Energy justice within low-carbon circular economy; geostatistical analysis; policymaking; and economical nexuses

During the recent shift to renewable energy, this article explores the interplay between the low-carbon and circular economies, illuminating the ways in which these ideas can work together to build a more sustainable future. Achieving justice during the energy transition, promoting low-carbon energies through the use of renewable and green technology, and incorporating circular economy principles into this transition are the three primary areas covered in the review. The article advocates for a balanced approach to achieve just energy transitions by highlighting various aspects of injustice in this process and offering solutions based on evidence from recent studies. Furthermore, it stresses the need of controlling the lifetime of renewable energy devices in a way that is consistent with the circular economy's disposal and recycling strategies. The data shows that there are income, energy, renewable energy, and carbon emissions disparities all over the world. It stresses the importance of fair policies in bringing about a fair shift to low-carbon energy. To sum up, this study shows that to reach sustainable development goals, we need a holistic strategy that incorporates both the circular economy and the just transition to low-carbon energy.