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Negotiating Local Energy Futures: An Ethnography of a Community Energy Project in East Durham
This thesis examines Energising East Durham (EED), a five-year community energy programme in East Durham, as it takes shape in a post-mining region marked by fuel poverty, deindustrialisation, and strong but uneven histories of collective life. Rather than evaluating EED as a completed intervention,
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