Energy Geographies: Negotiating the French-German Interface

Teva Meyer is Associate Professor of Geopolitics and Geography at the Université de Haute-Alsace (Mulhouse, France).Florian Weber is Junior Professor of European Studies at Saarland University (Germany), with special reference to Western Europe and border regions.

• Energy Geographies – an Introduction to Perspectives from France and Germany.- Peripheries – Conflicts – Transformations: Contested Geographies of Energy.- The Role of Crises in Shifting German Energy Geopolitics.- The North Sea and the EU’s Interregional Energy Politics – a Legal Geography Analysis.- Post-Nuclear Redevelopment Trajectories in France and Germany.- The Territories of Coal-Fired Power Plants as Sites for the Reconfiguration of Production Systems: Thoughts on a Meso-Scale of the Energy Transition.- Power Dynamics Below Ground: Investigating Political Geology in Geothermal Energy within the French Energy Transition.- Multidimensional Energy Discourses in the European Cross-Border Region SaarLorLux – Hydrogen as a Common Element?.- The Discursive Production of Hydrogen Imaginaries and their Spatialities in France and Germany.- The Social Profile of Biogas Farmers in their Respective Territories: Research, Design and Methodology.- Anaerobic Digestion and Sustainability of Agriculture in Brittany: Research at the Crossroads of Geography and Agro-Economics for Assessing the Impact of French Energy Policies.- Climate-Adapted Urban Development – Challenges and Opportunities in Planning Practice.- Exploring Households’ Energy Vulnerability in Housing and Transportation – Residential and Daily Mobility in South-Western France.