Energy poverty, as the main key indicators of social change, is mostly used to capture the
issues apropos energy accessibility and energy affordability for basic household needs. The …

This article presents a systematic literature review focused on the use of Qualitative
Research Methods to study and characterise energy poverty. Qualitative Research Methods …

The current energy transition focuses on decarbonisation through the use of renewable
energy sources, coupled with improvements in efficiency by means of technological …

Attitudes towards renewable technologies and knowledge about energy consumption
influences the adoption of sustainable energy systems across power, heat and transport …

The feminisation of energy poverty in the city of Madrid is currently impossible to measure
through statistics for those women who are not the main breadwinners. However, a crescent …

With the public deeply embedded at the heart of the energy system, it is essential that any
transition is shaped by what is socially acceptable/desirable at local levels, taking account of …

Energy poverty is nowadays one of the biggest challenges to be tackled in the European
Union, so identifying the number of households in a situation of energy vulnerability and …

Energy poverty represents a substantial burden on development strategies for the
developed and developing world alike, reducing the wellbeing of several million people and …

Creation of sustainable society and transition to low-carbon energy system are the main
priorities of the EU policy. Energy poverty (EP) is one of the most important social problems …

Energy poverty is an endemic phenomenon affecting millions of households around the
world. An abundant literature, employing various single or combined methods, is dedicated …