Focusing on energy developments and energy infrastructure in Moroccan‐occupied
Western Sahara, this article engages with the politics of energy and energy citizenship in …

This paper reviews and updates the current renewable energy (RE) policy landscape in
Lebanon. The focus is on opportunities for decentralised RE to not only address Lebanon's …

This book explores how, in the wake of the Anthropocene, the growing call for urgent
decarbonisation and accelerated energy transitions might have unintended consequences …

In this paper, using Lebanon's capital, Beirut, as a case study, a methodology is proposed to
assess the potential for solar photovoltaics (PV) in urban areas incorporating both economic …

Years of civil war in Lebanon (1975–1990) resulted in considerable destruction in its towns
and cities, with significant impacts on buildings and infrastructure. Notably, the electricity …

Rhythms animate our lives and the worlds we inhabit. Rhythms of getting things done, of
working technologies, of day and night and the seasons, and of shared patterns of work …

Energy injustice is driven by structural inequalities that are evident in differential electricity
access and affordability that harm different groups in different ways. When an uprising …

This article examines why foreign actors promote rooftop photovoltaic (PV) projects in cities
characterized by ongoing ethno-national conflicts, and why the host government accepts …

In cities of the Global South, universal physical access to networked infrastructures, such as
electricity and water, is often presented as enabling the reduction of social and spatial …

Recent energy-related writing has highlighted the spatiality of renewable energy and its
possible affinity to geopolitics. Yet, energy geography and geopolitics literature lack …