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 …

Renewable energy sources have emerged globally as a key lever to ensure energy security
and to promote climate mitigation. Cities need to exploit this energy transition, but how they …

Food security in a just energy transition is a growing debate about designing sustainable
food secure networks worldwide. Energy transition, land-use change, and food security are …

More and more studies are today focusing on solar systems owing to the increasing
awareness about global warming caused by conventional energy technologies and techno …

The impacts of low-carbon technologies are spread across countries and lifecycle stages in
ways that can compromise the achievement of an inclusive and equitable energy transition …

Solar energy, including household and community based solar photovoltaic panels, is the
fastest growing source of low-carbon electricity worldwide, and it could become the single …

California electric vehicle (EV) regulation on phasing out new gasoline vehicles by 2035
and government subsidies are important steps toward the wide adoption of EVs. However …

Studies of energy transitions have historically lacked a holistic, multi-scalar and multi-site
accounting of social and environmental impacts of projects. Scholars increasingly point to …

An intricate issue suffered by photovoltaic systems is partial shading condition (PSC) which
is an unavoidable and complex problem. It degrades the maximum power generation and …

Solar energy installations are transforming urban and rural landscapes, with diverse
socioeconomic and environmental impacts on local populations. Social acceptance of solar …