The transition to a low‐carbon economy will entail a large‐scale structural change. Some
industries will have to expand their relative economic weight, while other industries …

While the terms “energy poverty” and “fuel poverty” are developing rapidly, their relationship,
evolution and trends remain unclear. Efforts to apply the concepts are constrained by the …

Energy poverty–which has also been recognised via terms such as 'fuel poverty'and 'energy
vulnerability'–occurs when a household experiences inadequate levels of energy services in …

Despite growing pan-European interest in and awareness of the wide-ranging health and
well-being impacts of energy poverty—which is characterised by an inability to secure …

This study empirically investigates the impact of energy inequality on household carbon
dioxide (CO 2) emissions in China by employing a balanced panel dataset for China's 30 …

Energy poverty is believed to have crucial socio-economic impacts on people's lives, making
it a major concern for the policy agenda in many countries, especially in the Global South …

Energy poverty is a major societal issue with both economic impacts and solidarity
implications. Although its main drivers (eg insufficient income, bad quality housing, high …

In recent years, awareness of energy poverty has gained increasing attention in European
countries. Comparative country studies can enhance our understanding of the causes and …

The paper presents a comprehensive approach to capturing the scale of exposure to hidden
energy poverty at a household level in 11 Central and Eastern European countries. Despite …

The impact of housing hazards on health outcomes is becoming a major issue especially
given the recent and on-going reviews of energy legislation in many European countries. A …