By expanding the definition of energy poverty to include these social factors, we can understand and deal with the problem more effectively. [...] What is energy poverty? Energy poverty in Canada is commonly defined as households that spend about six per cent or more of their after-tax income on home energy services. [...] 2 “A just transition is highly risky for households facing energy poverty who enter into the energy transition at a disadvantage” - Middlemiss, 2022 The Social Aspects of Energy Poverty The age and condition of the house play a role in energy. [...] Energy-saving technologies and appliances can lower energy usage, and it is important to make these solutions widely available to help reduce energy poverty. [...] By switching to a more efficient heating option, households can reduce their energy expenses and mitigate the risk of energy poverty, ultimately improving their financial stability and well-being.
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