Direct residential CO 2 emissions (DRCEs) have grown rapidly in rural China over the last
decade. To explore the relationship between the surge in per capita rural DRCEs and the …

There is a dichotomy in the understanding of energy poverty between Asia and the rest of
the world, especially in the Global North. While there has been considerable discourse …

This study empirically investigates the impact of energy inequality on household carbon
dioxide (CO 2) emissions in China by employing a balanced panel dataset for China's 30 …

For a developing country with a large rural population, to understand the rural households'
energy consumption characteristic and energy consumption determinants for further public …

This paper explores the crucial factors driving the changes in household energy
consumption (HEC) in China during 2005–2017. We propose a decomposition framework …

How to achieve no poverty and reduce inequalities are among the core mission of the
United Nations sustainable development goals. These goals also play an important role in …

Identifying the policy effect of government subsidies on families is beneficial to alleviate
household energy poverty. This study first builds a Propensity Score Matching–Difference-in …

China's targeted poverty alleviation (TPA) policy is a revolutionary approach to poverty
governance with profound implications for eliminating poverty in rural areas. However …

Measuring household energy inequality is important to ensure an equitable energy
consumption environment. We apply a multiregional input-output approach to estimate the …

Rural energy is related to the domestic energy supply, consumption, and improvement of
living standards of more than one-third of the population in China. In the “14th Five-Year …