Energy Research and Social Science, Vol. 126, July 2025
Article
1. Corporate-led approaches to affordable energy: the advantages and limitations of pay-as-you-go (PayGo) for cooking with LPG in Dar Es Salaam. --Kirsten Ulsrud, Mikkel Vindegg, Lars Kåre Grimsby, Borgar Aamaas
2. Taking turns to cook: Everyday temporalities of electricity use in Witsand, Cape Town (South Africa). --Romeo Dipura
3. Exploring the application of Social Practice Theory in technology-related research: A state of the art literature review. --Mena Mesenhöller
4. Sustainable energy technology adoption for a low-carbon future: A global meta-analysis of psychological determinants. --Philipp S. Eppe, Elena Niehoff, Casper Albers, Thijs Bouman
5. Utilising cognitive dissonance to promote household pro-environmental behaviour: A scoping review. --Laura Burman, Anna Klas, Emma-Jean Schneps, Elizabeth Westrupp, Michelle Benstead
6. Norwegian–Polish carbon capture and storage network: Bilateral collaboration for European climate action. --Mohammad Nooraiepour, Pawel Gladysz, Eirik Melaaen
7. Unleashing American Energy? Uncertainties in energy transition developments under a new Trump administration. --Raphael Deberdt, Angeline Letourneau, Philippe Le Billon
8. A perspective on energy citizenship and transitions in Europe. --Ted Limbeek, BinBin J. Pearce, Udo Pesch
9. From innovation to integration: institutional design challenges for emerging energy storage technologies in the Netherlands. --Anieke Kranenburg, Martijn Groenleer
10. International blue carbon project management: Comparing the ideographs, innovation styles, and co-impacts of Japanese blue carbon projects to western countries. --Carter Patrick Powers, Jay Mar D. Quevedo, Yasuko Kameyama
11. Just energy transition and gender. A systematic review for feminist research. --Martina Angela Caretta, Diana Vela-Almeida
12. Low carbon heating transitions and Actor Network Theory: Entanglements with the fireside. --Aimee Ambrose, Kathy Davies, Lindsey McCarthy, Becky Shaw, Sally Shahzad
13. A conceptual framework for residential energy security in the context of clean energy transitions. --Camille Wejnert-Depue, Ying Zhang, Kelly Casper, Brian C. O'Neill, Stephanie T. Waldhoff
14. Friend or foe? Diesel generators and the global energy transition. --Charles Lawrie, Camillo Stubenberg
15. Shaping niche innovations in energy transitions: The role of pitching to regulators. --Avri Eitan, Itay Fischhendler
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1. Corporate-led approaches to affordable energy: the advantages and limitations of pay-as-you-go (PayGo) for cooking with LPG in Dar Es Salaam. --Kirsten Ulsrud, Mikkel Vindegg, Lars Kåre Grimsby, Borgar Aamaas
2. Taking turns to cook: Everyday temporalities of electricity use in Witsand, Cape Town (South Africa). --Romeo Dipura
3. Exploring the application of Social Practice Theory in technology-related research: A state of the art literature review. --Mena Mesenhöller
4. Sustainable energy technology adoption for a low-carbon future: A global meta-analysis of psychological determinants. --Philipp S. Eppe, Elena Niehoff, Casper Albers, Thijs Bouman
5. Utilising cognitive dissonance to promote household pro-environmental behaviour: A scoping review. --Laura Burman, Anna Klas, Emma-Jean Schneps, Elizabeth Westrupp, Michelle Benstead
6. Norwegian–Polish carbon capture and storage network: Bilateral collaboration for European climate action. --Mohammad Nooraiepour, Pawel Gladysz, Eirik Melaaen
7. Unleashing American Energy? Uncertainties in energy transition developments under a new Trump administration. --Raphael Deberdt, Angeline Letourneau, Philippe Le Billon
8. A perspective on energy citizenship and transitions in Europe. --Ted Limbeek, BinBin J. Pearce, Udo Pesch
9. From innovation to integration: institutional design challenges for emerging energy storage technologies in the Netherlands. --Anieke Kranenburg, Martijn Groenleer
10. International blue carbon project management: Comparing the ideographs, innovation styles, and co-impacts of Japanese blue carbon projects to western countries. --Carter Patrick Powers, Jay Mar D. Quevedo, Yasuko Kameyama
11. Just energy transition and gender. A systematic review for feminist research. --Martina Angela Caretta, Diana Vela-Almeida
12. Low carbon heating transitions and Actor Network Theory: Entanglements with the fireside. --Aimee Ambrose, Kathy Davies, Lindsey McCarthy, Becky Shaw, Sally Shahzad
13. A conceptual framework for residential energy security in the context of clean energy transitions. --Camille Wejnert-Depue, Ying Zhang, Kelly Casper, Brian C. O'Neill, Stephanie T. Waldhoff
14. Friend or foe? Diesel generators and the global energy transition. --Charles Lawrie, Camillo Stubenberg
15. Shaping niche innovations in energy transitions: The role of pitching to regulators. --Avri Eitan, Itay Fischhendler
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Ambrose, Aimee - Personal Name
Wejnert-Depue, Camille - Personal Name
Powers, Carter Patrick - Personal Name
Kranenburg, Anieke - Personal Name
Limbeek, Ted - Personal Name
Deberdt, Raphael - Personal Name
Nooraiepour, Mohammad - Personal Name
Burman, Laura - Personal Name
Eppe, Philipp S. - Personal Name
Mesenhöller, Mena - Personal Name
Dipura, Romeo - Personal Name
Ulsrud, Kirsten - Personal Name
Caretta, Martina Angela - Personal Name
Eitan, Avri - Personal Name
Lawrie, Charles - Personal Name
Wejnert-Depue, Camille - Personal Name
Powers, Carter Patrick - Personal Name
Kranenburg, Anieke - Personal Name
Limbeek, Ted - Personal Name
Deberdt, Raphael - Personal Name
Nooraiepour, Mohammad - Personal Name
Burman, Laura - Personal Name
Eppe, Philipp S. - Personal Name
Mesenhöller, Mena - Personal Name
Dipura, Romeo - Personal Name
Ulsrud, Kirsten - Personal Name
Caretta, Martina Angela - Personal Name
Eitan, Avri - Personal Name
Lawrie, Charles - Personal Name
Vol. 126, July 2025
2214-6296
e-Journal PHI
Inggris
Elsevier Ltd.
2025
Cambridge, United Kingdom
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