Study Identifies Barriers to Inclusive Energy Communities in Norway and Denmark
A qualitative study in Norway and Denmark identifies key barriers and drivers affecting vulnerable groups' participation in local energy communities, ...
Tag: energy poverty
Grid access cuts solar adoption odds in Cameroon, study finds
A new analysis of 2024 survey data from 1,192 Cameroonian households finds that grid access lowers the probability of residential ...
Most Ethiopian household biogas plants are failing, field study finds
A field study of 243 Ethiopian household biogas plants found 53.1% were not operational, with only 27.1% fully functional.
Climate finance helps or hurts African development depending on governance quality
A new panel study of 37 Sub-Saharan African countries finds that mitigation-related climate finance improves sustainable development while broader climate-related ...
Insulated Cooking Bag Cuts Firewood Use by 46 Percent in Rural Ghana
A field study in northern Ghana found that a locally produced insulated Cooking Bag reduced firewood consumption by 46 percent ...
Nighttime CO₂ Builds Up in Vulnerable Older-Adult Homes—and Satisfaction Misses It
A summer monitoring study of 109 energy-vulnerable older-adult households in Daejeon, Korea, found recurrent nighttime COâ‚‚ accumulation concentrated in a ...
Türkiye’s building energy rule linked to lower household energy poverty
A quasi-experimental study links Türkiye's 2011 building energy performance regulation to significant post-policy reductions in household energy poverty measures.
Structural improvements to address energy poverty had most substantial thermal comfort and health effects
A six-city European study found structural interventions for energy poverty produced the clearest gains in thermal comfort and health, while ...
How the Ukraine War Reshaped Food Markets, Energy Transition, and Energy Poverty
A systematic review of 68 studies reveals how the Russia–Ukraine war simultaneously disrupted global food markets, accelerated the renewable energy ...
South Africa’s Just Energy Transition Delivers Jobs, but Poverty Gains Remain Elusive
South Africa's celebrated shift away from coal, backed by billions of dollars in international climate finance, has generated real employment ...
Why fairness, not just technology, decides whether decarbonization succeeds
Nine studies show that decarbonization succeeds or fails on distribution, participation, recognition and legitimacy as much as on technology.
A Guyanese Village Shows How 24/7 Power Could Lift Communities From Energy Poverty
A new survey of the indigenous community of Wakapoa, Guyana, finds that reliable round-the-clock electricity could unlock millions of dollars ...
Fractional AI Maps Morocco’s Household Energy Divide for a Fairer Transition
Moroccan researchers have developed a memory-enhanced fractional self-organizing map that clusters household energy consumption from survey data, revealing stark links ...
New Map Shows Where Small Wind Turbines Could Ease America’s Energy Burden
A new county-level analysis identifies where distributed wind turbines could most effectively relieve household energy burdens across the United States.
Electricity Gaps Persist in NYC’s Redlined Areas
In the heart of one of the world’s most electrified and technologically advanced cities lies a hidden crisis that challenges ...
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