After Oil Collective is a composite and collaborative assemblage, fluid in membership, that interrogates the social and cultural politics of energy use in the context of climate change and energy transition.

• ProvocationsPrologue: The Promise of a Wind Farm… in which we set the sceneChapter 1: What Is the Renewable Normal?... in which we enumerate the features and strategies of the dominant mode of energy transition todayChapter 2: What's Wrong with the Renewable Normal?... in which we demonstrate that the renewable normal is a false promise and a lost opportunityChapter 3: Fuckedness... in which we consider the implications of rejecting the renewable normalChapter 4: The Renewable Radical... in which we sketch the contours of an alternative, just approach to transition, even amidst rising authoritarianismCoda: From Normal to Radical… in which we call for collective readiness against the fascist resurgence and the comforts of deferralContributor BiosAbout the BookNotes

"The energy transition is now inevitable, but the opportunities it offers for social justice are not. Exploding the myth that the transformation is merely technical and attending instead to its uncertainties, this stimulating book opens a radical path to the future."—Timothy Mitchell, author of Carbon Democracy and The Alibi of Capital "From its brilliant Beckettian beginning, through its acute analysis of the 'fuckedness' of our current transition, all the way to the rousing call to arms against normalized eco-capitalism, this book is a compulsively readable invitation to stop thinking about energy transition as a technical process, and to reimagine it as collective political revolt."—Laleh Khalili, author of Extractive Capitalism: How Commodities and Cronyism Drive the Global Economy