Energy Research and Social Science, Vol. 124, June 2025
Articles
1. A perspective on emerging policy and economics research priorities for enabling low-carbon trucking. --Rubal Dua, Saif Almutairi
2. What is nuclear cultural heritage? Developing an analytical framework. --Melanie Mbah, Viktoria Noka, Alexandra Lampke, Ryan Kelly, Sophie Kuppler
3. Exploring the degrowth movement: A survey of conceptualisations, strategies, and tactics. --Nick Fitzpatrick, Dennis Eversberg, Matthias Schmelzer
4. Equity or profit? Understanding the social sustainability challenges of mine water heating network implementation. --Jingyi Li, Cathy Hollis, Alejandro Gallego-Schmid
5. Psychological and social factors driving citizen involvement in renewable energy communities: A systematic review. --Evelyn De Simone, Alessia Rochira, Fortuna Procentese, Carmela Sportelli, Terri Mannarini
6. ‘The road to net zero runs through the resources sector’: Metallurgical coal and the changing politics of climate in Australia. --Ellie Martus
7. From linesmen to local leaders: How does informal governance influence India's electricity policy outcomes?. --Kanika Balani, Bharat Sharma, Shalu Agrawal
8. To build or buy? Marketization of flexibility services in the Norwegian distribution grid. --Outi Pitkänen, Antti Silvast
9. The right time for real-time? Stakeholder perspectives on the role of temporal matching in renewable energy procurement in Australia. --Shanil Samarakoon, Mike Roberts, Dylan McConnell
10. Greener horizons: Economic freedom as a catalyst for the global energy transition. --Abebe Hailemariam, Kris Ivanovski
11. Navigating conflicts between niche and regime intermediaries in the energy transition. --Inessa Laur, Wisdom Kanda
12. A systematic review and meta-analysis of residential and transport energy poverty. --Orla Dingley, Nessa Winston, Monika da Silva Pedroso, Páraic Carroll
13. Disrupting household energy rights: Examining the policy origins of prepayment for electricity services in Australia. --Sally Wilson
14. Green, innovative, and unfair: The case of unjust energy transitions and civic resistance and opposition in Portugal. --Inês Campos, Sérgio Maraschin, Kaya Maria Schwemmlein
15. Transparent communication for residential heating decarbonization: A content analysis of heat pump marketing in Canada. --Monika Mikhail, Aum Pandya, Quinn Webster, Ralph Evins
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1. A perspective on emerging policy and economics research priorities for enabling low-carbon trucking. --Rubal Dua, Saif Almutairi
2. What is nuclear cultural heritage? Developing an analytical framework. --Melanie Mbah, Viktoria Noka, Alexandra Lampke, Ryan Kelly, Sophie Kuppler
3. Exploring the degrowth movement: A survey of conceptualisations, strategies, and tactics. --Nick Fitzpatrick, Dennis Eversberg, Matthias Schmelzer
4. Equity or profit? Understanding the social sustainability challenges of mine water heating network implementation. --Jingyi Li, Cathy Hollis, Alejandro Gallego-Schmid
5. Psychological and social factors driving citizen involvement in renewable energy communities: A systematic review. --Evelyn De Simone, Alessia Rochira, Fortuna Procentese, Carmela Sportelli, Terri Mannarini
6. ‘The road to net zero runs through the resources sector’: Metallurgical coal and the changing politics of climate in Australia. --Ellie Martus
7. From linesmen to local leaders: How does informal governance influence India's electricity policy outcomes?. --Kanika Balani, Bharat Sharma, Shalu Agrawal
8. To build or buy? Marketization of flexibility services in the Norwegian distribution grid. --Outi Pitkänen, Antti Silvast
9. The right time for real-time? Stakeholder perspectives on the role of temporal matching in renewable energy procurement in Australia. --Shanil Samarakoon, Mike Roberts, Dylan McConnell
10. Greener horizons: Economic freedom as a catalyst for the global energy transition. --Abebe Hailemariam, Kris Ivanovski
11. Navigating conflicts between niche and regime intermediaries in the energy transition. --Inessa Laur, Wisdom Kanda
12. A systematic review and meta-analysis of residential and transport energy poverty. --Orla Dingley, Nessa Winston, Monika da Silva Pedroso, Páraic Carroll
13. Disrupting household energy rights: Examining the policy origins of prepayment for electricity services in Australia. --Sally Wilson
14. Green, innovative, and unfair: The case of unjust energy transitions and civic resistance and opposition in Portugal. --Inês Campos, Sérgio Maraschin, Kaya Maria Schwemmlein
15. Transparent communication for residential heating decarbonization: A content analysis of heat pump marketing in Canada. --Monika Mikhail, Aum Pandya, Quinn Webster, Ralph Evins
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Pitkänen, Outi - Personal Name
Campos, Inês - Personal Name
Wilson, Sally - Personal Name
Dingley, Orla - Personal Name
Laur, Inessa - Personal Name
Hailemariam, Abebe - Personal Name
Samarakoon, Shanil - Personal Name
Balani, Kanika - Personal Name
Martus, Ellie - Personal Name
Simone, Evelyn De - Personal Name
Jingyi Li - Personal Name
Fitzpatrick, Nick - Personal Name
Mbah, Melanie - Personal Name
Dua, Rubal - Personal Name
Mikhail, Monika - Personal Name
Campos, Inês - Personal Name
Wilson, Sally - Personal Name
Dingley, Orla - Personal Name
Laur, Inessa - Personal Name
Hailemariam, Abebe - Personal Name
Samarakoon, Shanil - Personal Name
Balani, Kanika - Personal Name
Martus, Ellie - Personal Name
Simone, Evelyn De - Personal Name
Jingyi Li - Personal Name
Fitzpatrick, Nick - Personal Name
Mbah, Melanie - Personal Name
Dua, Rubal - Personal Name
Mikhail, Monika - Personal Name
Vol. 124, June 2025
2214-6296
e-Journal PHI
Inggris
Elsevier Ltd.
2025
Cambridge, United Kingdom
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