Demanding demand: Political configurations of energy flexibility in Berlin, 1920-2020
Berlin’s modern history provides an instructive window on the evolution of energy flexibility in an urban context.
Berlin’s modern history provides an instructive window on the evolution of energy flexibility in an urban context.
Cet article examine le boom éphémère du gaz naturel dans la région de McKeesport, en Pennsylvanie (Etats-Unis).
Réduire la production et la consommation d’énergie est un impératif urgent pour les sociétés occidentales. Concrètement, il est toutefois dur d’anticiper comment cet objectif sera atteint et avec quelles conséquences.
La conception de la transition énergétique invite à réviser le développement de chaque source d'énergie. Il en va ainsi de l'énergie gazière qui a connu au moins trois transitions dans sa longue durée.
In this special issue, we argue that light(s) and darkness(es) should be understood in their multiplicity, and that they constitute two aspects of the same phenomenon. They should, therefore, be studied in relation to each other.
In the British Raj, colonial lighting oscillated between “Tool of Empire” and everyday technology. While the British used modern lighting to visualize power and accentuate social differences, it was also a contested object of appropriation and protest.
When oil was found in water depths larger than 150 meters in the North Sea in the 1970s, a new and revolutionary concept was needed to be able to support deck structures for production of petroleum.