Housing is a major pathway through which health disparities emerge and are sustained over
time. However, no existing unified conceptual model has comprehensively elucidated the …

Household energy is increasingly vital for maintaining good health. Unaffordable and
inadequate household energy presents adverse consequences that are amplified by poverty …

Energy insecurity is a multi-dimensional construct that describes the interplay between
physical conditions of housing, household energy expenditures and energy-related coping …

Fuel poverty, the inability of households to afford adequate energy services, such as
heating, is a major energy justice concern. Increasing residential energy efficiency is a …

The rapid growth of distributed solar adoption in California provides an opportunity to lower
electricity bills for the adopters and realize additional community benefits, including grid …

Abstract The growth of Decentralized Energy Systems (DES) signals a new frontier in urban
energy planning and design of local energy systems. As affordability of renewable energy …

The COVID-19 pandemic and associated changes in social and economic conditions may
affect the prevalence of energy insecurity. Essential relief must be provided to the growing …

Structural racism in the form of racial residential segregation and the series of laws, policies,
and practices that continue to reinforce it have robbed generations of African Americans of …

Transitioning to an equitable electricity sector requires a deep understanding of a warming
climate's impacts on vulnerable populations. A vital climate adaptation measure is deploying …

Residential energy conservation and efficiency programs are strategic interventions to
reduce consumption and increase affordability. However, the inability to identify and …