“…Studies have focused in particular on sites of production and extraction (Adunbi, 2022; Chalfin, 2020), ingenuity and innovation (Degani, 2022; Günel, 2019), and transition (Dean, 2020; Hughes, 2017), eliciting a rich scholarship on “energopolitics” (Boyer, 2019) and energy ethics (High & Smith, 2019). A recent line of inquiry has investigated how energy and electricity infrastructures both derive from and prop up projects of racial capitalism (Adunbi, 2022; Doughty, 2020; Harrison, 2013a, 2013b; Lennon, 2021; Luke, 2021), distributing and ordering people, technologies, natural resources, political power, and financial capital across landscapes of race, space, and time.…”