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Measuring energy poverty: uncovering the multiple dimensions of energy poverty
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Prevalence of energy poverty in Japan: A comprehensive analysis of energy poverty vulnerabilities
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, 2022 Energy poverty is a new and increasingly frequently used term that denotes an individual status in which bills for energy consumption represent an extremely high share of total household expenses. This situation forces individuals/families to consume less energy in their households (saves on lighting, heating and cooling rooms, and maintaining basic ...
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Politica economica, 2014 Despite the existence of two targeted national programmes (ï¿1⁄2Bonus gasï¿1⁄2 and ï¿1⁄2Bonus energiaï¿1⁄2) in Italy there is no official definition of energy poverty (EP). The purpose of this study is to provide the reader with a set of indicators to fill this gap.
Ivan Faiella, Luciano Lavecchia
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Energy poverty in rural Bangladesh
Energy Policy, 2011Energy poverty is a well-established concept among energy and development specialists. International development organizations frequently cite energy-poverty alleviation as a necessary condition to reduce income poverty. Several approaches used to measure energy poverty over the past 20 years have defined the energy poverty line as the minimum quantity
Barnes, Douglas F. +2 more
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Energy Economics, 2021
Abstract Obesity is a major health concern in both developed and developing nations. Yet, evidence on the determinants of obesity is relatively limited. We contribute to the literature on the determinants of obesity by empirically examining the effects of energy poverty on obesity.
Kushneel Prakash +1 more
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Abstract Obesity is a major health concern in both developed and developing nations. Yet, evidence on the determinants of obesity is relatively limited. We contribute to the literature on the determinants of obesity by empirically examining the effects of energy poverty on obesity.
Kushneel Prakash +1 more
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Energy poverty: A special focus on energy poverty in India and renewable energy technologies
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2011Abstract As a large percentage of the world's poor come from India, development in India is a key issue. After the establishment of how access to energy enhances development and the achievement of the millennium development goals, energy poverty has become a major issue.
Anjali Bhide, Carlos Rodríguez Monroy
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Energy poverty in Europe: Challenges for energy efficiency
IISA 2014, The 5th International Conference on Information, Intelligence, Systems and Applications, 2014Energy and fuel poverty is an increasing problem in the European Union. Although the specific conditions vary from country to country the drivers defining fuel and energy poverty are similar in all Europe. This paper aims to present the characteristics of the low income housing including details on the thermal and environmental quality of houses and ...
Denia Kolokotsa, Mattheos Santamouris
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