The role of energy democracy and energy citizenship for participatory energy transitions: A comprehensive review
Highlights • We review the literature on energy democracy and energy citizenship.
• Both strands of research focus on participation within decentralised systems.
• They differ in emphasis on behavioural changes versus institutionalisation.
• Research is lacking on participation in centralised systems.
• Representational forms of democratic participation are neglected in research.
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