“…Although stemming from both the environmental and climate justice movements and based in similar frameworks, energy justice is distinct from its predecessors (Jenkins, 2018). Whereas environmental justice and climate justice both document and analyze a vast array of sources of injustices, the field of energy justice is narrower in scope and focuses on the disproportionate impacts that result from each stage of the energy system (Fuller & McCauley, 2016), from energy production (see e.g., Goedkoop & Devine-Wright, 2016;Heffron & McCauley, 2014;Simpson & Clifton, 2016) through consumption (see e.g., Chatterton, Anable, Barnes, & Yeboah, 2016;Hall, 2013;Simcock, 2016;Walker, Simcock, & Day, 2016).…”