The concept of 'double energy vulnerability'describes a circumstance whereby people are at
heightened risk of energy poverty and transport poverty simultaneously–a particularly …

The term energy poverty (EP), mostly used to capture problems related to an inadequate
access to energy suppliers in develo** countries, and that of fuel poverty (FP), commonly …

This paper introduces the concept of spatial justice and inequality to understandings of
energy poverty and vulnerability. By applying an explicitly spatial lens to conceptualize …

Experiences of poverty can manifest in multiple aspects of everyday life, often in interlinking
ways. One example is 'double energy vulnerability', where a household faces both energy …

The literature on housing affordability has grown rapidly since Hulchanski [1995, p. 489. The
concept of housing affordability: six contemporary uses of the housing expenditure-to …

Climate change mitigation measures linked to households' energy consumption have huge
greenhouse gases (GHG) emission reduction potential and positive impact on energy …

This paper makes the case that a lack of political and institutional recognition underpins the
(re) production of domestic energy poverty. Previous research into the drivers of energy …

Energy and mobility poverty limits people's choices and opportunities and negatively
im**es upon structural economic and social welfare patterns. It also hampers the ability of …

This paper examines the relationships between ethnicity and end-use energy injustices in
the United Kingdom, focusing on the drivers and experiences of fuel poverty and energy …

This paper develops the notion of “energy precarity” in order to uncover the governance
practices and material conditions that drive and reproduce the inability of households to …