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2. Differentiated grassroots: Navigating sustainability transitions in conservative political contexts. (2024). Adil, Ali.
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3. A generic technology assessment framework for sustainable energy transitions in African contexts. (2024). Musango, Josephine Kaviti ; Ouma-Mugabe, John.
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4. Upholding household agency in climate mitigation and socio-technical energy transition in Ethiopia. (2024). Lee, Yujin ; Liao, Chuan.
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5. Urbanizing degrowth: Five steps towards a Radical Spatial Degrowth Agenda for planning in the face of climate emergency. (2023). Kaika, Maria ; March, Hug ; Demaria, Federico ; Varvarousis, Angelos.
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6. Environmental Sustainability Implications and Economic Prosperity of Integrated Renewable Solutions in Urban Development. (2023). Kazancoglu, Yigit ; Berberoglu, Yalcin ; Koval, Viktor ; Generalov, Oleksander ; Solohub, Denys ; Lafci, Cisem.
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7. Sensor network driven novel hybrid model based on feature selection and SVR to predict indoor temperature for energy consumption optimisation in smart buildings. (2022). Nisha, Zairu ; Kumar, Sachin ; Singh, Jagvinder ; Sharma, Anuj Kumar.
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8. Nationwide Evaluation of Urban Energy System Resilience in China Using a Comprehensive Index Method. (2022). Wang, Ziyi ; Chen, Zengqiao ; Wennersten, Ronald ; Sun, Qie ; Ma, Cuiping.
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9. Urban-Rural Dependencies and Opportunities to Design Nature-Based Solutions for Resilience in Europe and China. (2022). Hardiman, Richard ; Zandersen, Marianne ; Jones, Laurence ; Yang, Jun ; Knopp, Julius ; Grandin, Gwendoline ; Levin, Gregor ; Banzhaf, Ellen ; Russel, Duncan ; Wu, Wanben ; Jensen, Anne ; Anderson, Sally.
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10. Urban Energy Management—A Systematic Literature Review. (2022). Karaszewski, Robert ; Modrzyski, Pawe.
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11. Contested transition? Exploring the politics and process of regional energy planning in Indonesia. (2022). Quist, Jaco ; Setyowati, Abidah B.
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12. A TERRITORIAL PERSPECTIVE ON URBAN AND REGIONAL ENERGY TRANSITIONS: Shifting Power Densities in the Berlin‐Brandenburg Region. (2022). Walker, Benedikt.
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13. Urban governance dispositifs: cohering diverse ecologies of urban energy governance. (2021). Dowling, Robyn ; McGuirk, Pauline.
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14. The Lessons of Public–Private Collaboration for Energy Regeneration in a Spanish City. The Case of Txantrea Neighbourhood (Pamplona). (2021). Rodriguez, Ramon Lopez ; Pieira, Maria Jose ; Duran, Francisco R.
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15. Ten years after Copenhagen: Reimagining climate change governance in urban areas. (2020). Broto, Vanesa Castan ; Westman, Linda K.
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16. Transition towards sustainability in a post-conflict country: a neo-institutional perspective on the Lebanese case. (2020). Nicolas, Matteo ; Mangalagiu, Diana ; Khoury, Aliaa ; Chaar, Abdel-Maoula.
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17. Unravelling the role of green entrepreneurs in urban sustainability transitions: A case study of China€™s Solar City. (2020). Yu, Zhen ; Gibbs, David.
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18. Renewable energy, sustainability paradox and the post-urban question. (2020). Arabindoo, Pushpa.
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19. Urban sustainability and counter-sustainability: Spatial contradictions and conflicts in policy and governance in the Freiburg and Calgary metropolitan regions. (2020). Mssner, Samuel ; Miller, Byron.
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20. Energy landscapes in Mozambique: The role of the extractive industries in a post-conflict environment. (2020). Broto, Vanesa Castn ; Kirshner, Joshua ; Baptista, Idalina.
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21. New energy spaces: Towards a geographical political economy of energy transition. (2020). Gailing, Ludger ; Bridge, Gavin.
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22. Social and technical differentiation in smart meter rollout: embedded scalar biases in automating Norwegian and Portuguese energy infrastructure. (2020). Sareen, Siddharth.
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23. A Time Series Sustainability Assessment of a Partial Energy Portfolio Transition. (2020). Long, Suzanna ; Hale, Jacob.
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24. Energy Strategies, the Urban Dimension, and Spatial Planning. (2020). Nadin, Vincent ; Asarpota, Karishma.
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25. Island energy transition: Assessing Hawaiis multi-level, policy-driven approach. (2020). Lee, Taedong ; Glick, Mark B.
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26. Network governance in low-carbon energy transitions in European cities: A comparative analysis. (2020). Nochta, Timea ; Skelcher, Chris.
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27. Politicised nexus thinking in practice: Integrating urban wastewater utilities into regional energy markets. (2019). Moss, Timothy ; Hesker, Frank.
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28. Cities in an era of interfacing infrastructures: Politics and spatialities of the urban nexus. (2019). Coutard, Olivier ; Monstadt, Jochen.
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29. Mobilizing smart grid experiments: Policy mobilities and urban energy governance. (2019). Levenda, Anthony M.
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30. Technologies of Engagement: How Battery Storage Technologies Shape Householder Participation in Energy Transitions. (2019). Kloppenburg, Sanneke ; Smale, Robin ; Verkade, Nick.
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31. Revisiting urban energy initiatives in the UK: Declining local capacity in a shifting policy context. (2019). Rydin, Yvonne ; Turcu, Catalina.
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32. Governing energy transitions and regional economic development: Evidence from three Brazilian states. (2019). de Martino, Gilberto ; Bradshaw, Amanda.
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33. Urban debates for climate change after the Kyoto Protocol. (2018). .
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34. Political Leadership as Meta-Governance in Sustainability Transitions: A Case Study Analysis of Meta-Governance in the Case of the Dutch National Agreement on Climate. (2018). Ottens, Menno ; Edelenbos, Jurian.
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35. Transition Management for Improving the Sustainability of WASH Services in Informal Settlements in Sub-Saharan Africa—An Exploration. (2018). Oduro-Kwarteng, Sampson ; van Raak, Roel ; Kulabako, Robinah ; Nyenje, Philip ; Schipper, Karlijn ; Wittmayer, Julia M ; Komakech, Hans ; Silvestri, Giorgia.
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36. Dealing with energy crises: Working and living arrangements in peri-urban France. (2018). Ortar, Nathalie.
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37. Analysing transition pathways in developing cities: The case of Nairobis splintered sanitation regime. (2018). Cherunya, Pauline C ; van Welie, Mara J ; Murphy, James T ; Truffer, Bernhard.
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38. Implementing energy policies in urban development projects: The role of public planning authorities in Denmark, Germany and the Netherlands. (2018). Petersen, Jens-Phillip ; Heurkens, Erwin.
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39. Governing metropolitan climate-energy transition: A study of Lyon€™s strategic planning. (2017). Rocher, Laurence.
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40. Powering sub-Saharan Africa€™s urban revolution: An energy transitions approach. (2017). .
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41. Cycling the city, re-imagining the city: Envisioning urban sustainability transitions in Thailand. (2017). .
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42. The climate crisis, carbon capital and urbanisation: An urban political ecology of low-carbon restructuring in Mbale. (2017). .
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43. Boundary Bridging Arrangements: A Boundary Work Approach to Local Energy Transitions. (2017). Koehrsen, Jens.
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44. The landscape of energy initiatives in sub-Saharan Africa: Going for systemic change or reinforcing the status quo?. (2017). Plananska, Jana ; Baptista, Idalina.
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45. Energy landscapes and urban trajectories towards sustainability. (2017). Broto, Vanesa Castan.
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46. Energy governance, energy security and environmental sustainability: A case study from Hong Kong. (2017). Lecavalier, Emma ; Holley, Cameron.
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47. Mobile transitions: Exploring synergies for urban sustainability research. (2016). .
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48. Urban studies after the age of the city. (2016). .
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49. Making a smart city for the smart grid? The urban material politics of actualising smart electricity networks. (2016). .
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51. Urban Heat Stress Vulnerability in the U.S. Southwest: The Role of Sociotechnical Systems. (2016). Pincetl, Stephanie ; Chester, Mikhail ; Eisenman, David.
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