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International Journal of Energy Sector Management 1–31.
Published: 10 June 2026
...Olfa Berrich; Sedki Zaiane; Halim Dabbou; Moktar Lamari Purpose This study aims to examine the effect of renewable energy on energy justice and the moderating effect of institutional Tquality using a quantile regression ( QR ) approach. It also aims to analyze whether the impact of renewable...
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Faham Ahmed Kalam, Md. Abu Hasnat, Md. Waliullah, Mohammad Ashiqur Noor, Kaniz Rahman, Abdul Hasib Siddique
International Journal of Energy Sector Management 1–30.
Published: 03 February 2026
... peer-reviewed articles and semi-structured interviews with five stakeholders across government, industry, academia and civil society. It is theoretically underpinned by Sustainability Transition Theory and the Energy Justice Framework, enabling a moderated-mediation conceptual model. Findings...
