Electrical Hybridizations in Cities of the South: From Heterogeneity to New Conceptualizations of Energy Transition

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RT @francescap_p: Welcoming contribution to the Heterogeneous Infrastructures debates! Building on multiple case studies (beyond Africa), t…

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RT @francescap_p: Welcoming contribution to the Heterogeneous Infrastructures debates! Building on multiple case studies (beyond Africa), t…

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Welcoming contribution to the Heterogeneous Infrastructures debates! Building on multiple case studies (beyond Africa), this intro shows how (multiple) private actors mainly drive heterogeneity and raises questions of energy justice. https://t.co/54IfmccKd

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