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September 12, 2025Open Access

Sustainable Energy Planning and Management with focus on local energy system transition, spatial carbon factors, community ownership, trust, and household energy management.

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The volume finds significant insights into local energy system transition and its practical applications in diverse regions.
Key contributions include scenario-based analyses using the EnergyPLAN model, focusing on energy transition measures worldwide.
Investigative work explores spatial carbon emission factors in China and includes community ownership and acceptance models.
Trust in geothermal projects and household energy management in Indonesia are discussed, indicating cultural influences.

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This 46th volume of the International Journal of Sustainable Energy Planning and Management presents contemporary work within the diverse field of energy planning with important new contributions on local energy system transition and district heating transition – both scenario-based analyses applying the EnergyPLAN model. The volume also probes into spatial carbon emission factors for China. Moving towards implementation of energy transition measures, the volume includes work on community ownership models as well as trust and acceptance of geothermal projects in East Africa. Lastly, and novel to this journal, a final article addresses links between religious practise and energy management in Indonesian households.

Sustainable Energy Planning and Management with focus on local energy system transition, spatial carbon factors, community ownership, trust, and household energy management.

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