The rapid growth of distributed renewable energy sources has increased concerns about the
fairness of electricity pricing, particularly in the residential sector. Hence, many recent …

Electricity tariffs typically charge residential users a volumetric rate that covers the bulk of
energy, transmission, and distribution costs. The resulting prices, charged per unit of …

The inequality in electricity consumption (EC) in Colombia is assessed based on the per
capita electricity consumption (ECpc) and the Gini coefficient. The ECpc was defined with …

As the need for drastic reductions in global greenhouse gas emissions becomes
increasingly urgent, governments and policymakers are developing proposals for climate …

This paper aims to explore the underlying motivations that drive regulatory measures to
address surging electricity prices. We discuss this question with a systematic review of the …

Energy justice, at the intersection of energy and societal ethics, studies the origins,
quantification, and resolution of persistent and potential inequities within the energy sector …

Despite its importance for policy purposes, evidence about the price elasticity of natural gas
demand in the residential sector is very limited and based on inference from situations with …

This paper analyzes the effectiveness of the electricity social rate, the Bono Social de
Electricidad, introduced in 2009 in Spain's electricity market. It is a policy aimed at …

Urban water management is increasingly challenged by the need to balance cost-
effectiveness with equity considerations. This study presents a multi-objective approach to …

Water pricing policies seek to balance cost recovery, conservation, equity, and affordability.
Two-part tariffs are commonly deployed with the volumetric portion often using increasing …