Part 4.1

Part 4: Discuss the issues that arise within ethics and justice with this transition This segment delves into the ethical and justice-related challenges in the transition to renewable energy. Jenna highlights issues of income, wealth, and resource inequality, linking them to energy poverty, social costs, and disparities in access to energy systems, especially for marginalized groups. Examples from Norway and Cambodia emphasize the complexities of addressing indigenous rights, economic inequality, and off-grid systems. The discussion underscores the importance of equitable policies, educational initiatives, and community engagement to ensure no one is left behind in the transition. Collaborative efforts involving NGOs, unions, and local stakeholders are highlighted as crucial to achieving a fair and inclusive energy future.