A taxonomy of energy resilience
By Andrea Del Gatto, Carlo Drago. 2020
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Resilience is receiving increasing scientific attention, albeit its notion is still in progress and not univocal, especially when it comes to specific sectors such as energy. Energy and resilience policy is detected as a dominant strategy to achieve international development objectives throughout long-term sustainability and wellbeing goals. Energy resilience also crosses major energy policy issues – namely energy vulnerability, security, poverty, and justice. Making use of the Web Of Science 2018 release, this work aims at contributing to a clarification of the concept of energy resilience, proposing a taxonomy. The bibliometric outputs show a sharp increase in scientific publications on the issue. The bibliometric analysis suggests a taxonomy of energy resilience based on 7 approaches or strategies. The results suggest an evolution of the conceptual contributions, that enlarge resilience early use, merely applied to technical and hard sciences. Resilience is today used in different disciplines, including social sciences and sustainability studies, as part of a holistic approach centered on sustainable development.
Subfields: General Energy, Pollution, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
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- Energy vulnerability around the world: The global energy vulnerability index (GEVI) (2020, background): “…potential variables multicollinearity and discharge the index from falling into a potential case-based spectrum; this would yield a more reliable composite indicator in line with the demanding scientific and policy requirements (Gatto and Drago, 2020b, Drago and Gatto, 2018; Agovino et al., 2018).”