A global perspective on domestic energy deprivation: Overcoming the energy poverty-fuel poverty binary
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...Energy poverty occurs when a household experiences inadequate levels of essential energy services in the home, such as heating, cooling, lighting and use of appliances.(1) There is a broad consensus that energy poverty in Europe is predicated upon high energy prices, low household incomes, inefficient buildings and appliances,(2,3) and specific household energy needs and practices,(4) perhaps relating to chronic illness(5) or family characteristics....
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...Nevertheless, the suggestion that energy consumers throughout the world require service standards that would allow them to have ‘effective opportunities to undertake the actions and activities that they want to engage in, and be whom they want to be’ [131] provides a starting point for moving beyond some of the conceptual quandaries at the access–affordability nexus, as described above....
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...While studies of consumption and sustainability have often explored how particular patterns of energy use are normalized via social practices and everyday routines [130,131], there has been little work on the levels of domestic energy services that households require for the full participation in society within different geographical and cultural settings....
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...Addressing the technological and economic aspects of energy poverty is otherwise a key component of the wider relationship between energy and development [6], in terms of both governance aspects and everyday life [5,7,8]....
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