Meeting the rising energy demand and limiting its environmental impact are the two
intertwined issues faced in the 21st century. Governments in different countries have been …

The rapid urbanization and industrialization of India have caused a demand–supply gap in
the electrical sector, leading to higher electric bills. Lower-income households face the worst …

More than two decades have passed since the start of the worldwide market-oriented
electricity sector reforms. The reforms have varied in terms of structure, market mechanisms …

" Chapter 1 Introduction: the Global Political Economy of Energy Transitions The question of
whether and how we can collectively steer our economy and society onto a lower carbon …

Energy poverty can be understood as the inability of a household to secure a socially and
materially necessitated level of energy services in the home. While the condition is …

We investigate the effect of environmental policies on innovation under different levels of
competition. Using information regarding renewable energy policies, competition and green …

Energy systems are in transformation towards increasingly renewable, decentralised,
demand responsive and smart configurations. This has led to advocacy of the 'prosumer' …

This introduction to the special issue on past and prospective energy transitions presents
some insights from research into past energy transitions of relevance for a possible …

Energy transition requires systematic changes, not only to energy technologies but also to
the broader political, social, environmental, and economic assemblages that are built …

This paper examines the quantile connectedness between energy transition metals, defined
as those needed for the transition from dirty to clean energy, and global economic and …