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 developing countries, and that of fuel poverty (FP), commonly …

This review investigates the state of the art in metrics used in energy (or fuel) and transport
poverty with a view to assessing how these overlapping concepts may be unified in their …

Energy poverty, defined as the inability to fulfil adequate levels of domestic energy services,
has been analysed in Japan previously. However, neither policy agendas nor official …

In southern European countries, despite having mild winters, many people live in cold and
energy-inefficient properties and struggle to meet their energy needs for comfort and …

Energy poverty has been studied through different indices over time, focusing largely,
among others, on the high energy cost of households. This paper sheds light on a rather …

Both developed and developing countries face energy poverty issues today. The growing
interest over the last few years at the scientific level demonstrates the importance of the …

Energy retrofitting and renovations are an inseparable part of decarbonisation strategies in
the building sector. These measures are often tied up with several social factors that can …

Social costs derived by fuel poverty are often not considered in policy decision making,
leading to the exclusion of vulnerable groups from subsidy and further degradation of old …

With the economic growth of recent centuries, energy has become a structural good of prime
necessity (Sovacool, 2011)[1]. The prevailing productive and economic model has made …