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Poverty or fuel poverty?
Energiaklub has been working on the phenomenon of fuel poverty since 2009. The present document summarises the result of our previous research as well as introduces our most recent insights and calculations.
Poverty or Fuel Poverty?
Energiaklub has been working on the phenomenon of fuel poverty since 2009. The present document summarises the result of our previous research as well as introduces our most recent insights and calculations.
Poverty or fuel poverty? - Defining fuel poverty in Europe and Hungary
In the recent years fuel poverty has often been mentioned as a significant threat that has to be reduced as fast and effective as it is possible. It is part of govermental communication and appears in professional analysis and - mostly in the winter - in the media as well. However, is less...
Greening the Economy in Germany and Hungary
EU Member States are facing the most severe financial and economic crisis in recent decades. With soaring energy prices, an often outdated energy infrastructure and ever increasing global greenhouse gas emission, Europe faces other significant problems. These challenges are intertwined in many ways.
MORE EFFICIENT HOMES – MACRO ECONOMIC IMPACTS
Energiaklub has decided to fill an important gap and carry out the research necessary to confirm the much anticipated positive impacts of a massive energy efficiency program and the vital measures which support it. To this end Energiaklub’s Climate Policy Institute and our partners have...
ENERGY AND INFORMATION
Energy has always been a sensitive area in relation to access to data of public interest. This is the area where business interests clash the most frequently with the public’s constitutional interest. The data requests of the Energiaklub Climate Policy Institute and Applied Communications...
Energy and publicity (conference, 17 November 2011.)
What can we know of energy issues? How and where is information on energy accessible? Which details concern the public and which are suppressed? What is published and how by the press? How is information leaked? How was the Fukushima accident presented by the Hungarian media?
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E-mail: energiaklub@energiaklub.hu
