“…A multiplicity of outcomes are simultaneously generated or co-produced, under the influences of political constructs with contours of power and agency to it (Miller & Wyborn, 2018;Wyborn et al, 2019), as well as due to their susceptibility to internalize bias towards the dominant actors, such as infrastructure and techno-economic actors (Berkhout, 2006;Longhurst & Chilvers, 2019;Sovacool et al, 2020). The deconstruction-reconstruction knowledge making framework takes a critical approach to the knowledge systems underlying the transition planning and management process, in order to avoid biases and selective valorizations of top-down visions of sustainability (Morrissey et al, 2017;Smith, 2012) and the relegation of human aspects in humantechnology interactions (Shove & Walker, 2014;Stern, 2014).…”