The acceptance of energy systems

1.) The householder is king: Engendering householder participation in bridging the performance gap in homes. --Kemi Adeyeye
2.) Six principles to guide large-scale carbon capture and storage development. --David C. Rode, Jeffrey J. Anderson, Haibo Zhai, Paul S. Fischbeck
3.) The sequence matters: Expert opinions on policy mechanisms for bioenergy with carbon capture and storage. --Lara-Sophie Wähling, Mathias Fridahl, Tobias Heimann, Christine Merk
4.) Same same, but different: Explaining heterogeneity among potential photovoltaic adopters in Germany using milieu segmentation. --Luise Vibrans, Emily Schulte, Karyn Morrissey, Thomas Bruckner, Fabian Scheller
5.) From blackouts to breakthroughs: Examining electricity's relevance in healthcare during COVID-19 and the future role of renewable energy. --Joaquín Lazo, Carolina Escobar, David Watts

Energy, consumption, and behavior

6.) Modelling driver's response to demand management strategies for electric vehicle charging in Australia. --Ana Luiza S. de Sa, Patricia S. Lavieri, Yu-Tong Cheng, Elham Hajhashemi, Gabriel J.M. Oliveira
7.) Reviewing flexibility in industrial electrification: Focusing on green ammonia and steel in the United States. --Liz Wachs, Colin McMillan, Samantha Bench Reese

Energy politics and national profiles

8.) Counter-strategizing after a dialogue failure: Stakeholder involvement and nuclear waste disposal in the Czech Republic. --Martin Durdovic
9.) Overcoming political stalemates: The German stakeholder commission on phasing out coal. --Christian Hauenstein, Isabell Braunger, Alexandra Krumm, Pao-Yu Oei
10.) Abandoning fossil fuel production: What can be learned from the Danish phase-out of oil and gas?. --Poul Thøis Madsen, Dennis Severin Hansen, Karl Sperling, Camilla Houeland, Kirsten E.H. Jenkins

Energy institutions and governance

11.) Deactivating climate activism? The seven strategies oil and gas majors use to counter rising shareholder action. --Pete Tillotson, Raphael Slade, Iain Staffell, Krista Halttunen
12.) The role of (multi)national oil and gas companies in leaving fossil fuels underground: A systematic literature review. --Janina Herzog-Hawelka, Joyeeta Gupta
13.) Municipalities as change agents? Reconsidering roles and policies in local energy sector-coupling. --Lisa Schmieder, Dirk Scheer, Johannes Gaiser, Ines Jendritzki, Benjamin Kraus
14.) David against Goliath? Challenges and opportunities for energy cooperatives in Southern Europe. --Ana Delicado, Marta Pallarès-Blanch, Ramón García-Marín, Carolina del Valle, María-José Prados
15.) Corporate climate futures in the making: Why we need research on the politics of Science-Based Targets. --Joachim Peter Tilsted, Ellen Palm, Anders Bjørn, Jens Friis Lund
16.) China's nuclear exports: Understanding the dynamics between domestic governance reforms and international market competition. --Aitong Li, Yahan Liu, Zongyao Yu

Energy transitions

17.) Imagined futures in the context of the energy transition: A case study from the Central Highlands Region of Queensland, Australia. --K. Donnelly

Energy equity and justice

18.) How policy instruments reproduce energy vulnerability - A qualitative study of Dutch household energy efficiency measures. --Maria Kaufmann, Sietske Veenman, Simone Haarbosch, Erik Jansen
19.) Pluralizing energy justice? Towards cultivating an unruly, autonomous and insurrectionary research agenda. --Alexander Dunlap, Carlos Tornel
20.) Energy vulnerability and self-imposed austerity: An ethnographic approach to adaptation strategies to extreme heat among older adults in Madrid. --Paloma Yáñez Serrano, Daniel Torrego Gómez, Zosia Bieńkowska
21.) Volta photovoltaics: Ruptures in resource access as gendered injustices for solar energy in Ghana. --Ryan Stock, Hanson Nyantakyi-Frimpong, Philip Antwi-Agyei, Enoch Yeleliere
22.) The Just Transition in Japan: Awareness and desires for the future. --A. Chapman, B. McLellan, L. Mabon, J. Yap, ... K.K. Sen
23.) Powering just energy transitions: A review of the justice implications of community choice aggregation. --C.V. Diezmartínez, A. Zhang
24.) Just sharing? Energy injustices in the Norwegian solar policy mix for collective prosuming. --Marie Byskov Lindberg, Tor Håkon Jackson Inderberg
25.) A fairway to fairness: Toward a richer conceptualization of fairness perceptions for just energy transitions. --Michèlle Bal, Marijn Stok, Gunter Bombaerts, Nicole Huijts, ... Vincent Buskens
26.) Is solar power an emergency solution to electricity access? Findings from the largest Rohingya refugee camps. --Md Mahmudul Hasan, Abdullah Al Baker, Imran Khan
27.) Upscaling sustainable energy technology: From demonstration to transformation. --Bart Bossink, Marie Louise Blankesteijn, Sandra Hasanefendic

Content analyses and media representations

28.) Driving discussion: Media framing of electric, hydrogen, and conventional vehicles in German newspapers and Twitter. --Jonathan Schreiber, Aline Scherrer, Hanna L. Breetz

Externalities and the environment

29.) Quantifying the value of energy security: How Russia's invasion of Ukraine exploded Europe's fossil fuel costs. --Jeff D. Colgan, Alexander S. Gard-Murray, Miriam Hinthorn

Energy education and knowledge

30.) Domestic electricity consumers and the interactive bill: design intervention for improved energy literacy and empowerment. --Sagit Dominitz, Avi Parush, Daniel Metcalfe

Special Section on Fossil Fuels Supply & Climate Policy

31.) A voice for change? Capital markets as a key leverage point in Canada's fossil fuel industry. --Truzaar Dordi, Olaf Weber, Ekaterina Rhodes, Madeleine McPherson
32.) Environmental review of fossil fuels projects—Principles for applying a “climate test” in the United States. --Jan Hasselman, Peter Erickson