Following its growing popularity in practice, social scientists have turned their attention to a
greater understanding of community energy (CE). Beginning with Walker and Devine …

We review over 60 “visioning documents” authored by non-profits and frontline community
members in the United States. These visions of energy justice–authored by the actors and …

Deep civic engagement in energy transitions has been limited and unique to specific
political economic contexts. This study develops a generic policy mix enabling civic energy …

In this paper, we examine the relationship of global citizenship to social innovation and
propose a set of guiding principles to facilitate sustainable, just and democratic energy …

In the face of climate change and associated energy system change, there is a growing
literature and more general recognition of the 'four Ds'(decarbonization, decentralization …

Renewable energy transitions depend on activities at both ends of the value-chain or
lifecycle, from the development of new innovations and technologies to their widespread …

There is increasing enthusiasm at urban and municipal scales for leading sustainability
transitions, amid higher level endorsement and even expectation of such leadership. Yet this …

With a focus on renewable energy to achieve low-carbon transition objectives, there is a
greater demand for effective collaborative strategies for planning, strategic decision …

Grid resilience and reliability are pivotal in the transition to low and zero carbon energy
systems. Tree-trimming operations (TTOs) have become a pivotal tool for increasing the …

In the literature on community energy, there has been little exploration of how legal forms
affect the governance structures employed and resulting impacts to communities. In a settler …