[HTML][HTML] Unsettling mainstream academic debates on community-based energy governance: Exploring the Japanese experience
Community-based energy governance (CEG), in which citizens or communities play a
central role, has attracted sufficient attention in the context of efforts to achieve a democratic …
central role, has attracted sufficient attention in the context of efforts to achieve a democratic …
[HTML][HTML] Out of steam? A social science and humanities research agenda for geothermal energy
The potential of geothermal energy for energy transition is increasingly recognized by
governments around the world. Whether geothermal energy is a sustainable source of heat …
governments around the world. Whether geothermal energy is a sustainable source of heat …
Green and just regional path development
W Eadson, B van Veelen - Regional Studies, Regional Science, 2023 - Taylor & Francis
Path development and path creation are prevalent concepts in efforts to understand regional
economic change and innovation. A recent focus has been on 'green'path development …
economic change and innovation. A recent focus has been on 'green'path development …
[HTML][HTML] Vicarious scale and instrumental imaginaries in community sustainable transitions
Community initiatives are often charged with scaling-up: growing, deepening their impacts,
and seeding off new projects. The desire to scale-up comes from both within the community …
and seeding off new projects. The desire to scale-up comes from both within the community …
[HTML][HTML] Energy democracy: A digital future?
E Judson, O Fitch-Roy, I Soutar - Energy Research & Social Science, 2022 - Elsevier
Academic exploration of energy democracy has produced a rich theorization of its
foundations that exhibits significant pluralism in response to different geographic, social …
foundations that exhibits significant pluralism in response to different geographic, social …
[HTML][HTML] Mapping the spatial turn in social science energy research. A computational literature review
Social science scholars have identified a “spatial turn” in energy research over the last three
decades. This article systematically reviews the literature on energy, space, and place and …
decades. This article systematically reviews the literature on energy, space, and place and …
[HTML][HTML] Who has the power? Reflections on citizen engagement in district heating schemes in the UK and Sweden
District heating (DH) schemes linked to Energy from Waste (EfW) and Biomass facilities
have been championed for their potential to decarbonise heating yet their role in energy …
have been championed for their potential to decarbonise heating yet their role in energy …
Community-based energy governance and the political: Towards a post-foundational energy democracy
Community-based energy governance (CEG) is increasingly seen as reconfiguring existing
socio-environmental power dynamics, contributing to just and democratic energy transitions …
socio-environmental power dynamics, contributing to just and democratic energy transitions …
A tale of two coals: the politics of time in coal phase out
B van Veelen - Environmental Politics, 2025 - Taylor & Francis
Collective social and political imaginaries of energy transitions are underpinned by a
particular temporality of linear, teleological paths of progress and modernity, conjuring an …
particular temporality of linear, teleological paths of progress and modernity, conjuring an …
Renewable energy policy and governance in West Sumatera Province: an overview
Abstract West Sumatera Province is the province with the highest renewable energy mix
target in Indonesia. To realize this target, the Province of West Sumatera has designed a …
target in Indonesia. To realize this target, the Province of West Sumatera has designed a …