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Energy poverty on the EU agenda (again)

In this article, Harriet Thomson presents a discussion of the European Parliament’s most recent announcement on energy poverty and what it means in practical terms.

Energy poverty, EU, governance

Two new EVALUATE working papers published

The last week has seen the publication of two working papers containing some of the latest results of research undertaken … More

energy divide, Energy poverty, energy vulnerability, EU, fuel poverty, Hungary

EVALUATE project presented at the 2014 Fuel Poverty Research Symposium 

EVALUATE/CURE research associate Sergio Tirado Herrero recently participated in an international symposium in Belfast, with a video introducing the aim and context of some of our recent work, as well as key results and emerging ideas on the spatially-contingent and multi-scalar nature of domestic energy deprivation in Europe.

Energy, EU, Poverty, Vulnerability

Energy poverty in Spain: the politicisation of energy vulnerability at an early stage

By Sergio Tirado Herrero Research on energy poverty in the EU (Healy, 2004) found out substantially high percentages of population … More

electricity, Energy poverty, EU, fuel poverty, indicators, politicisation, Spain

Fighting fuel poverty in Europe through common action

By Stefan Bouzarovski I recently gave a plenary talk on ‘Energy poverty in Eastern and Central Europe’ at the ‘Energy … More

Energy poverty, EU, fuel poverty, Ireland, Vulnerability
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