Energy poverty is a far-reaching concept that intrinsically bridges numerous fields of study,
ranging from engineering to anthropology and medical science to social psychology. The …

Throughout the last decade, the goal of acknowledging and alleviating energy poverty has
made its way to the core of energy policies across the world, including the high‐standing …

Cañada Real is a 15-km informal settlement located in Madrid, Spain. With over 8000
inhabitants most dwellers live below the poverty line in informal, low-quality housing. Due to …

This exploratory research examines how 20 Ombudspersons in Europe frame their
understanding of energy poverty and energy justice, and explores the potential link between …

Recent energy justice studies have explicitly introduced different normative frameworks.
However, an elaboration of how these newly introduced normative frameworks relate to …

In Canada, depending on the indicator, between 6% and 19% of households are facing
energy poverty, ie they are struggling to meet their energy needs. Some peripheral regions …

It is widely recognised that energy poverty can have serious and detrimental impacts upon
multiple aspects of people's well-being and life quality. This paper seeks to provide a multi …

Dramatic increases in global energy prices in 2022 have sharpened focus on the suffering
experienced by people living in energy poverty–a situation where they are unable to afford …

This study addresses methodical and empirical dimensions of energy poverty based on the
case study of the Masovian Voivodeship (also referred to as Mazovia) of Poland, focusing on …

Hard-to-reach energy users–those who are difficult to reach, underserved, or hard to engage
or motivate–are a vital concern for just energy transitions. Previous studies in the Global …