Julia Tomei
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3753880 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Julia Tomei |
| NOMBRES | Julia |
| APELLIDO | Tomei |
| FIRMA | TOMEI J |
| AFILIACIONES | University College London |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2156-1603 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 59 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2009 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Climate, power, and structural reforms
IFIs have strengthened climate integration in their programmes, but implementation remains uneven across institutions and regions. • Transformative change is constrained by systemic barriers, fiscal limits, weak institutional capacity, and complex political dynamics. • Local ownership is key but fragile; context-sensitive, politically informed approaches are crucial for successful climate-aligned reforms. • Expanding concessional finance and clim…
Critical mapping of the energy-gender nexus
Existing energy research is frequently criticised for its lack of gender sensitivity and for reproducing masculine biases. While literature exploring energy and gender is growing, there remains a significant gap in understanding how these fields precisely interact. Exploring this intersection is important to advance the agenda for gender equality in energy research, policy and practice. This article presents a systematic review of papers publishe…
Energy and housing trajectories
Auto-construction accounts for the majority of housing built in Lima. • Develops storylines to illustrate energy and housing trajectories. • Vulnerability is present at every stage of the auto-construction process. • Progress does not mean escaping energy poverty and achieving dignified housing. This paper explores the interconnections between housing and energy as intersecting social challenges that generate complex and evolving states of vulner…
Energy, equity and inclusion
The provision of universal access to modern energy and the facilitation of a clean and equitable energy transition depends on the consideration of the needs of marginalised and vulnerable groups in energy planning. Kenya has made significant progress in increasing energy access and has implemented policies aimed at inclusivity and equality in energy and other sectors. However, questions remain about how gender equality and social inclusion (GESI)…
Towards Resilient and Inclusive Climate Compatible Development
Presents a novel scenarios approach for planning resilient and inclusive climate compatible development. • Applies novel scenario approach to explore climate compatible development in Zambia. • Resilient development can be supported through economic and energy-system diversification. • Inclusive development can be supported through building knowledge, skills and internal capacities. • Multi-level governance and fair development partnerships with …
A policy and practice divide? Zambia's artisanal and small-scale mining sector and the Sustainable Development Goals
Stakeholder perspectives on the future of clean cooking in sub-Saharan Africa and the role of pay-as-you-go LPG in expanding access
Reliance on polluting cooking fuels is linked to three million premature deaths per year as well as other climatic, environmental and social impacts. Numerous clean cooking fuels are available but remain inaccessible to low-income consumers due to affordability limitations. An emerging solution targeting the urban poor is pay-as-you-go (PAYG) liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), which allows gas to be purchased in micropayments. However, little is know…
Data governance and open science in energy planning
There is growing recognition of the need for openness in the governance and management of long-term energy systems planning, including improving data accessibility to inform the planning process. Open data principles offer a way to manage and govern this process more collaboratively and transparently, but they are challenging to implement particularly in resource-constrained and decentralised planning contexts like low- and middle-income countrie…
Centralized injustices
What happens once people have electricity has received far less analytical and policy attention than the provision of the infrastructure itself. For low-income settlements that have gained a connection to the grid, energy access challenges can still prevail, keeping many inhabitants in energy poverty. This paper analyses energy practices in three low-income neighbourhoods in Lima, Peru, with particular attention to inhabitants’ responses in the f…
Lost learnings
It is often said that in order to succeed, one most fail and yet, all too often, we fail to talk about failure. This is particularly true in energy and development (E&D), a sector that faces complex challenges leading to relatively high chances of project failure. This paper explores failure in E&D, specifically how it is discussed, its impact and mechanisms encourage discussion of failure. This was achieved through a review of academic literatur…
Lessons from last mile electrification in Colombia
Linkages between sanitation and the sustainable development goals
This paper identifies opportunities from targeted and integrated sanitation action to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This is contextualised to the case of Brazil through a systematic approach applied to the sanitation sector that considers the range of infrastructure, management services and people involved in different phases of the service chain, from municipal wastewater containment to safe disposal or re‐use. Articulating t…
Connecting climate action with other Sustainable Development Goals
Forgotten spaces
The 2018 report of the Lancet Countdown on health and climate change
Mapping synergies and trade-offs between energy and the Sustainable Development Goals
Electricity in Central America
A new global energy era is emerging, one driven by the confluence of energy security, climate politics and energy equity issues. This ‘energy trilemma’ is shaping the global political economy of energy, which in turn influences how decisions are made about how energy is provided—referred to as global energy governance. This article analyzes historical and contemporary developments in Central America’s power sectors. This is a region that has long…
Unpacking Brazil’s Leadership in the Global Biofuels Arena
Biofuels represent an opportunity for Brazil to exert global leadership by substantially scaling up the production, consumption, and international trade of bioethanol. Africa represents an ideal venue in which to do this, given its suitable agro-climatic conditions and extensive land area. Brazil has consequently sought to establish bilateral partnerships with African countries, as well as North-South-South trilateral partnerships involving the E…
Practicing stewardship
Biofuels have transitioned from a technology expected to deliver numerous benefits to a highly contested socio-technical solution. Initial hopes about their potential to mitigate climate change and to deliver energy security benefits and rural development, particularly in the Global South, have unravelled in the face of numerous controversies. In recognition of the negative externalities associated with biofuels, the European Union developed sust…
Food versus fuel? Going beyond biofuels
Incorporating equity into sustainability assessments of biofuels
Demystifying the Social Impacts of Biofuels at Local Levels
Since the turn of the century, biofuels have been promoted not only for their potential to mitigate climate change and address energy security but also for the potential benefits to socio-ecological systems. However, the purported benefits were almost immediately called into question as evidence began to emerge of the potential negative consequences of biofuel production. Recent debates have highlighted the social impacts, particularly land acces…
The sustainability of forestry biomass supply for EU bioenergy
An Introduction to Sustainable Development - By Peter R Rogers, Kazi F Jalal and John A Boyle
Connecting climate action with other Sustainable Development Goals
Linkages between sanitation and the sustainable development goals
This paper identifies opportunities from targeted and integrated sanitation action to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This is contextualised to the case of Brazil through a systematic approach applied to the sanitation sector that considers the range of infrastructure, management services and people involved in different phases of the service chain, from municipal wastewater containment to safe disposal or re‐use. Articulating t…
Lessons from last mile electrification in Colombia
Unpacking Brazil’s Leadership in the Global Biofuels Arena
Biofuels represent an opportunity for Brazil to exert global leadership by substantially scaling up the production, consumption, and international trade of bioethanol. Africa represents an ideal venue in which to do this, given its suitable agro-climatic conditions and extensive land area. Brazil has consequently sought to establish bilateral partnerships with African countries, as well as North-South-South trilateral partnerships involving the E…
Food versus fuel? Going beyond biofuels
The sustainability of forestry biomass supply for EU bioenergy
Stakeholder perspectives on the future of clean cooking in sub-Saharan Africa and the role of pay-as-you-go LPG in expanding access
Reliance on polluting cooking fuels is linked to three million premature deaths per year as well as other climatic, environmental and social impacts. Numerous clean cooking fuels are available but remain inaccessible to low-income consumers due to affordability limitations. An emerging solution targeting the urban poor is pay-as-you-go (PAYG) liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), which allows gas to be purchased in micropayments. However, little is know…
Lost learnings
It is often said that in order to succeed, one most fail and yet, all too often, we fail to talk about failure. This is particularly true in energy and development (E&D), a sector that faces complex challenges leading to relatively high chances of project failure. This paper explores failure in E&D, specifically how it is discussed, its impact and mechanisms encourage discussion of failure. This was achieved through a review of academic literatur…
Practicing stewardship
Biofuels have transitioned from a technology expected to deliver numerous benefits to a highly contested socio-technical solution. Initial hopes about their potential to mitigate climate change and to deliver energy security benefits and rural development, particularly in the Global South, have unravelled in the face of numerous controversies. In recognition of the negative externalities associated with biofuels, the European Union developed sust…
A policy and practice divide? Zambia's artisanal and small-scale mining sector and the Sustainable Development Goals
Forgotten spaces
Incorporating equity into sustainability assessments of biofuels
Demystifying the Social Impacts of Biofuels at Local Levels
Since the turn of the century, biofuels have been promoted not only for their potential to mitigate climate change and address energy security but also for the potential benefits to socio-ecological systems. However, the purported benefits were almost immediately called into question as evidence began to emerge of the potential negative consequences of biofuel production. Recent debates have highlighted the social impacts, particularly land acces…
Data governance and open science in energy planning
There is growing recognition of the need for openness in the governance and management of long-term energy systems planning, including improving data accessibility to inform the planning process. Open data principles offer a way to manage and govern this process more collaboratively and transparently, but they are challenging to implement particularly in resource-constrained and decentralised planning contexts like low- and middle-income countrie…
Centralized injustices
What happens once people have electricity has received far less analytical and policy attention than the provision of the infrastructure itself. For low-income settlements that have gained a connection to the grid, energy access challenges can still prevail, keeping many inhabitants in energy poverty. This paper analyses energy practices in three low-income neighbourhoods in Lima, Peru, with particular attention to inhabitants’ responses in the f…
Electricity in Central America
A new global energy era is emerging, one driven by the confluence of energy security, climate politics and energy equity issues. This ‘energy trilemma’ is shaping the global political economy of energy, which in turn influences how decisions are made about how energy is provided—referred to as global energy governance. This article analyzes historical and contemporary developments in Central America’s power sectors. This is a region that has long…
An Introduction to Sustainable Development - By Peter R Rogers, Kazi F Jalal and John A Boyle
The sustainability of forestry biomass supply for EU bioenergy
Demystifying the Social Impacts of Biofuels at Local Levels
Since the turn of the century, biofuels have been promoted not only for their potential to mitigate climate change and address energy security but also for the potential benefits to socio-ecological systems. However, the purported benefits were almost immediately called into question as evidence began to emerge of the potential negative consequences of biofuel production. Recent debates have highlighted the social impacts, particularly land acces…
Incorporating equity into sustainability assessments of biofuels
Unpacking Brazil’s Leadership in the Global Biofuels Arena
Biofuels represent an opportunity for Brazil to exert global leadership by substantially scaling up the production, consumption, and international trade of bioethanol. Africa represents an ideal venue in which to do this, given its suitable agro-climatic conditions and extensive land area. Brazil has consequently sought to establish bilateral partnerships with African countries, as well as North-South-South trilateral partnerships involving the E…
Practicing stewardship
Biofuels have transitioned from a technology expected to deliver numerous benefits to a highly contested socio-technical solution. Initial hopes about their potential to mitigate climate change and to deliver energy security benefits and rural development, particularly in the Global South, have unravelled in the face of numerous controversies. In recognition of the negative externalities associated with biofuels, the European Union developed sust…
Food versus fuel? Going beyond biofuels
Mapping synergies and trade-offs between energy and the Sustainable Development Goals
Electricity in Central America
A new global energy era is emerging, one driven by the confluence of energy security, climate politics and energy equity issues. This ‘energy trilemma’ is shaping the global political economy of energy, which in turn influences how decisions are made about how energy is provided—referred to as global energy governance. This article analyzes historical and contemporary developments in Central America’s power sectors. This is a region that has long…
The 2018 report of the Lancet Countdown on health and climate change
Connecting climate action with other Sustainable Development Goals
Forgotten spaces
Linkages between sanitation and the sustainable development goals
This paper identifies opportunities from targeted and integrated sanitation action to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This is contextualised to the case of Brazil through a systematic approach applied to the sanitation sector that considers the range of infrastructure, management services and people involved in different phases of the service chain, from municipal wastewater containment to safe disposal or re‐use. Articulating t…
Lessons from last mile electrification in Colombia
Lost learnings
It is often said that in order to succeed, one most fail and yet, all too often, we fail to talk about failure. This is particularly true in energy and development (E&D), a sector that faces complex challenges leading to relatively high chances of project failure. This paper explores failure in E&D, specifically how it is discussed, its impact and mechanisms encourage discussion of failure. This was achieved through a review of academic literatur…
Centralized injustices
What happens once people have electricity has received far less analytical and policy attention than the provision of the infrastructure itself. For low-income settlements that have gained a connection to the grid, energy access challenges can still prevail, keeping many inhabitants in energy poverty. This paper analyses energy practices in three low-income neighbourhoods in Lima, Peru, with particular attention to inhabitants’ responses in the f…
Stakeholder perspectives on the future of clean cooking in sub-Saharan Africa and the role of pay-as-you-go LPG in expanding access
Reliance on polluting cooking fuels is linked to three million premature deaths per year as well as other climatic, environmental and social impacts. Numerous clean cooking fuels are available but remain inaccessible to low-income consumers due to affordability limitations. An emerging solution targeting the urban poor is pay-as-you-go (PAYG) liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), which allows gas to be purchased in micropayments. However, little is know…
Data governance and open science in energy planning
There is growing recognition of the need for openness in the governance and management of long-term energy systems planning, including improving data accessibility to inform the planning process. Open data principles offer a way to manage and govern this process more collaboratively and transparently, but they are challenging to implement particularly in resource-constrained and decentralised planning contexts like low- and middle-income countrie…
Energy, equity and inclusion
The provision of universal access to modern energy and the facilitation of a clean and equitable energy transition depends on the consideration of the needs of marginalised and vulnerable groups in energy planning. Kenya has made significant progress in increasing energy access and has implemented policies aimed at inclusivity and equality in energy and other sectors. However, questions remain about how gender equality and social inclusion (GESI)…
Towards Resilient and Inclusive Climate Compatible Development
Presents a novel scenarios approach for planning resilient and inclusive climate compatible development. • Applies novel scenario approach to explore climate compatible development in Zambia. • Resilient development can be supported through economic and energy-system diversification. • Inclusive development can be supported through building knowledge, skills and internal capacities. • Multi-level governance and fair development partnerships with …
A policy and practice divide? Zambia's artisanal and small-scale mining sector and the Sustainable Development Goals
Climate, power, and structural reforms
IFIs have strengthened climate integration in their programmes, but implementation remains uneven across institutions and regions. • Transformative change is constrained by systemic barriers, fiscal limits, weak institutional capacity, and complex political dynamics. • Local ownership is key but fragile; context-sensitive, politically informed approaches are crucial for successful climate-aligned reforms. • Expanding concessional finance and clim…
Critical mapping of the energy-gender nexus
Existing energy research is frequently criticised for its lack of gender sensitivity and for reproducing masculine biases. While literature exploring energy and gender is growing, there remains a significant gap in understanding how these fields precisely interact. Exploring this intersection is important to advance the agenda for gender equality in energy research, policy and practice. This article presents a systematic review of papers publishe…
Energy and housing trajectories
Auto-construction accounts for the majority of housing built in Lima. • Develops storylines to illustrate energy and housing trajectories. • Vulnerability is present at every stage of the auto-construction process. • Progress does not mean escaping energy poverty and achieving dignified housing. This paper explores the interconnections between housing and energy as intersecting social challenges that generate complex and evolving states of vulner…
Economics (18 obras) · Business (16 obras) · Political science (13 obras) · Energy and Environment Impacts (12 obras) · Economic growth (10 obras) · Engineering (10 obras) · Geography (10 obras) · Natural resource economics (10 obras) · Environmental resource management (7 obras) · Ecology (6 obras)