G20 is a group of twenty countries which are one of the biggest economies in the world and energy security as core area. This book covers acceleration of energy transition and low-carbon growth with emphasis on G20 countries. It covers inclusive energy transition with the use of renewable energy sources. Further coverage includes energy balances, production/consumption sectors, energy efficiency and data indicators, energy related environmental emissions, clean energy alternatives, and so forth.
- Discusses sustainable energy security in G20 countries
- Cover the long-term and comprehensive Agenda 2030 of United Nations
- Includes global energy efficiency and research/commercial activities used in promoting the road map on energy
- Addresses energy security, policies and clean energy production by viewpoint of experts from different countries
- Reviews energy crisis in solution with clean energy transition in general and on the pathway to net-zero emissions
This book is aimed at researchers and graduate students in energy security, sustainable development, and environment sustainability including professionals.
This book covers acceleration of energy transition and low-carbon growth with emphasis on G20 countries. It covers inclusive energy transition with the use of renewable energy sources including energy balances, production/consumption sectors, energy efficiency, energy related environmental emissions and so forth.
1. Energy Security and Green Transition Policies in Argentina: Starting
Point Towards a Liberal Future
2. Key Trends for Sustainable Energy Security
in Australia
3. Depicting Different Dimensions of Energy Security in Brazil
Through the Lens of Energy Transition
4. Restructuring Canada's Energy System
for a Sustainable, Energy Secure Future
5. Sustainability Through the Lens of
Energy Security and Transition in China
6. Recent Advancements in Security of
Clean Energy Transition in France
7. Key Trends for Sustainable Energy
Security in Germany for Addressing Economic Complexity and Geopolitical Risk
Resilience
8. Eco-Centric Approaches for Energy Transition: Attaining
Sustainable Energy Security Against a G20 Backdrop
9. Sustainable Energy
Security in India: Trends, Government Initiatives, and Successful Stories
10.
Sustainable Energy Security in Indonesia: An In-Depth Investigation for a
Sustainable Future
11. Evaluation of Green Energy Transition in
IndonesiaImplications for Peace and Sustainable Development
12. Prospects
for Sustainable Energy Security in Italy: Realizing the Potential of Energy
Transition at Global Context
13. Non-Governmental Organizations and Their
Contribution to Achieving Long-term Development for Energy Transition and
Waste Management: Successful Case Studies from Indore to Jammu and Kashmir,
India
14. Strategic Shift Towards Sustainable Energy Security in Japan: State
of the Art
15. Key Trends for Sustainable Energy Security in Mexico From an
Energy Justice Approach
16. Sustainable Energy Security in the Republic of
KoreaKey trends
17. Sustainable Energy Security in Russia
18. Renewable
Energy Trends and Opportunities in Saudi Arabia
19. Key Trends and
Progressive Roadmap for Sustainable Energy Security in South Africa
20.
Forecasting Turkey's Energy Landscape Using a SARIMA Model: Key Trends for
Sustainable Energy Security in Turkey
21. Assessment of Key Trends and
Policies for Achieving Sustainable Energy Security in the UK: A Systematic
Review and Future Outlook
22. From Vision to Action: Strategies for
Sustainable Energy Security in the United States
23. Decoding the Roadmap for
Energy Security Strategies in the European Union
Richa Kothari (M.Phil., Ph.D.) is Professor and currently Head of the Department, Department of Environmental Sciences, Central University of Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir, India. She is a Water Advanced Research and Innovation (WARI) Fellow, Indo-U.S. Science and Technology Forum at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA, with over 20 years of teaching and research experience. Recognized among Stanford Universitys Worlds top 2% scientists (20202025), her research interests include algal-based biofuels, bio-hydrogen, and renewable energy for wastewater treatment. She was presented with the Women Scientists Award, 2025, by the Central University of Rajasthan, Ajmer, Rajasthan, India, in March 2025 and the ASSOCHAM J&K Womens Achiever Award on March 10, 2023. She has authored more than 140 journal articles, holds five patents, has gained approximately 9805 citations, and holds an h-index of 49 and an i10-index of 114. She has also worked as a guest editor for special issues in the Journal of Biofuels, Journal of Biomass Conversion and Biorefinery, Environmental Sustainability, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews. She has guided 9 Ph.D./M.Phil., 65 M.Sc. and approximately 40 M.Tech. students. She has also delivered a number of invited lectures at national and international levels.
Neeta Rani is Associate Professor and currently Head of the Department, Department of National Security Studies at Central University of Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir, India. She has work experience of more than 14 years. She completed her post-graduation in defense and strategic studies and earned her doctorate (Ph.D.) from Panjab University, Chandigarh. She specializes in Central Asian security affairs, with a special focus on energy security. Her areas of interest include energy security, border management, Central Asia, South Asian security affairs, and human security. She has published papers in several reputed journals. She has completed an ICSSR-sponsored research project on the Village Defence Guards Scheme in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K).
Anita Singh is currently working as Associate Professor and currently Head of the Department, Department of Environmental Studies, Central University of Haryana, Haryana. She has more than 14 years of teaching and research experience. Dr. Singh did her Ph.D. on bioethanol production from lignocellulosic biomass from Guru Jambheshwar University of Science & Technology, Hisar. She did her post-doctoral research at the University of Georgia, U.S.A., on selective removal of inhibitors from lignocellulosic biomass. Dr. Singh has published 50 papers in international journals and six book chapters in various edited books. She has published three edited books with reputed publishers. Dr. Singh completed two sponsored projects from UGC and DST-SERB (ECR). She has guided 44 masters students dissertations and supervised two Ph.D. students. Dr. Singh was awarded CSIR-SRF and CSIR-RA fellowships for research during and after her Ph.D. Dr. Singh was awarded a UGC Raman Post doctoral fellowship for doing research in the U.S.A. Dr. Singh was recognized among Stanford Universitys Worlds top 2% scientists (2025).
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