Energy Transition as a Focal Point of Experience: Social Ecology

This question set can be used to interrogate the dynamics of energy transition at the intersection of micro, meso, and macro scales. The set can also be used in combination with the Techno-political Ecology, Epistemic Ecology, and Ethical Ecology question sets to better understand "energy transition" as a "focal point of experience." (See Foucault's The Government of Self and Others).

Questions
MACRO: What economic activities have and continue to shape energy transition planning and practice in this setting?
MACRO: How does energy transition factor into the way future economies are being imagined and planned?
MACRO: What laws and policies have addressed energy production, distribution, and consumption?
MACRO: How do scales of sovereignties (federal, state, county, municipal, district, neighborhood) intersect, overlap, and resist each other in terms of energy transition planning and practice?
MESO: What forms of political organization have been developed in order to plan, manage, or resist this site’s energy system and/or energy transition?
MESO: How do these organizations relate to each other (i.e. what kinds of coordination are in play and/or called for)?
MICRO: How are energy transition research, planning, and practice carried out (or resisted) at the quotidian level?
MICRO: How do these practices dovetail with other practices (like economic development, flood management, wildlife conservation, social justice, or urban renewal, for example)?
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