[HTML][HTML] The spatial socio-technical potential of agrivoltaics in Germany

C Rösch, E Fakharizadehshirazi - Renewable and Sustainable Energy …, 2024 - Elsevier
Germany's goal of transitioning to renewable energy by 2045 presents a challenge of
increased land-use competition. Agrivoltaics is a promising solution to this dilemma and …

Assessment of generation capacity and economic viability of photovoltaic systems on urban buildings in southern Spain: A socioeconomic, technological, and …

I Santiago, EJ Palacios-Garcia… - … and Sustainable Energy …, 2024 - Elsevier
In the current move towards a decarbonising energy generation, cities and residential users
can play a significant role. Solar photovoltaic has emerged as one of the main clean energy …

“Our town is dying:“Exploring utility-scale and rooftop solar energy injustices in Southeastern California

AA Dunlap, BK Sovacool, B Novakovic - Geoforum, 2024 - Elsevier
Desert ecosystems have experienced an intensive and increasingly rapid integration of
solar energy projects into their landscapes. The social and ecological impact of solar energy …

Wind turbines as new smokestacks: Preserving ruralness and restrictive land-use ordinances across US counties

I Ko, N Dolšak, A Prakash - Plos one, 2023 - journals.plos.org
Renewable energy (RE) facilities provide a global public good of climate mitigation but
impose local costs such as landscape disruption and harming the rural character. Because …

[HTML][HTML] What to expect when you're expecting engagement: Delivering procedural justice in large-scale solar energy deployment

KW Hoesch, SB Mills, J Rand, R Nilson… - Energy Research & …, 2025 - Elsevier
Community engagement in the planning process to build large-scale solar (LSS) projects
can win local support and advance procedural justice. However, an understanding of …

[HTML][HTML] Assessing good governance principles of renewable energy megaprojects

KK Zander, R Nepal, ST Garnett - Journal of Cleaner Production, 2024 - Elsevier
Australia has a net zero emission target by 2050. The transition from fossil fuel to renewable
energy sources is critical to meeting this target and the construction of large-scale …

[HTML][HTML] Narratives, expectations, and policy criteria for a democratic and socially engaging energy transition

I Campos, M Brito, S Pfenninger-Lee, LM Fazendeiro… - Futures, 2024 - Elsevier
Energy transition policies can be translated into narratives about how energy systems
should change (eg, towards a centralised or decentralised system). These narratives tend to …

[HTML][HTML] Public views about the world's largest proposed solar farm in remote Australia

KK Zander, D Mathur, S Mathew, ST Garnett - Energy Policy, 2024 - Elsevier
The world's largest solar farm is planned for a remote part of northern Australia. Construction
of the 12,000 ha of solar arrays will create local jobs but may have substantial environmental …

[HTML][HTML] People of the sun: Local resistance and solar energy (in) justice in southern Portugal

OR Brás, V Ferreira, A Carvalho - Energy Research & Social Science, 2024 - Elsevier
This paper explores a public controversy surrounding a large solar power plant planned for
the village of Cercal, in Alentejo, southern Portugal, mobilizing energy justice literature to …

[HTML][HTML] Government versus the people–The mismatch in value use to assess solar farms in the Netherlands

W Schram, S Akerboom, H Lelieveldt… - Energy Research & Social …, 2024 - Elsevier
In energy projects, especially in controversial ones, two trajectories of assessment can be
distinguished: a formal trajectory, embedded in the legal system, and an informal trajectory …