Evan Berry and Terra Schwerin Rowe open this forum by exploring the intersections of religion and energy, examining how religious traditions influence energy practices and how energy infrastructures, in turn, shape religious imaginaries. Drawing from the energy humanities, they challenge the divide between the secular and the religious, revealing energy’s cultural and spiritual significance. This introduction sets the stage for a series of essays they have curated and edited, each delving into the complex ways religion and energy are intertwined in addressing environmental change.
