This study uncovers a fresh global evidence of energy poverty and its convergence in 146
countries over the period 2002–2018. We measure a multidimensional energy poverty index …

Amidst the global energy crisis, governments are pursuing transitions towards low-carbon
energy systems. In addition to physical infrastructure, political and regulatory enablers, and …

Fuelwood has been overlooked by European energy transition policies, despite its
importance as a domestic energy source for many European households. We study …

The reduction of energy poverty plays an important role in achieving three of the United
Nations' Sustainable Development Goals: affordable and clean energy, sustainable cities …

The recent polycrises of COVID-19, economic recession, and energy price increases have
reinforced the critical importance of energy services–such as heating, information and …

The exploitation of limited energy resources can generate socio-economic inequalities
calling for a combination of justice with the socio-technical study of modern energy systems …

Energy literacy scholarship has taken on the notable challenge of understanding and
influencing the way people think about and consume energy to develop more sustainable …

The inaccessibility to clean and affordable energy, as well as large gender inequalities are
two of the greatest challenges faced by rural areas of the Global South. However, the gender …

Energy poverty is a multidimensional and complex phenomenon, and several indicators
have been developed to evaluate and quantify it. However, often greater complexity does …

As a result of the ongoing war in Syria, most of the infrastructure for the generation,
transmission and distribution of energy has been destroyed. At the same time, energy …