Assessment of EU regions with higher vulnerability to severe energy poverty | Energy Poverty Advisory Hub

This EPAH report presents the results of a Europe wide assessment identifying regions with high vulnerability to severe energy poverty. Building on a combined approach using data analysis and expert insight, it highlights where support is most urgently needed across countries, regions, and communities. The findings draw on key social and energy indicators, climate data, and national expertise to validate and refine the results.

Stay protected from energy disconnections

Energy is an essential resource needed for most things we do in our daily lives. EU citizens have the right to be protected from energy disconnections which can have adverse impacts on their health and well-being, and create long-term social or financial difficulties.

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Methodology for the identification of EU regions with higher vulnerability to severe energy poverty | Energy Poverty Advisory Hub

This EPAH report presents a methodology to identify regions most vulnerable to energy poverty across Europe. It combines a top down analysis of regional data from Eurostat with a bottom up validation from national and local experts. This approach helps confirm high risk regions while also identifying additional areas and specific communities such as cities, municipalities, and neighbourhoods.

#23 Lunch Talk: Interlocking Vulnerabilities in Energy Poverty: Reflections from Practice and Inclusive Community Perspectives | Energy Poverty Advisory Hub

Join us for our upcoming EPAH lunch talk where two speakers will explore how intersectional approaches can contribute to a more nuanced understanding of energy poverty, and how inclusive community engagement can help bring greater visibility to diverse and less represented experiences of vulnerability. Speakers: Lidija Živčič, PhD, Senior Expert, Focus Association for Sustainable Development

Welcoming expressions of interest until 26 April for this postdoctoral position at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. This is an excellent opportunity to play a central role in the PRECAR-EU project on… | Sergio Tirado-Herrero

Welcoming expressions of interest until 26 April for this postdoctoral position at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. This is an excellent opportunity to play a central role in the PRECAR-EU project on precarious access to domestic energy in the EU, with scope for fieldwork, high-quality publications, and broader academic career development. Full details here: https://lnkd.in/eAy-FCtJ

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