Energy poverty in Canada: Prevalence, social and spatial distribution, and implications for research and policy

Overview of attention for article published in Energy Research & Social Science, November 2021

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Cited by Pembina Institute on 29 May 2025

The Pembina Institute is a Canadian non-profit think tank that provides research, analysis, and recommendations to inform policies and practices related to energy.

Affordable Home Energy for All

Cited by Pembina Institute on 17 Jan 2025

The Pembina Institute is a Canadian non-profit think tank that provides research, analysis, and recommendations to inform policies and practices related to energy.

Affordable Home Energy for All

Cited by Pembina Institute on 17 Jan 2025

The Pembina Institute is a Canadian non-profit think tank that provides research, analysis, and recommendations to inform policies and practices related to energy.

Relieving energy poverty through deep retrofits

Cited by Pembina Institute on 08 Apr 2024

The Pembina Institute is a Canadian non-profit think tank that provides research, analysis, and recommendations to inform policies and practices related to energy.

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