Where Have All the Power Plants Gone? Assessing the Distributive (In)Justice of Energy Market Systems

Laurel Steinfield; Zana Cranmer; Javier Miranda Gonzalez; Taryn Stohler

Where Have All the Power Plants Gone? Assessing the Distributive (In)Justice of Energy Market Systems

Laurel Steinfield, Zana Cranmer, Javier Miranda Gonzalez, Taryn Stohler

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Examining the market system of energy in the United States, we assess the existence of distributive injustices of renewable and non-renewable energy, demonstrating that while we may be transitioning to a more sustainable energy market system‚Äîreducing coal, increasing solar and wind farms‚Äîthis is not being done equitable.

Original language	English
State	Published - 2022
Event	Marketing & Public Policy - Duration: Jan 1 2022 → …

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Conference	Marketing & Public Policy
Period	01/1/22 → …

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Where Have All the Power Plants Gone? Assessing the Distributive (In)Justice of Energy Market Systems

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