Energy Transition Theory

Energy Transition Theory describes how societies shift from reliance on traditional energy sources like coal, oil, and gas to cleaner, sustainable options such as wind, solar, and renewable technologies. This transition involves technological advancements, policy changes, and economic factors that influence energy production and consumption. It aims to reduce environmental impact, address climate change, and improve energy security. The process is gradual, often passing through phases of innovation, adoption, and infrastructure development, ultimately transforming how energy is generated, distributed, and used across economies and communities.