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The messy democratic fight to decarbonise transport

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The messy democratic fight to decarbonise transport

A study of Norway’s push to decarbonise road transport reveals that public and media debate is not a barrier to progress but the essential process through which policy is forged. By analysing media discourse, the research shows how democratic contestation shapes the political feasibility and public acceptance of major energy transitions, moving beyond a simple narrative of conflict to one of necessary democratic struggle.

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This research reframes the political challenges of energy policy, suggesting that robust public debate is a functional component of successful implementation rather than a problem to be managed. For anyone involved in public-sector energy planning, it offers a strategic lens for engaging with media and public discourse, viewing it as a critical part of building durable, democratically legitimate policy.


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