Availability and affordability of energy systems and services are key to realizing distributive equity [15••]. Availability as an equity principle affirms that people should have sufficient, reliable, and quality access to energy systems. Similarly, the affordability principle affirms that low-income and other vulnerable. For both recognition and procedural justice tenets, the assessment is on the processes of public participation: due process, representation, citizen engagement, and. Advancing restorative equity aims to repair the harm inflicted by energy systems [15••, 25]. All power plants have an economic and environmental.