Energy poverty can be seen as situation in which a household lacks a socially and
materially necessitated level of energy services in the home. In the context of the European …

Energy poverty can be understood as the inability of a household to secure a socially and
materially necessitated level of energy services in the home. While the condition is …

Energy poverty (EP) is a growing problem in the European Union (EU) that affects the
population's health. EP is structurally determined by broader political and socio-economic …

Energy Poverty in all climates and economies is recognised as problematic, whether related
to insufficient warmth or inadequate cooling, making its definition and the identification of …

A dramatic change of ownership, regulation, and organisation of essential public services,
such as electricity, gas, and telecommunications, has taken place in Europe in less than 20 …

This paper studies the impact of corporate ownership on residential net-of-tax electricity
prices, when the ownership effect is separated from the liberalisation effect and from other …

This paper provides a pan-EU mapping of energy affordability using energy expenditure
shares. Large variations in energy expenditure shares are identified, with the shares being …

This paper analyzes the effectiveness of the electricity social rate, the Bono Social de
Electricidad, introduced in 2009 in Spain's electricity market. It is a policy aimed at …

Post-Socialist Urban Infrastructures critically elaborates on often forgotten, but some of the
most essential, aspects of contemporary urban life, namely infrastructures, and links them to …

In recent decades, we have witnessed a massive restructuring of public service delivery
mechanisms, including service liberalization reforms, the pursuit of the choice agenda, and …