Energy geographers have characterized energy as a borderland topic because of its ability
to straddle and interconnect different geographic concepts and debates. In this review, we …

Spatial inequities are deeply embedded in low-carbon energy transition processes. As a
result, new forms of contestation are emerging that reveal social inequalities at the heart of …

Abstract Development of ground-mounted solar power plants (SPP) is no longer limited to
remote and low population density areas, but arrives in urban and rural landscapes where …

Collective and citizen-driven activities for energy transition have been thriving globally in
recent decades. Community energy innovation (CEI) developed through hands-on …

Despite the global growth of the electric vehicle (EV) market, disparities in EV distribution
within countries remain apparent. To shed light on the issue, this study investigates the …

The growing attention to sustainable transitions suggests that the development of renewable
energies is a central pillar of the transition towards low-carbon societies. However, even …

Background The paper explores how regional actors engage with energy systems, flows
and infrastructures in order to meet particular goals and offers a fine-tuned analysis of how …

After decades of theoretical neglect of material properties and relations, a much welcome
material turn within social science energy research has recently raised discussions of …

Wind farms reaching their end of technical, or consent life, are increasing. One of the biggest
emerging environmental sustainability issues faced by countries globally is what to do with …

This paper analyses and critically discusses the role of regions in implementing renewable
energy (RE) policies, examining the relationship between state policy and RE deployment …