Transformative Governance: Speeding up change in global energy systems

From: Catherine Mitchell

Colloquium to: Energy and Resources Group, University of California, Berkley – 13 April 2016

Outline:

• What is energy governance?; Why is it important; What is Transformative Governance
• What characterises transformative governance versus other innovative or progressive governance
  • Current challenges to be met – Opportunities of change to be captured
  • Significant energy system changes (and opportunities) are already happening in some countries – derive from a few transformative mechanisms
  • Its not only governance change we need,  but transformative governance change
  • What characterises transformative governance?
  • Examples
• How transferable is transformative governance?
  • ‘Whole’ energy systems
  • Governance ‘Learning’
  • To change or not to change governance?
• Conclusions

Download the presentation: Mitchell ERG-April-2016

More about the ERG Colloquium: ERG Colloquium – Catherine Mitchell

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