In an era characterised by political instability, economic uncertainty and mounting
environmental pressures, hydrogen fuel is being positioned as a critical piece of the global …

Realizing carbon neutrality entails a well-established secure, equitable, and sustainable
energy system; the trade-offs among the above three aspects constitute the energy trilemma …

Transitioning to an equitable electricity sector requires a deep understanding of a warming
climate's impacts on vulnerable populations. A vital climate adaptation measure is deploying …

Energy poverty affects numerous households across the globe and has several key
implications and concerns for public health and social equity. Energy poverty is defined as …

Urban regeneration is a crucial approach in addressing urban decay and improving the
urban living environment. However, the viability of urban regeneration projects (URP) is …

Abstract Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) can significantly affect the net social benefit
in power systems, raising concerns pertaining to distributive justice and equity. Electricity …

The lack of affordable, reliable, and resilient energy services remains a challenge for many
US households. Few studies have investigated how temperature makes already vulnerable …

Governments across the world have been updating their energy and climate policies since
the 2015 Paris Agreement. One common feature is the advent of long-term plans for a net …

The carbon neutrality agenda requires that carbon lock-in enters an endgame. A well-
developed energy system, which is secure, equitable, and sustainable is paramount to …

Risk and resilience assessments for critical infrastructure focus on myriad objectives, from
natural hazard evaluations to optimizing investments. Although research has started to …