EAPN presents its analysis on energy poverty in the context of the green transition and the cost-of-living. What’s the impact of EU green transition activities for those experiencing or at risk of energy poverty?
Before the end of 2021, 1 in 4 European households had to choose between heating their homes or having food on the table. Over 50 million people across Europe could not sufficiently light, heat or cool their homes.
Access to clean and affordable energy is a fundamental right. Energy poverty cannot be reduced without social justice in the green transition and the European Green Deal.
Read our review of the energy poverty situation last year (first edition, Jan.-June 2022); a concise and thorough overview of all the EU green transition activities. It highlights EAPN’s input and reactions in view of the impact for those experiencing or at risk of energy poverty.
