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How to build a campfire? Participatory modelling with justice
Energy transition decision-making is pervaded by deep uncertainties. Computational models are helpful in addressing such uncertainties, as they can give insight into techno-economic complexity. However, models alone are insufficient, as part of the uncertainties involve justice dilemmas.
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