Research and analysis

Tackling fuel poverty, reducing carbon emissions and keeping household bills down: tensions and synergies

Research report on tackling fuel poverty, reducing carbon emissions and keeping household bills down.

From:
Committee on Fuel Poverty
Published
19 June 2018

Documents

Tackling fuel poverty, reducing carbon emissions and keeping household bills down: tensions and synergies - executive summary

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Tackling fuel poverty, reducing carbon emissions and keeping household bills down: tensions and synergies - final report

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CFP response to the report

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Details

The research on policy tensions and synergies was carried out on behalf of the Committee on Fuel Poverty (CFP) by the Centre for Sustainable Energy (CSE).

The CSE was commissioned to conduct this study to better understand:

  • the synergies, tensions and trade-offs which exist in how household energy policies and programmes in England contribute to (or, potentially undermine) objectives to tackle fuel poverty, reduce carbon emissions and keep household energy bills affordable
  • whether there are policy changes which can increase synergies and reduce tensions and thereby optimise the outcome across the 3 objectives
  • high level principles which capture the nature of such ‘optimisation’ and which could be applied to future policy design

The documents include:

  • an executive summary
  • the full report
  • the CFP response to the report

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Published 19 June 2018

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