From individuals to collectives in energy systems - A social practice, identity and rhythm inspired lens

From individuals to collectives in energy systems - A social practice, identity and rhythm inspired lens
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从能源系统中的个人到集体——社会实践、身份和节奏启发的镜头

DOI:
10.1016/j.erss.2023.103279
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
6.7
通讯作者:
Oliveira S
Oliveira S
中科院分区:
经济学2区
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Oliveira S

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对融合个人和集体社会、空间和技术维度的社会智能能源系统的需求正在不断增加。然而,个人和集体尺度之间的社会、空间和技术相互作用的研究很少,而且缺乏概念基础。迄今为止,大多数研究都集中在个人层面或独立于个人的集体层面上的社会、技术、社会技术或空间方法。因此,忽视了个人与集体之间复杂的潜在动态以及跨尺度的能源使用和需求的多维度和多模式性质。作为回应,我们提出了一种社会实践、社会认同理论和节奏分析的新颖整合,重点关注能源使用者的集体能力,可以在社区社会背景和空间尺度上观察到。我们的概念框架通过在日常生活节奏中观察个人和集体社会技术背景下的能源用户,为能源研究和政策提供分析效益。这种方法可以为能源系统的未来研究以及社会智能电网、设备和集体能源系统的新治理机制和工程要求的设计政策和实践提供信息。
The need for socially smart energy systems that incorporate both individual and collective social, spatial, and technical dimensions is increasing. However, the social, spatial, and technical interplay between individual and collective scales has been poorly studied and lacks a conceptual basis. Most research to date has focused on social, technical, socio-technical, or spatial approaches at the individual level, or at the collective level independently of the individual. Therefore, overlooking the complex underlying dynamics between the individual and the collective and the multidimensional and multimodal nature of energy use and demand across scales. In response, we propose a novel integration of social practice, social identity theory, and rhythm analysis, with a focus on the collective capabilities of energy users, observable across neighbourhood social contexts and spatial scales. Our conceptual framework offers analytical benefits to energy research and policy by viewing energy users within their individual and collective socio-technical contexts across rhythms of everyday routines. This approach can inform future research in energy systems, as well as policy and practice in the design of new governance mechanisms and engineering requirements for socially smart grids, devices, and collective energy systems.