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The Neglected Side of the Energy Equation: Addressing Population-Driven Demand
Abstract While investments in energy supply — including renewables, fossil fuels, and efficiency technologies — receive substantial attention, the demand side driven by population growth and per-capita consumption is frequently under-emphasized. This paper argues that sustainable energy policy must balance supply-side innovation with measures that address population dynamics, consumption patterns, and demand-side efficiency to achieve long-term energy stability.
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