"Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all"
United Nations - Department of Economic and Social Affairs Sustainable Development

WHAT IS IT ALL ABOUT?

Access 2 Energy Justice (www.access2energyjustice.eu) is a new, open-source, visual project aiming to document energy and climate (in)justice stories around the globe, in the context of a ‘Just Transition’ that ‘leaves no one behind’. It builds on findings and discussions conducted during the ESRC Just Energy project (2017-2021). https://esrcjustenergy.wordpress.com

WHAT IS THE AIM OF THE PLATFORM?

We want to raise awareness of the complex issue and aspects of energy injustice, from energy poverty to systemic neglect and contempt of the population and the climate, to portraits of persons who fight every day to assert their rights and inspiring communities.

WHAT CAN YOU DO?

We welcome the protagonists that are facing energy injustice or those with stories of resolved energy injustice to share their experiences on this platform. These stories will also form a repository that all can access and benefit from. They will give hope to affected people and communities and encourage them to find solutions, in a spirit of solidarity. We invite everyone, from everyday people to researchers, activists and energy communities, ombudsmen to energy suppliers, to comment and contribute.

ACT NOW!!

In a few simple steps :

1

Write a brief summary of your project / story to help people to understand what your project is about

2

Collect some pictures of your project / story to create a gallery. This will support people with a visual experience.

3

It would be great if you could show a video of your project / story too. People are always attracted by videos!

GO!

Get in touch with us and send us your text, pictures and video. We'll create a DEDICATED page for your project and publish it on the platform.

It's easy, it's useful for the community and it's free.

Naomi Creutzfeldt

Project Manager

Naomi Creutzfeldt is an academic at the University of Westminster. Her research interests lie at the intersection of access to justice, vulnerability and energy poverty. She is part of the ESRC funded project ‘justenergy’.

Marine Cornelis

Policy Consultant

Marine Cornelis is the executive director and founder of Next Energy Consumer, a policy consultancy focused on the social aspects of the energy and climate transitions at European and international levels. She is a policy consultant for the ESRC Just Energy project.

Chris Gill

Project Manager

Socio-legal academic. Interested in administrative justice, access to justice, consumer redress, regulation, Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), and public policy. Experienced researcher, teacher, manager, committee member, and dispute resolver. Currently researching access to justice for vulnerable energy consumers in Europe.

DISCOVER THE ACTIVE PROJECTS ANS STORIES AROUND THE WORLD

Click on the coloured Country in this interactive map. A new window will open with all the informations about its active projects. 

PARTNERS :

Facebook
Youtube
Linkedin
This platform has a non-profit purpose. It is completely independent and is not affiliated with any party. The opinions expressed are solely those of the authors.

Info & contacts:
info@access2energyjustice.eu