Pump 6 and Other Stories has a few in that vein, sort of. Eg there are no petrol engines, instead compression springs, treadle operated computers, etc. There are some pretty grim stories in there, some may find them distasteful.
replyhttps://windupstories.com/books/pump-six-and-other-stories/
Also I guess Silo / WOOL by Hugh Howey is perhaps closer to what you wrote literally but probably not quite the vibe maybe.
Chiming in to second this, Pump Six and Other Stories left me with a deep, deep sense of dread after I finished reading it. Highly recommended, such an underrated collection.
replyNot fiction but you might find this interesting: https://collapseos.org/why.html
replyI suspect it might be too ‘soft’ for a lot folks around here (sadly), but “Monk and Robot” is charming.
replyIn general, you should look into the ‘solarpunk’ genre, especially post-apocalyptic solarpunk.
Not exactly what you're describing, but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Second_After kinda fits the vibe. Warning: it's really depressing, but a good read if you're in the right head space for it.
replyAlas, Babylon by Pat Frank is another great book in a similar vein.
replyAre we still at the fantasy stage?
replyBesides published material, Cuba comes close. Kept frozen in time by eternal restrictive sanctions.
replyYou don’t think the country is mismanaged?
replyBook of Eli has vibes along those lines
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