By applying a phase model
for the renewables-based
energy transition in the
MENA countries to Palestine,
the study provides a guiding
vision to support the strategy
development and steering of
the energy transition process
A shift towards a
sustainable energy system
could support Palestine to
secure a reliable and
affordable electricity supply,
achieve cost savings, and
create long-term benefits
for economic growth.
To what extent the
renewable energy potential
in Palestine can be exploited
will depend heavily on
political developments.
Author(s): Sibel Raquel Ersoy, Julia Terrapon-Pfaff, Imad Brik
Publisher: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
Year: 2022
Language: English
Pages: 49
City: Jerusalem
1
Introduction
2
Conceptual Model
2.1 The Original Phase Models
2.2 The Multi-Level Perspective and the Three Stages of Transitions
2.3 Additions in the MENA Phase Model
3
The MENA Phase Model
3.1 Specific Characteristics of the MENA Region
3.2 Adaptation of Model Assumptions According to the Characteristics of the MENA Countries
3.3 Phases of the Energy Transition in MENA Countries
3.4 Transfer of the Phase Model to the Country Case of Palestine
3.5 Data Collection
4
Application of the Model to Palestine
4.1 Categorisation of the Energy System Transformation in Palestine According to the Phase Model
4.1.1 Assessment of the Current State and Trends at the Landscape and System Levels
Factsheet
4.1.2 Assessment of Trends and Developments at the Niche Level
4.1.3 Necessary Steps for Achieving the Next Phase
4.2 Outlook for the Next Phases of the Transition Process
5
Conclusions and Outlook
