The global pandemic of COVID-19 has affected most countries and has impacted every
household's operations. Mandatory stay-at-home lockdowns have forced building residents …

This paper aims to provide a current status of the legal situation necessary due to the regular
changes of the law of the EU and Germany, by identify technical and legal critical success …

There is a lack of empirical analysis of macro-level energy policy through a gender lens, and
there exists a research gap in tools for such analysis. This paper proposes a novel empirical …

This editorial introduces the main findings from the 29th Volume of the International Journal
of Sustainable Energy Planning and Management. The issue includes both contributions to …

The problem of techno-economic approaches to evaluating energy transition pathways has
been constantly reported in the literature. Existing research recognises the critical role …

This paper introduces a sustainable consumption corridor (SCC) framework designed to
define a 'safe'and 'just'space for housing provisioning, integrating social equity with …

An evaluation of energy sources for electricity generation should consider manifold aspects
of the sustainable development concept. The evaluation also needs active participation from …

The world is currently experiencing a high demand for energy that leads to an increase in
energy consumption. The increased energy consumption rate leads to a rise in greenhouse …

This study aims to identify the factors affecting household energy consumption by applying
spatial econometric models. Our findings suggest that sharp energy price growth is followed …

Energy literacy is seen as one of the most powerful tools, available to ordinary people, to
contribute to a more sustainable world. Since women tend to be considered the main …