A corridors and power-oriented perspective on energy-service demand and needs satisfaction

In this article, we explore the concept of consumption corridors as it might apply to energy use, with specific attention both wellbeing and power relations. We employ distinction between provisioning human-need satisfaction different configurations well their possible dynamics. Specifically, draw on past research documenting benefits decoupling our thinking about services needs use a basis identify scenarios characterized by degrees access levels resource demand. then translate perspective logic sustainable corridors. delineate how minimum maximum standards would relate combinations energy-service demand needs-satisfier access. Finally, dynamics, specifically exercises discursive power, move societal trajectories toward or away from them.