Energy poverty is a fast rising government agenda in the Global North, and is subject to a
substantial academic literature. Energy poverty is experienced when people do not have …

Energy-poverty (EP) must be considered an energy-related issue since buildings are a
central part of people's daily lives. Thus, it has an important role in energy-related policy …

Households in the private rented sector (ie, households renting properties at a market rate
from a private landlord), and especially those of lower income, face far more energy poverty …

Children are considered to be especially vulnerable to energy poverty; however, there has
been little empirical research on how energy poverty affects early childhood development in …

The aim of this paper is to assess the impact of energy poverty on health in the EU-27
countries for the period from 2003–2020 using Panel Autoregressive Distributed Lag models …

In many countries population ageing will increase the share of retirees in the coming years.
Energy poverty is a particular problem for older people (due to fixed and often relatively low …

Energy poverty (EPOV) is considered to have a significant impact on health and has become
an essential issue on the policy agenda in most countries, especially those with rapid aging …

Energy poverty (EP) is becoming an increasingly important problem in the urban contexts of
southern Europe. In Barcelona, EP indicators are higher than those of the European Union …

The consequences of climate change are becoming increasingly evident and highlight the
important interdependence between the well-being of people and ecosystems. Although …

Energy poverty is a growing global challenge with significant adverse effects on well-being
and health. However, its social impacts on vulnerable population in deprived communities …