Public concerns surrounding landscape conservation, noise pollution and impacts on bird
populations are commonly incorporated into the planning phase of wind energy projects …

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 …

This article aims to contribute to the debate on energy transitions in Europe, by focusing on
community perceptions in a southern European country marked by a significant …

The urban energy transition represents a transformation of such magnitude that it will require
a re-examination of the fundamental relationship between societies and energy resources …

Attribute–Character ascribed to an attitude object about which an actor may hold a belief
(expectancy) and an evaluation (value). Collaborative planning–Planning with delegated …

This paper analyses the deployment of wind power and the related local controversies using
actor-network theory (ANT). ANT provides conceptual instruments for a fine-tuned analysis …

Renewable Energy normally refers to usable energy sources that are an alternative to fuel
sources, but without the negatively evaluated consequences of the replaced fuels. Although …

Energy is increasingly used as a lens to study wider social processes. For political
ecologists,'energy'has usually been seen as a resource or socio-technical system that gives …

Community acceptance still remains a challenge for wind energy projects. The most popular
explanation for local opposition, the Not in My Backyard effect, has received fierce criticism …

Energy production systems all over the world are in the early stages of a structural shift from
below ground fossil fuels toward above ground energy flows–ie, solar, wind, biomass, and …