Energy poverty recommendations
Moving beyond the triad of “low income – poor energy efficiency – high expenditure”, EmpowerMed partners propose policy recommendations highlighting other sides of energy poverty and how to tackle them: summertime energy poverty, gender issues and energy poverty and health nexus.
Here are some of the recommendations issued from the grassroot pilot projects:
- – Tackling energy poverty through integrated policies
- – Engendering energy poverty indicators
- – Designing climate adaptation plans to embrace summer energy poverty
- – Employing accessible low-tech solutions and passive cooling
- – Recognising and acting on the mental health dimensions of energy poverty
Discover in the attached document, the 26 recommendations of EmpowerMed consortium:
EmpowerMed final policy recommendations (En)