Advancing energy justice: The triumvirate of tenets

Darren McCauley · Raphael James Heffron · Hannes R. Stephan · Kirsten E.H. Jenkins

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Analyses the concept of "energy justice", the notion that energy policy-making should aim to provide all citizens with access to safe, affordable and sustainable energy. Discusses the distributional, procedural and recognition aspects of energy justice, with reference to examples of UK policy-making. Calls for a systems-thinking approach to energy governance.

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