The heterogeneity in energy consumption between households has long been neglected,
leading to the low effectiveness of one-size-fits-all demand-side policies. Here, we …

Electricity as an energy carrier par excellence has a vital role in economic development.
However, even with the transformation of power systems that follows technological …

The design of “fairness” and “justice” climate policies for controlling indirect household
carbon emissions (IHCEs) requires joint efforts from the demand side and supply side. On …

Considering that the forms of representation and consequences of energy poverty differ with
national conditions, this study first defined energy poverty in China based on theory and the …

Household energy consumption modeling often focusses on fuel and technology, without
taking into account the purposes of using energy. In this study, we examine factors …

Electricity demand for room air conditioners (ACs) has been growing significantly in China in
response to rapid economic development and mounting impacts of climate change. In this …

The continuously accelerating global energy demand leads to increased public concern
about climate change. The international community expects China, the world's largest …

This study examines the effect of behavioural aspects, dwelling characteristics, and socio-
economic drivers, particularly cooling appliance usage patterns, on perceived thermal …

The demand for energy and the resulting greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in China have
grown rapidly since 2000, with a surging trend in the coming decades (Carraro & Massetti …

Abstract The Government of Indonesia has introduced electric stove as an alternative to LPG
stove to promote cleaner cooking fuels and support the country's energy transition. This …