Rethink fuel poverty as a complex problem

Keith J. Baker (), Ronald Mould and Scott Restrick
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Keith J. Baker: School of Engineering and the Built Environment, Glasgow Caledonian University
Ronald Mould: Renfrewshire Council
Scott Restrick: Energy Action Scotland

Nature Energy, 2018, vol. 3, issue 8, 610-612

Abstract: Fuel poverty is a highly-complex social problem that is currently defined in technical and economic terms that prioritize energy performance measures as solutions. Yet considering the wider societal aspects of the condition demonstrates how adopting dynamic risk-based metrics can drive tailored and holistic folk-first outcomes.

Date: 2018
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