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 …

Buildings consume energy for different purposes. One core function is to provide healthy
and comfortable living conditions for the humans that inhabit these buildings. The …

Energy poverty represents a considerable challenge that is difficult to quantify, monitor, and
effectively address through policy measures. Efforts to tackle this problem have proven …

With the recovery of the world economy following the easing of restrictions designed to
contain COVID-19, energy demand has surged, even as natural gas stocks have run …

The literature on energy citizenship highlights that for citizens to be protagonists of the
energy transition meaningfully, they should partake through not only their energy investment …

Many newly built, energy-efficient terraced houses are characterised by high indoor air
temperatures and thermal comfort issues, because these state-of-the-art houses were …

The study ascertained the differentiated energy poverty of female-headed households
based on their race/ethnicity in South Africa. The study made use of the 2016 General …

Cold homes are associated with a range of serious health conditions as well as excess
winter mortality. Despite a comparatively mild climate cold homes are a significant problem …

Global COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated household energy poverty in many countries.
During the latter half of 2021, as the situation gradually improved, a new threat emerged in …

Energy poverty is a new growing dimension of inequality in both developed and develo**
economies. Here, we develop an empirical model to examine the linkage between fuel …