The rising demands of the growing population have raised two significant global challenges
viz. energy crisis and solid-waste management, ultimately leading to environmental …

Here we propose a framework for considering the justice issues of industrial cluster
decarbonisation, a pressing challenge confronting many industrialised economies. Industrial …

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 …

Many new concepts have emerged to better capture socio-technical change in energy
systems from a normative perspective. Two of the most visible, popularized, and politically …

Over the past decade, notions of energy justice have been subject to significant uptake
within energy studies. One conception, often referred to as a “three-tenet approach”, has …

Energy justice is one of the essential concepts which has an impact on social prosperity.
This paper investigates the relationship between green energy justice and social prosperity …

The purpose of the study is to examine the dynamics of carbon emissions inequality and its
effect on energy justice, whether carbon footprints have increased or decreased across …

Abstract In the European Union, energy democracy (ED) is considered a socially desirable
policy goal. One way to achieve ED is through empowering local communities to become …

Abstract The United Nations declaration of a climate urgency in 2020 has intensified the
need for change in energy systems across the world. This has resulted in political attention …

Society faces many challenges in promoting a just transition to a low-carbon economy, a
transition that does not create or exacerbate injustices. Notably, the just transition can only …