Nynke’s research is dedicated to energy ethics and justice, combining climate ethics, environmental justice and political philosophy. She is interested in situations in which there is normative uncertainty, e.g., uncertainty about what is 'just' or 'ethically right', due to clashing conceptions of justice. In this, she explores relational approaches to justice, such as theories of justice as recognition. Currently, she is a Postdoctoral Researcher in the JustETrans project, where she studies local participation in energy decision-making for just energy transitions, and the use of complex multi-modelling therein.