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At what stage (e.g. peak or decline of the mainstream narrative, or emergence of an alternative narrative, etc.) is your CS now?
- mainstream: fossil fuels on the rise again due to investments
- private sectors tends more to renewables
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What transformative capacities do you see?
- small scale local needs as driving force, support for many communities
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How consensual (among the stakeholders) are these transformative narrative(s)?
- alternative narrative is still a minority
- Government bodies have not yet taken part in a energy transition road map
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Can you foresee SETPs in your CS?

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At what stage (e.g. peak or decline of the mainstream narrative, or emergence of an alternative narrative, etc.) is your CS now?
-before 1998, the industry was subsidized. After that, the mining sector does not have a future.
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What transformative capacities do you see?
-tourism, RET for the whole country, GDP/capita increase in Romania. The economy at the national level is doing good
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How consensual (among the stakeholders) are these transformative narrative(s)?
-transotioon should be better organized
-government not capable of being the major actor of the transition?
-each municipality is on its onw, no collective action. --> hard to coordinate capacities
-the mainstrem narra. is still present
Can you foresee SETPs in your CS?

-the moment when the power unions was washed away and the mining sector started to decline
-tourism can become significant if there are investors. Mines could attract tourists.
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-out-migration is part of the problem (decline of the sector?)
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At what stage (e.g. peak or decline of the mainstream narrative, or emergence of an alternative narrative, etc.) is your CS now?
- alternative narrative the hot topic: off-stream, closure
--PV installations happening now
-agricultural production --> economic diversity? hydroponics
What transformative capacities do you see?
- explode infrastructure,
-green energy sector
-mountains, water resources could be exploded for RES energy projects
-high solar potential
-promote projects that include young generations for just transitions
How consensual (among the stakeholders) are these transformative narrative(s)?
-transition is supported by diverse groups: environmental, economic groups
- survey: serve the interests of NG companies (37%)
-it is European plan (25%)
Can you foresee SETPs in your CS?

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many people think that the transition is promoted by NG companies/interests--> distrust; however, most people agree with the transition.

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What transformative capacities do you see?
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How consensual (among the stakeholders) are these transformative narrative(s)?
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Can you foresee SETPs in your CS?

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Main transformative narrative is to reach 100% RE by 2050 and ban ICE cars by 2030

At what stage (e.g. peak or decline of the mainstream narrative, or emergence of an alternative narrative, etc.) is your CS now?
- decline of transformative narrative due to lack of implementation/results and rise of local conflicts/protests
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What transformative capacities do you see?
- Right policies in place: Balearic climate and energy policy approved in 2019
- missing capacity: poor land-use planning
- financial capacity is provided by private sector (energy utility)
How consensual (among the stakeholders) are these transformative narrative(s)?
- local NGOs protests (visual impact vs land use)
- national and regional government supports the agenda
- local government lacks technical capacity and political interest
Can you foresee SETPs in your CS?

- Balearic climate and energy law approved in 2019: ban of ICE cars by 2030 and 100% RE by 2050
challenges:
-lack of political/technical capacities to create land-use planning. to see where they can use the land for food production, tourism, etc.
-government does not have the (political, technical, financial) capacity

-financially tourism makes sense, but covid has changed it.

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-what is the direction/can we imagine a SETP that would intervence
-What is the role of expectations?
identify: relationship with tourists. how do outsiders look at the locals? the locals want to be seen as green, for the future, to fulfill external expectations, instead of pursuing local goals.
--are the policies accepted by the citizens? are the citizens supporting the tourism branding? how to make ligitimate policies? -do citizens trust policies? (not in GR)
-local capacity?

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What region types did you identify?
- Mainstream: Many projects coal+biomass
-solar-thermal.
- International investments -Tuzla 7-coal power plant originally funded by Chinese investments, may be withdrawn.
- Formal 5 hydropowerplants in 5 regions, region defined by the powerplant
- search for regions with bigger potential for hydropower plants
- places where the goverment invested
- Perception has changed since the 1980 where the focus was not on the ecological but the economical dimension. Today people also adress climate change

What region type(s) do you find more relevant for your case study and why?
- In the case studies the political narratives are analysed   hence focus on perceptual

Who is/are describing the region?
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Are these region types aligned with the mainstream narratives?
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What synergies were identified between CS and WPs? 

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What synergies were identified between CS and WPs? 

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-national and local government as main actors. Top-down approach (GR, IT, MX), whereas in RO the top-down vision is lacking
-selfish principles as a reason for opposition
-some narratives have emerged as counter-narratives
-tourism in Balearic Islands and RO is important, forseen by IT and GR .
-are the policies accepted by the citizens?
-distrust is common
-we have similar approaches: top-down
in RO is more bottom-up self-organization--> changing the rethoric