The growing attention paid to the idea of a just transition away from the incumbent fossil fuel
energy paradigm has led scholars to devise diverse definitions, understandings, and …

The energy justice literature has seen a rapid surge in both academic and practical
popularity. However, there has been less systematic reflection on the research conducted so …

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

Substantially decreasing carbon emissions is both necessary to stave off the worst impacts
of climate change and also certain to result in a loss of jobs and revenue for fossil fuel …

Abstract Models for supporting climate adaptation and mitigation planning, mostly in the form
of Integrated Assessment Models, are poorly equipped for aiding questions related to …

With this paper, I want to raise attention to the value of social conflict in energy policy and
planning, and the limitations of participatory processes for including different normative …

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 …

Many academic approaches that claim to consider the broad set of social and ethical issues
relevant to energy systems sit side-by-side without conversation. This paper considers three …

Abstract Participatory Value Evaluation (PVE) is a new method to assess the desirability of
government projects. In a PVE, individuals select their preferred portfolio of government …

Energy projects aimed at a sustainable energy transition can trigger strong negative
emotions and resistance from the public. While practitioners are increasingly realising that …