The global coal transition is already underway: countries are shifting to lower-carbon energy
sources. However, this shift may cause myriad economic and social challenges in coal …

Decarbonising industrial clusters globally is crucial in combating climate change and is
integral to the United Kingdom's ambition of achieving a net-zero economy by 2050. The …

Countries around the world are prioritising net zero emissions to meet their Paris Agreement
goals. The demand for social impact assessment (SIA) is likely to grow as this transition will …

In response to the Paris Agreement, South Africa has committed to decommissioning its coal-
fired power stations and transitioning to renewable energy technologies. The pilot project for …

Industry is a crucial but extremely challenging sector to decarbonise. Global industrial
emissions in 2020 accounted for 38% of total final energy use emissions, when feedstocks …

The development and implementation of carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS)
technologies plays an increasingly important part in European Union (EU) and global …

Although much bibliometric research has been conducted to analyze publications on energy
policy, a systematic investigation of the sustainability of nuclear energy use after the …

This paper critically examines the literature on eco-welfare states and just transitions, laying
the groundwork for a comprehensive multi-method research agenda. Whereas previous …

Participatory multi-criteria analysis (PMCA) methods are increasingly used to inform
decision-makers. The methodology can theoretically be used to enhance energy justice for …

Energy justice is a rapidly developing area of research and policy advocacy. Recently, some
critiques have been formulated, particularly from postcolonial, political ecology, and more …