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Revision as of 10:17, 1 October 2014
Overview
The increased use of renewable energy will have significant social impacts. For example, the widespread use of renewable energy systems may lead to increasing or decreasing employment rates in certain regions, depending on their industrial base and whether they are completely reliant on fossil fuels. Other social impacts could include increased consumer choice regarding a household's energy supplier; changing political relations internationally as certain nations end their reliance on others for energy; and expected improvements in health, as more and more citizens are no longer exposed to hazardous wastes and emissions associated with fossil fuels[1].
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Technologies
Solar
Solar Home Systems (SHSs) contribute to sustainable development mainly through the improvement of social aspects of rural life (e.g. education, health, information, communication, etc.)[2]. Solar enregy has also been effecitve in lighting up rural areas at night, this has allowed the rural population to engage in more social activites during the night.
The following articles highlight the direct or indirect social impacts of solar energy.
Hydro
Hydro projects can have both positive and negative social and environmental impacts. However, if anticipated and tackled early in the planning stage of a project with the required resources, the negative impacts can be addressed in a positive manner[3].
- Micro Hydro Power (MHP) - Socio-economic Development
- Social Impacts and Social Risks in Hydropower Programs: Preemptive Planning and Counter-risk Measures (Michael M. Cernea)
- Social and Environmental Impacts of Hydropower Projects (Water World Today)
Bioenergy
Wind
Energy Use
Improved Cooking
Social impacts of improved cooking stoves are for example money and time saving in acquiring fuel as well as skill development and job creation in the community[4].
Productive Use
Mobility
Cross Cutting Issues
Grid
Agriculture
Battery Charging Systems
Further Information
References
- ↑ Electricity and Sustainable Development: Impacts of Solar Home Systems in Rural Bangladesh, https://energypedia.info/wiki/File:Impact_of_Solar_Home_System_in_Rural_Bangladesh.pdf
- ↑ Water World Today: http://waterengnet.com/2011/social-and-environmental-impacts-of-hydropower/
- ↑ HEDON: http://www.hedon.info/Improvedcookstove and Barnes et al, 1993, RWEDP No:44
