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.
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This paper seeks to understand to what extent expenditure-based indicators succeed in representing wider socio-spatial vulnerabilities that manifest in particular locales.
Smart meters, surveys and buildings energy simulation used to track fuel poverty.
Comparative analysis of fuel poverty and fuel obesity groups for added insights.
Electricity consumption data and profiles cannot be used alone to segment consumers.
El presente libro nos permite transitar desde planteamientos y problemas generales ?endémicos o sobrevenidos? en relación con un valor que supone sin duda la clave de bóveda del proyecto europeo.
Energy expenditure shares are noticeably higher in New Member States than in the EU15.
A common pan-EU fuel/energy poverty metric is likely to be problematic.
Targeting high-level fuel poverty metrics could distort policymaking.
The analysis offers insights into the spatial pattern of fuel poverty within a city and thus provides an opportunity to channel efforts towards households in those neighbourhoods most in need.
Using spatial analyses, the paper interrogates sub-regional estimates of the two indicators in England, where the LIHC indicator was first conceived.
We investigate the geographical features of fuel poverty using different indicators.
We compare the spatial distribution of fuel poverty using a 10% and LIHC indicator.
The shift to a LIHC indicator has disproportionately affected regions with lower housing costs.
12% of people in Poland live in energy poverty.Poland’s rate of energy poverty has decreased in the last five years. Energy poverty affects mainly people living in villages and small
towns
The aim of the report is to present the scale and characteristics of energy poverty in Poland based on the latest available data.
The report evaluates the typology of buildings, the cost of electricity against income, the use
of electricity and quality of life as a phenomenon closely related to energy poverty. Energy
poverty refers to a situation where a household cannot access energy services at home.
A report by a panel of independent experts who conducted a review of the definition of fuel poverty in Scotland.
An independent, academic review of evidence resulting in a new definition of fuel poverty in Scotland.
Through an analysis of community-run Energy Cafés in the United Kingdom, the paper argues that while present-day grassroots innovations appear less explicitly political than their predecessors, they can still represent a form of political participation.
This research investigated the relationship between fuel poverty and carbon monoxide (CO) risk in households on low incomes and in vulnerable situations. Over the course of two heating seasons (October to April) in 2015/16 and 2016/17 .
Aquest passat mes de juny s’ha publicat el llibre Pobresa energètica: reptes i dilemes (PDF), sorgit dels testimonis i reflexions que es van poder sentir durant el 1er Congrés Català de Pobresa Energètica que va tenir lloc el novembre de 2016 a Sabadell.
Presents an in-situ survey of various characteristics related with energy poverty in Greece.
It is a first attempt to analyze residential energy, habitants’ behavior, and attitudes in the middle of the economic crisis in North Greece.
The long-term renovation strategies developed by Member States are an opportunity to reduce
energy poverty through stimulating deep renovation of buildings.
The specific study aims to investigate energy poverty and its effect in Central Makedonia, in northern Greece, where the climate is harsher and heating requirements significantly higher than in the other parts of the country. A questionnaire aiming to assess energy poverty in low income urban areas.
Alexis Pérez-Fargallo, Laura Marín-Restrepo, Sergio Contreras-Espinoza, David Bienvenido-Huertas