Energy justice has become a leading interdisciplinary energy research topic over the last
decade. There has been a realisation that the energy sector was missing an overall raison …

The concept of energy democracy has seen a moderate rise in scholarship over the last
decade. This article is the first to examine the concept of energy democracy from a critical …

The purpose of the paper is to expand the concept of energy justice by considering the
struggles over coloniality and cultural identity in the Global South and their interactions with …

Energy policy failure is complex and to date there is a lack of a clear definition as society
advances to a low-carbon world. Here a new definition is proposed, where energy policy …

In order to avoid dangerous climate change and to satisfy the global energy needs energy
systems have to change. Hopes are especially high in countries of the Global South for the …

Energy justice is often approached through the four tenets of procedural, distributive,
restorative and recognition justice. Though these tenets are important placeholders for …

The important role of justice in energy transition technologies has been a topic of increasing
interest in recent years. However, key questions remain about how inequities influence …

Policymakers are confronted with a growing urgency to act upon climate change, while
simultaneously, justice considerations are increasingly foregrounded in discussions on …

Over the past decade, notions of energy justice have been subject to significant uptake
within energy studies. One conception, often referred to as a “three-tenet approach”, has …

Abstract Complying with the Paris Agreement on Climate Change requires leaving fossil
fuels underground (LFFU), which raises justice issues regarding the Global South and its …