The implications of place attachment and loss in generational coal mining communities are
currently under-examined in energy transition discourse in Australia. By examining public …

Energy poverty has been kept at bay in Sweden for the past decades owing to several
beneficial circumstances. However, geopolitical pressure and an accelerating energy …

To address increasing opposition to wind projects in Denmark three compensation schemes
were introduced in the 2008 Renewable Energy Act. The aim was to address issues of …

Much research on electric mobility transitions has been descriptive or positive, rather than
normative or critical, assessing the deeper ethical, justice, or moral issues that arise. To …

This study analyzes the role of civil society in China's clean energy transition from the
perspective of Confucianism, an influential political-ethical doctrine with over 2000 years of …

This paper employs an assemblage theoretical approach to analyse how Norwegian land-
based wind power policies are constructed over time and what forces dominate and resist …

Inclusive innovation addresses the challenges and aspirations of poor and marginalised
groups in society. Attention towards these groups is also important for social justice in …

Energy justice is an important concept drawing attention to fairness and equity in the
transition to clean energy. Recently, a theme that highlights procedural and distributive …

This paper uses a business model framework to discuss how principles of energy justice-in
particular, equitable distribution of costs and benefits, affordability, due process and greater …

Abstract Sustainable Developing Agenda, through initiatives such as Agenda 21 and 2030,
provides a series of goals and targets to support decarbonization and improve quality of life …