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Just Energy Transition, Structural Inequities, and Social Mobility

The case of Mexico


Mexico’s energy transition is unfolding in a context of deep structural inequalities and persistently low social mobility. While most households have electricity, there are still large disparities in affordability, reliability, and the capacity of energy access to expand capabilities and opportunities.

This paper develops a framework that links energy justice to social mobility, combining empirical evidence on energy poverty with the social and solidarity economy perspective.

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