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Energy vulnerability around the world: The global energy vulnerability index (GEVI) [PDF]

Journal of Cleaner Production, 2020
Vulnerability has garnered an increasing attention from academia, international community and industry. Nonetheless, formal definition, mainstreaming, and measurement of vulnerability are still flawed in the economic literature. Energy vulnerability, intended as the exposure of an energy system to adverse events and change, often overlaps with other ...
Francesco Busato, Andrea Gatto
exaly   +3 more sources

Time‐Quantile and Frequency Response of Green Growth to Energy Vulnerability, Energy Uncertainty, and Geopolitical Risks [PDF]

Global Challenges
The study explains the time‐quantile‐frequency adjustments of green growth to energy vulnerability, energy uncertainties, and geopolitical risks (GPR) in the United States (US).
Emmanuel Uche
doaj   +2 more sources

Energy sustainability, vulnerability and resilience

Discover Sustainability
In an era marked by growing ecological challenges, geopolitical tensions, and widening socioeconomic inequalities, the quest for sustainable energy solutions emerges as a pivotal imperative for building resilience and promoting a fair and equitable future.
Demetrio Panarello, Andrea Gatto, Elkhan Richard Sadik-Zada, Luigi Aldieri   +3 more
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Measuring energy poverty and energy vulnerability

Sustainable Cities and Society, 2023
Carlo Drago, Andrea Gatto
exaly   +2 more sources

Vulnerability of Energy Consumers - National Security Issue [PDF]

Problems of the Regional Energetics, 2016
Energy providing is a complex problem, which includes both common features for all categories of consumers and particularities, which emerge from the declaration on human rights. As an index of the level of heat using the concept of 'energy poverty'.
Musatescu Virgil
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Energy spending and vulnerable households [PDF]

Veille énergie climat, 2011
A sustainable energy policy needs to balance between the reduction of carbon emissions and protection of vulnerable households and avoid a widening of the existing "energy gap" among the consumers. This studyinvestigates energy spending for different consumer groups, in particular focussing on vulnerable households.
Jamasb, T., Meier, H.
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REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA: ASSESSMENT OF ENERGY POVERTY

Journal of Engineering Science (Chişinău), 2023
Energy poverty is a topic addressed every time when it comes to supplying residential customers with energy - either from traditional or from renewable sources.
ARION, Valentin, LEU, Vasile, HLUSOV, Viorica   +2 more
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To what extent can community energy mitigate energy poverty in Germany?

Frontiers in Sustainable Cities, 2022
The reduction of energy poverty and the expansion of citizen-led community energy projects are two important issues for a just energy transition in the European Union.
Annika Bode
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Energy Justice in Apartment Buildings and the Spatial Scale of Energy Sustainable Design Regulations in Australia and the UK

Frontiers in Sustainable Cities, 2021
Energy vulnerability is a growing concern in many OECD countries post-millennium. An increasing number of residents go without heating or cooling necessities to manage the financial strains of increasing energy costs, low wage growth, and rising housing ...
Alexa Gower
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Vulnerable Households in the Energy Transition

, 2023
AbstractEnergy transitions are multi-dimensional and multi-actor processes involving technical systems, social networks and societal institutions and regimes (Sovacool and Geels, Energy Research & Social Science 22:232–237, 2016). Interactions between firms, households, policymakers and social bodies are at the core of the shift from one energy ...
Bardazzi, Rossella, Pazienza, Maria Grazia   +1 more
openaire   +4 more sources