In a recent episode of The Arc, Dr. Benno Fladvad, a Junior Professor at the University of Hamburg specializing in Climate and Security, delves into the complexities of environmental justice in the context of accelerating renewable energy deployment. Dr. Fladvad highlights Norway's initiatives in green hydrogen projects and the tensions over land use, particularly in the Finnmark region where there is pressure on grazing land. He emphasizes the importance of finding solutions for coexistence between renewable energy projects and Indigenous rights, acknowledging the challenges faced by marginalized communities. The discussion also touches upon the significance of legal frameworks in protecting Indigenous communities, citing the Fosen case as a pivotal example of communities successfully fighting against megaprojects. Moreover, Dr. Fladvad explores the Solutionary Rail Initiative, which aims to electrify America's rail network using community and indigenous-led projects to reduce environmental impact. This initiative fosters collaboration among diverse stakeholders, highlighting the importance of building new forms of solidarity in the renewable energy transition.