Energy transition is increasingly regarded as a promising opportunity for the economic
development of rural areas. This possibility is associated with the siting and (co-) ownership …

In recent decades, co-production has become a cornerstone both in science and policy-
making, motivating further collaboration between different actors. To scrutinize such …

Southeast Asian countries stand at a crossroads concerning their shared energy future and
heavily rely on fossil fuels for transport and electricity. Within Asia, especially India and …

Because of the harsh environmental impacts of fossil fuels, price fluctuation, and resource
limitation, renewable energy resources (RERs) are considered the ultimate solution to …

The use of renewable sources of energy is increasingly promoted to achieve sustainability
and mitigate climate change. The watercourses of the Carpathians preserve a high natural …

Environmental impact assessment (EIA) plays a vital role globally in siting waste-to-energy
incineration facilities because of its potentially positive influences on public acceptance of …

Social opposition to renewable energy (RE) projects has become a significant issue both for
the deployment of RE technologies and the social justice of this process. However, the …

Inequality and climate change represent two key challenges in modern societies across the
world. In this paper, we provide a critical engagement with the literature that treats …

Abstract The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) has experienced substantial
difficulties in effectively achieving its purpose owing to the interplay of political, social, and …

Most Asian countries have the capacity of renewable energy, including solar, hydro, wind,
etc. Asian countries are geographically placed in an area with various climatic …