The concept of 'double energy vulnerability'describes a circumstance whereby people are at
heightened risk of energy poverty and transport poverty simultaneously–a particularly …

Low-carbon energy transitions are being increasingly developed at sub-national or regional
levels, forming, thus, energy regions. More energy regions have been formed as energy …

While the role of cities and regions is increasingly acknowledged for climate action and
discussed in the literature on sustainability transitions, the specific condition of peripheral …

Understanding how policy and policy-making processes can influence the speed and
direction of socio-technical change is an important, yet underexplored research agenda in …

Urban community solar energy initiatives have flourished around the world, suggesting that
community energy can be an important pathway for energy transitions. The deployment of …

Growing numbers of households in Greece are unable to secure adequate levels of energy
services in the home–a condition generally known as energy poverty. This situation can …

There is a need to deliver more environmentally and socially sustainable housing if we are
to achieve a transition to a low carbon future. There are examples of innovative and …

Recent energy and social science scholarship has proposed the concept of energy
vulnerability as a better and more inclusive indicator of energy injustice than dominant …

In an effort to understand how to promote more sustainable forms of energy provision,
researchers have begun addressing the scale of political and governance processes, yet the …

This paper examines diverging energy efficiency policy in Scotland and England,
consequent on UK devolved government. It makes two main contributions. First it provides …