Publication detail
The intertwining issues of energy security, environmental protection, and societal development
Petar Sabev Varbanov
English title
The intertwining issues of energy security, environmental protection, and societal development
Type
editorial
Language
en
Original abstract
Sustainable development is frequently defined as having three pillars —environmental, societal, and economic. These pillars—or components, refer to the three kinds of capital in the theory of human wealth—natural, social, and economic capital. The past several years have clearly demonstrated to the world the fragility of the global supply chains for materials and products. The transportation sector—especially for passengers, has experienced a difficult period. The energy commodities market, although having taken some losses, has kept functioning.
English abstract
Sustainable development is frequently defined as having three pillars —environmental, societal, and economic. These pillars—or components, refer to the three kinds of capital in the theory of human wealth—natural, social, and economic capital. The past several years have clearly demonstrated to the world the fragility of the global supply chains for materials and products. The transportation sector—especially for passengers, has experienced a difficult period. The energy commodities market, although having taken some losses, has kept functioning.
Keywords in English
Energy security; environmental protection; societal development
Released
26.05.2022
Publisher
SPRINGER
Location
New York
ISSN
1618-954X
Number
24
Pages from–to
1319–1320
Pages count
2