Income-based energy poverty metrics ignore people's behavior patterns, particularly
reducing energy consumption to limit financial stress. We investigate energy-limiting …

Energy inequity is an issue of increasing urgency. Few policy-relevant datasets evaluate the
energy burden of typical American households. Here, we develop a framework using Net …

Understanding the degree of energy limiting behavior in low-income and vulnerable
households is vital to eradicating energy poverty and associated negative health effects. We …

Energy poverty intertwines with the issues of energy inequality and energy justice,
presenting a particular challenge for low-income households (LIHs). This study explores …

Broadly, energy poverty is defined as insufficient energy access. One often missed sign of
energy poverty is an inability to maintain a safe and comfortable indoor temperature. We add …

Energy insecurity is a growing public health threat among low-income populations in the
United States. Prior research has shown that energy insecurity is associated with adverse …

A household is energy poor when they cannot meet energy needs. Despite its prevalence,
the US has not formally recognized energy poverty as a problem distinct from general …

We estimate the casual effect of warmer temperatures on energy poverty in China using a
nationally representative household survey from 2014 to 2018. Exploiting daily mean …

This paper examines the effect of environmental regulations on energy poverty and
analyses whether clean energy access, the access to modern energy services, is an …

For many households, energy consumption represents a non-discretionary portion of their
budget and directly relates to quality of life. As researchers continue to study the …