Research on sustainability transitions has expanded rapidly in the last ten years, diversified
in terms of topics and geographical applications, and deepened with respect to theories and …

The withdrawal of the Feed-in Tariff (FiT) by the UK Government at the end of March 2019,
which rewarded low carbon electricity generators with subsidy payments, has led to doubts …

The decreasing cost of energy storage and increasing demand for local flexibility are
opening up new possibilities for energy storage deployment at the local level. Community …

Abstract This Special Volume focuses on Sustainable Production and Consumption, and
especially on transformation processes in the Built Environment. More than 50% and rising …

Scale is an emergent theme in current scientific and policy debates on low‐carbon urban
transformations. Yet notions of scale employed in such contexts are typically based on linear …

Since 2012, France has been engaged in its energy and environmental policy
transformation. The legislative framework for this change is the Energy transition for green …

Transitioning to cleaner modes of electricity production requires a major uptake of
renewable technologies, including solar photovoltaic (PV). However, the uptake has been …

Energy poverty is a crucial concept in current global energy policy, both for the importance of
securing equitable access to high-quality energy services to all human populations and to …

Socio-technical innovations for the recovery of phosphorus (P) from sewage sludge (ashes)
and the recycling of the secondary material in the agri-food system have been gaining …

Cities serve as the epicenter of energy consumption, and urban energy transition (UET) is a
pivotal prerequisite for achieving carbon peaking and neutrality goals. Leveraging the quasi …