Editorial

1. Editorial Board

The acceptance of energy systems

2. Sparking stakeholder support: Creating personas for renewable energy innovation adoption based on qualitative data analysis. --Gabriele Torma, Jessica Aschemann-Witzel
3. Consumer preferences for business models with multiple electricity suppliers: Online choice experiments in the United Kingdom. --Nicole E. Watson, Gesche M. Huebner, Michael J. Fell, David Shipworth
4. Landscape user experiences of interspace and overhead agrivoltaics: A comparative analysis of two novel types of solar landscapes in the Netherlands. --Kitti Biró-Varga, Igor Sirnik, Sven Stremke

Energy, consumption, and behavior

5. Beyond short-term savings: A ten-year analysis of energy efficiency program outcomes in swiss households. --D. Cabrera, C. Lambert, P. Naef, J.-L. Bertholet, M.K. Patel
6. Decisions and decision-makers: Mapping the sociotechnical cognition behind home energy upgrades in the United States. --Saurabh Biswas, Tracy L. Fuentes, Kieren H. McCord, Adrienne L.S. Rackley, Chrissi A. Antonopoulos
7. Empowering consumers to repair: The utility and acceptability of a serious game to examine decision-making behaviour regarding home appliances in Ireland. --Emma Delemere, Paul Liston

Energy politics and national profiles

8. Strategic options for building a new electricity grid in South Sudan: The challenges of a new post-conflict nation. --Samuel Thiak, Anil Hira

Energy transitions

9. Conceptualizations of smart grids –anomalous and contradictory expert paradigms in transitions of the electricity system. --Maarten Wolsink
10. Transitionalists, traditionalists or pioneers? How German municipal energy companies are responding to the national energy transition. --Hannah Schmid-Petri, Sophie G. Elschner

Energy equity and justice

11. Identifying disadvantaged communities in the United States: An energy-oriented mapping tool that aggregates environmental and socioeconomic burdens. --Natalie Popovich, Anjuli Jain Figueroa, Deborah Ann Sunter, Monisha Shah
12. Pipelines and power: Psychological distress, political alienation, and the breakdown of environmental justice in government agencies' public participation processes. --Shannon Elizabeth Bell, Michael Hughes, Grace Tuttle, Russell Chisholm, ... Denali Sai Nalamalapu
13. Revisiting energy poverty measurement for the European Union. --Mohammad Kashour, Mohammad M. Jaber
14. Growth in energy justice: Exploring impacts of Residential Solar Incentive Program on rooftop solar adoption growth rates in Connecticut. --Emily G. Holt, Deborah A. Sunter
15. Emerging spatial clusters of energy poverty vulnerability in rural Finland—Byproducts of accumulated regional development. --Olli Lehtonen, Antti Petteri Hiltunen, Lasse Okkonen, Kim Blomqvist
16. Fuel switching and energy stacking in low-income households in South Africa: A review with recommendations for household air pollution exposure research. --Bianca Wernecke, Kristy E. Langerman, Alex I. Howard, Caradee Y. Wright
17. Between distributive and procedural justice claims: Reframing patterns of discursive resistance against climate action. --Katharina E. Trimmel, Michael Kriechbaum, Rutger Lazou, Thomas Brudermann

Energy and demographics

18. Inclusivity in urban energy transitions: A methodological approach for mapping gendered energy vulnerability. --Nayely B. Capetillo-Ordaz, Fernando Martín-Consuegra, Carmen Alonso, Jon Terés-Zubiaga, Sesil Koutra

Externalities and the environment

19. The political ecology of oil and gas corporations: TotalEnergies and post-colonial exploitation to concentrate energy in industrial economies. --Marcel Llavero-Pasquina, Grettel Navas, Roberto Cantoni, Joan Martínez-Alier