Transitions to low-carbon energy systems are essential to meeting global commitments to
climate change mitigation. Yet “greening” energy systems may not make them any fairer …

The concept of energy justice (EJ) has gained importance in discussions about energy
transitions, mainly due to a growing number of researchers working on the social …

Just transition is a new framework of analysis that brings together climate, energy and
environmental justice scholarships. It was originally coined as a term that was designed to …

The burgeoning energy justice scholarship highlights the importance of justice and equity
concerns in the context of global decarbonization and the transition to a green economy …

Poverty, climate change and energy security demand awareness about the interlinkages
between energy systems and social justice. Amidst these challenges, energy justice has …

This paper advances the debate on energy justice by opening up a dialogue with
postcolonial critiques of development. There is an imperative to develop energy justice …

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 …

The world is set to invest over $300 trillion in renewable, fossil fuels and nuclear energy in
the next ten to twenty years (Stern et al., 2016). Over three quarters of this total is estimated …

Energy justice has emerged as a useful lens for understanding and guiding energy decision-
making. However, whilst calls for greater energy justice have grown, fleeting attention has …

This study analyzes the role of civil society in China's clean energy transition from the
perspective of Confucianism, an influential political-ethical doctrine with over 2000 years of …