The acceptance of energy systems

1. Proactive understanding of the multi-level stakeholder acceptance of a novel renewable energy technology: Chemical storage of solar energy. --Maja Due Kadenic, Anne Gammelgaard Ballantyne, Trine Bjørn Olsen, Peter Enevoldsen, Allan Gross
2. Good fences make good neighbors: Stakeholder perspectives on the local benefits and burdens of large-scale solar energy development in the United States. --Douglas L. Bessette, Ben Hoen, Joseph Rand, Karl Hoesch, ... Robi Nilson
3. Exploring the contours of consumer heterogeneity: Towards a typology of domestic hydrogen acceptance. --Joel A. Gordon, Nazmiye Balta-Ozkan, Seyed Ali Nabavi
4. Reimagining net metering: A polycentric model for equitable solar adoption in the United States. --Alexander F. Gazmararian, Dustin Tingley

Energy, consumption, and behavior

5. Green or greedy: the relationship between perceived benefits and homeowners’ intention to adopt residential low-carbon technologies. --Fabian Scheller, Karyn Morrissey, Karsten Neuhoff, Dogan Keles
6. “I never look at a temperature device, I just feel it”: Practical knowledge, smart technologies, and heating and cooling practices between Denmark and Australia. --Rex Martin, Simon Peter Aslak Kondrup Larsen
7. What is undermining climate change mitigation? How fossil-fuelled practices challenge low-carbon transitions. --Raymond Murphy
8. “Don't cook or iron with it”: Heterogeneities and coping strategies for accessing and using electricity in the informal settlements of Kampala, Uganda. --Penlope Yaguma, Federico Caprotti, Muhamad Rosyid Jazuli, Priti Parikh, Yacob Mulugetta
9. Clearing the air: Public health concerns and support for natural gas restrictions in the United States. --Elena V. McLean, Taehee Whang, Joonseok Yang

Energy politics and national profiles

10. Just transition away from coal: Vulnerability analysis of coal districts in India. --Kopal Agrawal, Minal Pathak, Kaushik Jana, Jeemol Unni, Priyadarshi Shukla
11. Lithium nexus: Energy, geopolitics, and socio-environmental impacts in Mexico's Sonora project. --Vlado Vivoda, Morgan D. Bazilian, Asmaa Khadim, Natalie Ralph, Ghaleb Krame
12. Mechanisation, wages, and royalties: Unpacking coal lock-in through 120 years of parliamentary debates in the world's largest exporter. --Alfonso Martínez Arranz, Thomas Scelsi, Sandra Kentish, Lea Frermann

Energy institutions and governance

13. Getting beyond Net Zero dashboards in the information technology sector. --Melissa Gregg, Yolande Strengers

Energy transitions

14. Media and partisanship in energy transition: Towards a new synthesis. --Adam Mayer, Perry Parks
15. Challenges of the current discourse on incumbent firms in sustainability transitions. --Gregor Kungl
16. Charting the complexities of a post-COVID energy transition: emerging research frontiers for a sustainable future. --Paola D’Orazio
17. Regime-driven niches and institutional entrepreneurs: Adding hydrogen to regional energy systems in Germany. --Julian Schwabe

Energy equity and justice

18. Poverty in the midst of plenty: Identifying energy poverty, hardship and vulnerable households in Russia. --Youngmin Yoon
19. “I can feel the money going out of the window”: How high energy prices evoke negative emotions in people with previous experience of homelessness. --Lauren Minion, Aparajita Banerjee
20. Gendered sociotechnical imaginaries: Understanding the role of masculinities in Portugal's pursuit of multi-scalar solar energy transitions. --Renée Scharnigg, Abigail Martin
21. Powered by gentrification: The uneven development of residential rooftop solar in Atlanta, Georgia. --Carys Behnke, Taylor Shelton
22. Are global efforts coordinated for a Just Transition? A review of civil society, financial, government, and academic Just Transition frameworks. --Amanda N. Ullman, Noah Kittner
23. Banning fossil fuel cars and boilers in Switzerland: Mitigation potential, justice, and the social structure of the vulnerable. --Alexandre Torné, Evelina Trutnevyte
24. Clean cooking for every ‘body’: Including people with disabilities in modern energy cooking services in the global south. --Amita Bhakta, Ed Brown, Nora Ellen Groce
25. ‘Commoning practices’ for energy justice? Perspectives on the heat transition in the city of Amsterdam. --Chelsea Kaandorp, Igor T. Moreno Pessoa, Udo Pesch, Nick van de Giesen, Edo Abraham
26. Clean energy for all? Mapping inequity potential in the clean energy transition in the United States. --Huiting Chen, Sung-Gheel Jang, Yan Zhang, Yaolin Liu

Content analyses and media representations

27. Electric vehicles for climate, a green economy, or independence? Comparing policy discourse in newspapers across three Canadian provinces. --Audrey Aubertin, Jonn Axsen, Shane Gunster
28. Technocratic, techno-economic, and reactive: How media and parliamentary discourses on solar PV in Switzerland have formed over five decades and are shaping the future. --Léon F. Hirt
29. United in criticism: The discursive politics and coalitions of Australian energy debates on social media. --Alfonso Martínez Arranz, Hedda Haugen Askland, Yasmin Box, Ivy Scurr

Energy and demographics

30. Youth as energy citizens or passive actors? A critical review of energy transition scholarship. --Arwa Jaradat, Bram Noble, Greg Poelzer

Energy education and knowledge

31. Creating valuable outcomes: An exploration of value creation pathways in the business models of energy communities. --Jake Barnes, Paula Hansen, Tanja Kamin, Urša Golob, ... Daniel Petrovics

Special Section on Solar Aporias

32. Just energy imaginaries? Examining realities of solar development on Pennsylvania's farmland. --Kaitlyn Spangler, Erica A.H. Smithwick, Stephanie Buechler,