… burdens of such energy transition. In response, the objective of this study is to characterize
vulnerable communities by examining rooftop solar adoption and energy expenditure using …

… as the credibility of energy and climate governance. Thus, it is critical to identify … communities
are most susceptible to the adverse effects of the energy transition and which communities …

… advancement of the climate change community on the conceptualization of risk and vulnerability.
Also, the integrated view of urban planning proposed in PEDs literature, where multiple …

… focuses on the energy transition and its social and economic effects on vulnerable groups. It
… This contribution insists on the necessity to overcome the gap between energy policy, social …

… energy burden shows a higher city-level variation. In addition, I identify vulnerable communities
in terms of energy resiliency and energy dependency. In the third study, I introduce four …

… focus on the design of a socially just energy transition and the promotion of RE and …
vulnerability and inequality produce especially in the energy context. We discuss energy vulnerability …

… energy transition for specific communities and socio-economic groups on the frontlines of the
transition… This article evaluates how vulnerable communities bear disproportionate burdens …

… injustices in energy transition disproportionally affect vulnerable and … energy communities’
(RECs) potential to enable citizen participation in energy transition and shape a just transition. …

… First, we extend a useful conceptual framework to include the context of fossil fuel industry
vulnerability to the US energy transition. Second, we contribute a methodology that other …

… poverty; to increase the accessibility of state subsidy programs, reduce their complexity, and
prevent duplicity; to promote legal measures for community energy project development; to …