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The panel consists of several empirical contributions whose silver line is coal industry and the future of coal-mining regions. It includes a predictive study of the global coal fleet retirement, researches on narratives of (in)justice and participation patterns in German coal phase-out, a deep dive into the roots of public resistance to coal phase-out in the Czech Republic, or a research framework-developing study that combines Energy Justice approaches with spatial analysis.
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Populism, elite cues and coal power plants: Public attitudes to fossil fuels reduction in Central Europe | View Paper Details |
Fair enough? A qualitative approach to notions of justice in local energy transition conflicts | View Paper Details |
When will the world’s coal-fired power plants retire? Predicting retirement ages and lock-in based on historical data | View Paper Details |
A spatial perspective on justice in energy transitions | View Paper Details |