In: Routledge Explorations in Energy Studies
Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Figures and Tables -- Preface -- Foreword -- List of Contributors -- INTRODUCTION -- 1. The Global Face of Energy Poverty -- PART I: Methodological Approaches -- 2. Identifying Energy-Poor Households, Experiences from the Global North -- 3. How Do We Measure Energy Poverty? The Limitations of Energy Expenditure as an Indicator -- 4. Unveiling Hidden Energy Poverty in a Time of Crisis: A Methodological Approach for National Statistics -- 5. Reflections from Quantitative Characterisations of Energy Poverty in Mexico: Methods, Energy Justice, and Geographic Differences -- 6. Understanding the Lived Experience of Summer Energy Poverty through Participatory Action Research -- 7. What Energy Poverty Looks Like: Methodological Insights from a Study in the Republic of Georgia -- PART II: Lived Experiences -- 8. Not Equal Before the Energy System: Can Energy Justice Principles Lift Women in Rural West Africa Out of Energy Poverty? -- 9. Connected Yet Suffering: The Lived Experiences of Czech Households through Energy Service Provider Bankruptcies -- 10. Insights on Energy Poverty from Street Vendors in Indonesia -- 11. Understanding Energy Poverty in South Africa -- 12. Resources and Skills of Low-Income Households to Tackle Energy Poverty in France -- 13. Too Cool or Too Hot: Thermal Comfort in Low-Income Homes and Lived Experiences of Energy Poverty in India and Austria -- 14. Heating Deprivation in the Southern Cone: Sensitivities and Resilience Shaping the Vulnerability Experience -- 15. Female Voices of Energy Deprivation: The Lived Experience of Energy Vulnerable Women in North Macedonia and Austria -- PART III: Practices, Policies, and Sustainability -- 16. Transitioning Out of Vulnerability Using the Neighborhood Energy Center Model.
In: Routledge explorations in energy studies
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