Context Architecture as a Vector of Innovation: Pathways to the Consolidation of the Energy Transition

The growing evolution of energy transformations demands new perspectives capable of integrating innovation,sustainability, and governance into a single analytical framework. In this context, the context architectureemerges as an interesting conceptual framework to understand and operationalize the complex web of interactionsthat shape both the energy transition and energy governance. This qualitative study employed a bibliographicreview to analyze national and international scientific literature on the subject. The main objective was to examinecontext architecture as a vector of innovation and its contribution to the consolidation of the energy transition,considering the technological, social, and environmental challenges of the sector. The investigation focused onhow this architecture can facilitate system integration, maximize resource efficiency, and strengthen mechanismsof energy governance, thereby increasing resilience in the face of global transformations in energy production and consumption paradigms. The study reaffirms that context architecture provides a holistic and pragmaticperspective on the energy transition and governance, indicating pathways to make them tangible realities. Itconnects innovation, governance, and sustainability, reinforcing the development of energy systems that are moreresilient and socially responsible.Keywords: Context architecture, energy transformations, energy transition, energy governance, vector ofinnovation, resource efficiency.