… From the energy justice literature, we learn that the social practices around infrastructures,
such as household activities, are an important analytical entry point. Here, an important …

… to strengthening the concept of energy justice and improves its … energy justice is embedded
in the tradition of philosophical and political thought, with reference to the concept of equality…

… that energy justice provides a new stimulating framework for bridging existing and future
research on energy production and consumption when whole energy … origins of energy justice, …

… In this piece, we review the inter-related literatures on energy justice and a just transition,
and ask how some communities may be—and, in many cases, are already—affected by the …

… inform energy consumers and producers. This study details how energy justice can serve as
a … ethicists that better integrates usually distinct distributive and procedural justice concerns. …

… of the ‘energy trilemma’ was discussed as ‘social equity’ at … energy equity’ and the goal of
the energy trilemma index produced is that it, the ‘Energy Trilemma Index quantifies the energy …

… The energy justice literature … the energy justice literature and, secondly, to present findings
that support novel recommendations with the potential to enhance the impact of energy justice …

… , economic and social costs are incorporated. Chapman et al. [60] put forward an alternative
assessment technique, incorporating various indicators of social equity to assess the priority …

… Drawing from these divergent strands of thought, we define “energy justice” as a global
energy system that fairly disseminates both the benefits and costs of energy services, and one …

… society and a just one, we argue that energy justice is one of the most critical, and yet least
… one that must underpin a sustainable energy future. Energy justice is not as yet a routinely …