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The German energy transition is not only characterized by wide technological\udchanges but also by spatial restructuring. The decentralization of energy\udsupply potentially increases the importance of the regional or local scale.\udThe Anglo-American debate on the Politics of Scale addresses the production\udand transformation of scale while energy issues have not yet been\udsystematically addressed. This paper combines the theoretical paradigms of\udscale, rescaling and scalar strategies with empirical examples from the\udGerman energy transition. Using the cases of energy regions,\udremunicipalizations and social movements, the implications of the German\udenergy transition are analyzed regarding the role of scale. The paper argues\udthat the perspective of the Politics of Scale can contribute not only to a\udbetter understanding of the different dimensions of energy transitions but\udalso to critical energy geographies in general

Rescaling Energy? Räumliche Neuordnungen in der deutschen Energiewende