic Canada: Evidence from a multidimensional household survey (原題)
Olatunji A. Shobande
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日本語
北極圏カナダ38コミュニティの2480世帯調査に基づき、Alkire–Foster枠組みで多次元エネルギー不正義指数（MEII）を構築。所得や住宅品質が高いほど脆弱性は低く、気候の厳しさとディーゼル依存は分布的に異なる形で剥奪と関連する。多次元剥奪とエネルギー負担は主観的福祉の低下と一貫して結びつく。
English
Using a 2,480-household survey across 38 Arctic Canadian communities, the study builds a Multidimensional Energy Injustice Index within the Alkire–Foster framework. Higher income and housing quality lower vulnerability, while climate severity and diesel reliance show distributionally heterogeneous links to deprivation. Deprivation and energy burden consistently predict lower subjective wellbeing.
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日本のGX文脈において
日本のGX文脈への直接接続は弱いが、離島・寒冷地のエネルギーアクセスや地域公正を考える際の多次元指標設計の参考になる。
In the global GX context
Adds a multidimensional, justice-oriented measurement approach to energy poverty that complements global just-transition and adaptation finance debates, though it sits outside mainstream TCFD/ISSB disclosure framing.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:多次元エネルギー貧困指標の設計と分位点GMMによる分布分析の手法が参考になる。
🏢実務担当者:寒冷地・遠隔地のエネルギー供給や地域社会リスク評価の視点を提供する。
🏛政策担当者:エネルギー貧困対策を所得支援だけでなく住宅・系統信頼性・制度能力の統合政策として設計する根拠になる。
📄 Abstract（原文）
Energy vulnerability in Arctic Canada extends beyond affordability, reflecting the interaction of climatic exposure, energy-system configuration, housing conditions, and institutional capacity. Using household survey evidence from 2480 respondents across 38 Arctic communities during 2024–2025, this study develops a Multidimensional Energy Injustice Index (MEII) within the Alkire–Foster framework and examines its correlates using fractional-response, multilevel, conventional quantile, and smoothed quantile GMM methods. Higher income and better housing quality are associated with lower vulnerability, while climatic severity and diesel reliance exhibit significant, distributionally heterogeneous relationships with deprivation. Institutional capacity is generally associated with lower vulnerability, and greater multidimensional deprivation and energy burden are consistently associated with lower subjective wellbeing. The findings demonstrate that Arctic energy vulnerability cannot be reduced to household purchasing power alone. Effective policy requires an integrated approach connecting affordability protection, climate-resilient housing, energy-system reliability, institutional capability, and locally appropriate transition strategies to advance equitable and resilient northern communities.
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- openalex https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gecadv.2026.100043first seen 2026-10-27 04:42:58 · last seen 2026-11-06 04:34:35
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