In order to foster pro-environmental behavior in the midst of a global ecological crisis,
current research in environmental psychology is often limited to individual-related factors …

Throughout the last decade, the goal of acknowledging and alleviating energy poverty has
made its way to the core of energy policies across the world, including the high‐standing …

As the climate crisis continues to grow, there is an increasing focus both in research and
policy spaces on the need and urgency of energy transitions. In this perspective, we urge …

Social science research has raised questions of energy justice, including issues pertaining
to affordable energy, the right to be involved in decisions and the negative impacts of energy …

Energy and climate transitions bear an inherent risk of replicating historically embedded
unjust gendered norms in the current energy regimes. Positioning our work within critical …

Over the past two decades electricity access in Cambodia has increased considerably. The
Electricity Authority of Cambodia has announced that the country expanded energy access …

Governing a just energy transition requires detecting and anticipating energy injustices.
Although much scholarly attention has been given to frameworks to analyse energy …

Care is an emerging theoretical tool supporting analysis of socioecological equity impacts
as energy systems are transformed to support more sustainable futures. Derived from …

Against the backdrop of the energy transition, the development of renewable energies
implies risks and imbalances that could be mitigated by taking proper spatial planning …

This theoretical paper offers an ecofeminist analysis and critique of a specific conception of
energy. The hypothesis is that, at least in the Western context, there is a characteristic socio …