Environmental Sustainability, Energy Dimension and Human Rights

Green energy introduces a production system that assigns a different focus to the protection of people and contributes to the safeguard of a plurality of interests. Thus, energy communities, by implementing a distributed energy self-production system, become a social aggregation tool for sustainable development and a way to counter economic vulnerability. In addition, they functionalize the production aspects aimed at the realization of intergenerational well-being. Such energy configurations allow to provide essential goods and services for health and to ensure that each person can fully express his or her own personality while preserving natural ecosystems. The ‘energy dimension’ becomes a collective benefit aimed at adapting financial situations with the values of the individual and solidarity in terms of access to and enjoyment of human rights.