The Springer Series in Sustainable Energy Policy

The Springer Series in Sustainable Energy Policy publishes works that integrate perspectives from applied, physical, social, and policy sciences to provide a broader and deeper understanding of sustainable energy policy issues, challenges, methodologies, and potential solutions at all levels of governance. Volumes published in the series present the science, technology, and data analysis necessary to inform and evaluate sustainable energy policy and cover all aspects of energy policy including energy efficiency, planning, management, security, production, consumption, and development; the energy/water nexus and the water/energy/food and fiber nexus; and linkages between energy cost and sustainability, and between energy and development, climate change, and migration. The series is international in its authorship, content, audience and editorial board.