Energy justice is often approached through the four tenets of procedural, distributive,
restorative and recognition justice. Though these tenets are important placeholders for …

Spatial justice is a theoretical framework that is increasingly used to examine questions of
equity in the low carbon transition (LCT) from a geographical perspective. We conducted a …

The important role of justice in energy transition technologies has been a topic of increasing
interest in recent years. However, key questions remain about how inequities influence …

The field of energy justice is at a critical juncture. As the social dimensions of energy
systems are becoming more salient, it is time to reflect on what has been achieved, and look …

The objective of this paper is to identify patterns in the literature on the use of key
performance indicators (KPI) and multicriteria decision-making models (MCDM/A) in the …

A rapid transition towards a CO 2-neutral steel industry is required to limit climate change.
Such a transition raises questions of justice, as it entails positive and negative impacts …

Access to electricity on the global scale has improved substantially in the past 30 years; yet,
in 2018, an estimated 831 million people still have no access. The UN SDG7,'Affordable and …

Abstract The feasibility of South Africa's just energy transition, as dictated by the speed of
phasing out coal and scaling up renewables, will rest on a range of techno-economic, socio …

Little research exists on how alternative understandings of sustainability and societal well-
being, such as those developed by marginalized Indigenous populations, can enrich and …

Energy poverty still affects more than 37 million people in Europe. Due to the COVID-19
crisis, this number may increase significantly. However, efforts to tackle this complex …