エネルギー市民権のストーリーラインと未来世界進化のナラティブを組み合わせた、変革的で社会的に裏付けられたエネルギー転移シナリオの設計
Combining storylines of energy citizenship with narratives of future-world evolutions to design transformative and socially informed energy transition scenarios (原題)
Dimitris Fotopoulos, Nikos Kleanthis, Nicole J. van den Berg, BinBin J. Pearce, Detlef Peter van Vuuren, Alexandros Flamos, Vassilis Stavrakas
🤖 gxceed AI 要約
日本語
気候政策分析はトップダウン手法が支配的で、エネルギー転移の社会政治的側面、特に地域レベルの市民の関与が過小評価されている。本研究はエネルギー市民権をパターンとトレンドに分解し、人中心のストーリーラインとして再構成し、SSPに着想を得た三つの未来世界ナラティブに埋め込む。これにより市民の主体性や集合的行動が中心となる脱炭素経路を体系的に探索できる多層シナリオ空間を構築し、モデリングの仮定をより透明で非定型化する枠組みを提示する。
English
Climate policy analysis remains dominated by top-down approaches that underrepresent sociopolitical dimensions of the energy transition. This study deconstructs energy citizenship into patterns and trends, translating them into people-centred storylines embedded within three SSP-inspired future-world narratives. The resulting multilayered scenario space enables systematic exploration of decarbonisation pathways where citizen agency and collective action are central, offering more transparent, less stylised assumptions for scenario modelling.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本では地域脱炭素・市民参加型の再エネ導入やトランジション政策の議論が進むが、本稿のシナリオ枠組みは地域レベルの合意形成や政策対話の設計に示唆を与える。ただしSSBJや有報開示など企業開示実務との直接的な接続は弱い。
In the global GX context
Global disclosure regimes (TCFD/ISSB/CSRD) increasingly demand transition-plan narratives, yet scenario work rarely integrates social dimensions. This framework offers a way to make sociopolitical assumptions explicit in transition scenarios, complementing disclosure-focused transition planning with more inclusive, people-centred pathway design.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:シナリオモデリングに社会科学的ストーリーラインを組み込む方法論的枠組みとして参照できる。
🏢実務担当者:トランジションプラン策定時に、市民・地域ステークホルダーの関与を織り込む視点を得られる。
🏛政策担当者:地域レベルの市民参加を脱炭素シナリオ設計に体系的に組み込む政策的示唆がある。
📄 Abstract（原文）
Despite a growing body of research seeking to integrate social sciences into scenario-based research and modelling, climate policy analysis remains largely dominated by top-down approaches that underrepresent the sociopolitical dimensions of the energy transition, particularly at the local level. In this context, the concept of energy citizenship has gained increasing attention as a means of fostering more inclusive, democratic, and equitable energy systems. However, significant gaps exist regarding its conceptual clarity, operationalisation, and systematic integration into scenario-based research and modelling practices. This study addresses these gaps by presenting a novel interdisciplinary framework for transformative scenario design that explicitly links social innovations of energy citizenship with alternative future-world evolutions. We deconstruct energy citizenship into distinct patterns and trends and translate them into people-centred storylines that capture diverse forms of individual and collective engagement in the energy transition. These storylines are embedded within three future-world narratives inspired by the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways, while describing alternative long-term pathways in which citizen agency, social practices, and collective action play the central role. We construct a multilayered scenario space that enables systematic exploration of decarbonisation pathways informed by empirical research clarifying the concept of energy citizenship, while also testing the robustness of transition strategies under contrasting sociopolitical conditions. Overall, the proposed framework advances understanding of how energy citizenship can shape mitigation pathways, while also providing less stylised and more transparent assumptions for scenario-based modelling. It also offers a platform for continued exchange between modelling communities, policymakers, and practitioners, supporting more inclusive climate action.
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