Participatory Governance in Renewable Energy Policy: A Global Perspective

Abstract

This article examines the rise of participatory governance in the formulation and implementation of renewable energy policies worldwide. Adopting a comparative approach, it evaluates case studies from diverse geographical contexts such as Germany, India, and Brazil. The study highlights how grassroots involvement can foster more equitable and effective policy outcomes. It also identifies challenges in aligning local interests with national policy goals. By exploring these dynamics, the article underscores the importance of inclusive policy-making processes in the transition to sustainable energy systems.