The 'second phase'of the energy transition involves large-scale rollout of renewables,
raising wider questions about arrangements for the management and ownership of such …

This paper explores social representations of wind energy development within reindeer
herding lands among the Indigenous Southern Saami living within Norwegian borders. For …

This article explores municipal acceptance of wind power in Sweden and draws conclusions
on the basis of semi-structured interviews with municipal decision-makers, together with …

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 …

Norway exemplifies a number of paradoxes in relation to the just transition from fossil fuels
to renewable energy provision. We investigate these paradoxes by focusing on key …

Despite the growing need for renewable electricity, wind power development has not
proceeded smoothly. This study examines the shifting stances on wind power development …

The conflicts and potential trade-offs between renewable energy development and nature
protection are evident in policies aimed at promoting windpower, particularly in nature areas …

Despite a large stated-preference (SP) literature on wind power externalities, few SP studies
employ a case-control approach to examine whether people's acceptance of new wind …

While wind energy remains a preferred source of renewable energy, understanding the full
spectrum of impacts are vital to balance climate-related benefits against their costs to …

Global climate and energy security concerns are fuelling energy transition policies at all
levels globally. However, the deployment of energy transitions spurs contestations among …