Improvements in energy efficiency make energy services cheaper, and therefore encourage
increased consumption of those services. This so-called direct rebound effect offsets the …

The health impacts of tackling fuel poverty are reviewed, drawing primarily on large-scale
studies completed in the last 10 years. Although physical health effects on adults appear to …

The literature and policy base for fuel poverty in the UK and Ireland is well established, and
there is a growing body of single country studies beyond these two EU member states (for …

Since its publication in the early 90s, Brenda Boardman's Fuel Poverty has been the
reference text for those wishing to learn about this complex subject. In this, its successor, she …

Decarbonisation and innovation will change the affordability of different domestic energy
services. This has the potential to alleviate vulnerability to fuel poverty, but it could create …

The TPA was set up to address key controversies in the energy field through comprehensive
assessments of the current state of knowledge. It aims to provide authoritative reports that …

This study estimates the combined direct and indirect rebound effects from various types of
energy efficiency improvement and behavioural change by UK households and explores …

The building sector in the European Union constitutes one of the largest energy consumers.
The majority of the current building stock is more than 30 years old with insufficient thermal …

Does technological innovation to improve the efficiency of energy-using products and
systems lead to lower energy consumption and hence reduced environmental impacts? The …

This paper reviews the thermal performance of the existing UK housing stock, the main
fabric efficiency incentive schemes and the barriers to obtaining deep energy and CO2 …