Publications

The main goal of the paper is to examine existing approaches to energy poverty including energy poverty indicators and to compare system of support for energy poor households in the Czech Republic and in the United Kingdom.

This paper develops a novel index of vulnerable homes in terms of fuel poverty that is based on the analysis of different existing fuel poverty indicators and their relationship to the residential sector.

This paper seeks to understand to what extent expenditure-based indicators succeed in representing wider socio-spatial vulnerabilities that manifest in particular locales.

This paper contributes to fill this knowledge gap focusing on a European southern city while bringing new datasets and analysis to the assessment of this topic; consumer groups identification and to policy discussion.

This paper provides a pan-EU mapping of energy affordability using energy expenditure shares. Large variations in energy expenditure shares are identified, with the shares being significantly higher in New Member States than the EU15.

This publication makes a comparative study between the English and the Spanish protection systems.

This case study discusses the Jessica II Fund for Multi-apartment Building Modernisation that promoted large-scale renovation efforts in Lithuania.

Three principle findings are discussed, enhancing understanding of the geographic features of fuel poverty as understood by each indicator.

The aim of the report is to present the scale and characteristics of energy poverty in Poland based on the latest available data.