How to build a campfire? Participatory modelling with justice

Energy transition decision-making faces significant challenges due to deep uncertainties. While computational models offer valuable insights into techno-economic complexities, they are insufficient on their own to address the inherent justice dilemmas also present within these uncertainties. A more holistic approach is needed to navigate these multifaceted challenges effectively.

Addressing energy transition decisions requires a comprehensive strategy that goes beyond purely technical or economic modeling. Neglecting the justice dimension can lead to inequitable outcomes, potentially undermining the long-term viability and social acceptance of energy transition initiatives.

Energy transition decisions are characterized by substantial uncertainties.

Forward consideration, not a verified fact.