Editorial

1. Editorial Board

The acceptance of energy systems

2. These are tenants not guinea pigs: Barriers and facilitators of retrofit in Wales, United Kingdom. --Deborah J. Morgan, Carol A. Maddock, Charles B.A. Musselwhite
3. Acceptance dynamics of innovation diffusion: A heuristic framework for analysing actor reorientations in sustainability transitions. --Cristian Pons-Seres de Brauwer
4. Are Dutch homeowners willing to invest in sustainable heating systems? Comparing intentions and determinants in four scenarios. --Menno D.T. de Jong, Remco Pieterse, Sikke R. Jansma

Energy, consumption, and behavior

5. Beyond the average consumer: Mapping the potential of demand-side management among patterns of appliance usage. --Matteo Barsanti, Selin Yilmaz, Claudia R. Binder
6. Do you listen to your neighbour? The role of block leaders in community-led energy retrofits. --Tije van Casteren, Ioulia V. Ossokina, Theo A. Arentze
7. Who can cope with a carbon tax? The role of financial consequences in policy acceptance among German homeowners. --Karolin Schmidt, Ingo Kasnter, Ellen Matthies

Energy politics and national profiles

8. No more coal abroad! Unpacking the drivers of China's green shift in overseas energy finance. --Ying Wang, Chuyu Liu, Yixian Sun
9. Fossil fuel interests in Puerto Rico: Perceptions of incumbent power and discourses of delay. --Laura Kuhl, Jennie C. Stephens, Carlos Arriaga Serrano, Marla Perez-Lugo, ... Ryan Ellis
10. The financing dynamics of niche innovation in energy transitions: A South African perspective. --Amanda-Leigh O'Connell

Energy transitions

11. From incentives to instructions: Climate policy mechanisms on heat pumps, datacentres, district heating, and epistemic collisions hindering decarbonisation in practice. --Caroline Anna Salling
12. Green finance in the global energy transition: Actors, instruments, and politics. --Milan Babic
13. Explaining varying speeds of low-carbon reorientation in the United Kingdom's steel, petrochemical, and oil refining industries: A multi-dimensional comparative analysis and outlook. --Frank W. Geels, Julian Gregory
14. Beyond predict and provide: Embracing sufficiency synergies in road freight electrification across the European Union. --Sophie-Marie Ertelt
15. Unpacking the strategy of an energy incumbent: A case study of a Dutch oil and gas company in transition. --Harry Moncreiff, Ronan Bolton, Mark Winskel

Energy equity and justice

16. Beyond energy justice: Ethics of care as a new approach in the energy system. --Kirsten Gram-Hanssen
17. Performing energy justice futures: How visions of just futures shape discourses and practices in the United Kingdom's community energy sector. --Nayim Patel
18. Energy justice beyond the wire: Exploring the multidimensional inequities of the electrical power grid in the United States. --Benjamin K. Sovacool, Sanya Carley, Lynne Kiesling
19. Assessing the social and environmental impacts of the just energy transition in Komati, Mpumalanga Province, South Africa. --Bonolo Tladi, Njabulo Kambule, Lee-Ann Modley

Energy innovation and research

20. How to support the adoption of open-source energy system modelling software? Insights from interviews with users and developers. --Nicholas Gorman, Iain MacGill, Anna Bruce

Content analyses and media representations

21. Disassembling Poland's high-carbon imaginaries from within: The case of local activism in Upper Silesia. --Kosma Lechowicz, Magdalena Kuchler