Social science and energy studies

1.) Rethinking energy studies: Equity, energy and Ivan Illich (1926–2002). --Evan Boyle
2.) Small hydropower, large obstacle? Exploring land use conflict, Indigenous opposition and acceptance in the Norwegian Arctic. --Sigrid Engen, Vera Helene Hausner, Per Fauchald, Audun Ruud, Else Grete Broderstad
3.) Effectiveness of monetary information in promoting the purchase of energy-efficient appliances: Evidence from a field experiment in Spain. --María del Mar Solà, Marta Escapa, Ibon Galarraga
4.) Conceptualizing the patterns of land use conflicts in wind energy development: Towards a typology and implications for practice. --Bohumil Frantál, Marina Frolova, Javier Liñán-Chacón
5.) What drives electric vehicle adoption? Insights from a systematic review on European transport actors and behaviours. --Chiara Corradi, Edgardo Sica, Piergiuseppe Morone
6.) Does intermittency management improve public acceptance of wind energy? A discrete choice experiment in Ireland. --Noreen Brennan, Thomas M. van Rensburg
7.) “I hope they shouldn't happen”: Social vulnerability and resilience to urban energy disruptions in a digital society in Scotland. --Emily Cox
8.) Civic activism and petition politics in energy transitions: Discursive tactics, networking, and media mobilization in an anti-nuclear movement in China. --Lifeng Deng, Daphne Mah, Darren Man-wai Cheung, Kevin Lo
9.) Conflict, health, and electricity: An empirical assessment of the electrification of healthcare facilities in Yemen. --Adnan Al-akori, Dawud Ansari, Catherina Cader, Wassim Brahim, Philipp Blechinger
10.) Understanding structural, governance and regulatory incentives for improved utility performance: Learning from Umeme Ltd in Uganda. --Peter Twesigye
11.) Controversy and consensus in the design of a consent-based siting process for radioactive waste. --Seth P. Tuler, Thomas Webler
12.) Untangling the socio-political knots: A systems view on Indonesia's inclusive energy transitions. --Annisa Sekaringtias, Brunilde Verrier, Jennifer Cronin
13.) Who is most at risk of losing out from low-carbon transition in the food and transport sectors in Sweden? Equity considerations from a consumption perspective. --Elena Dawkins, Claudia Strambo, Maria Xylia, Rok Grah, ... Aaron Maltais
14.) Can we optimise for justice? Reviewing the inclusion of energy justice in energy system optimisation models. --Oskar Vågerö, Marianne Zeyringer
15.) Energy poverty in the face of armed conflict: The challenge of appropriate assessment in wartime Syria. --Fuad Alhaj Omar, Ibrahim Mahmoud, Karla G. Cedano
16.) Distributing less, redistributing more: Safe and just low-energy futures in the United Kingdom. --Joel Millward-Hopkins, Elliott Johnson

Energy innovation and research

17.) What does Horizon 2020 contribute to? Analysing and visualising the community practices of Europe's largest research and innovation programme. --Oleksandr Husiev, Olatz Ukar Arrien, Marta Enciso-Santocildes

Content analyses and media representations

18.) Public reactions to locally unwanted land-uses: Mixed methods evidence from three petrochemicals plants in China. --Chen Shen, Yang Wang

Externalities and the environment
Corrigendum

19.) Corrigendum to “Towards a theory of just transition: A neo-Gramscian understanding of how to shift development pathways to zero poverty and zero carbon” [Energy Res. Soc. Sci. 70 (2020) 101789]. --Harald Winkler