The African Union and the Governance of the Energy Transition in the Era of the Anthropocene: from AU Bodies to Non-State Actors

This presentation shows that the energy transition is a phenomenon that brings about a profound social transformation and that requires the involvement of all actors, from international organizations to non-state actors.

Related Organizations

UNIVERSITE LYON 3 JEAN MOULIN
France
University of Houston
United States

Keywords

energy transition, global energy transition, energy law, climate change, european law, african union, IRENA, ONU, Anthropocene Era, state, new energy system, actors of energy law, players, non-state actors, state and constitutional law, statutory arrangements to energy transition

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