Energy Poverty: Practical and Structural Solutions for South-East Europe
Lidija Živčič, Tomislav Tkalec, Slavica Robić
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Lidija Živčič, Tomislav Tkalec, Slavica Robić
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Energy poverty poses serious issue in the South- East Europe (SEE). It is estimated that about 30% of households in SEE are struggling with adverse effects of energy poverty. This article presents findings of a research undertaken in four SEE countries, namely Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia and Slovenia, where the project
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Energy poverty poses serious issue in the South- East Europe (SEE). It is estimated that about 30% of households in SEE are struggling with adverse effects of energy poverty. This article presents findings of a research undertaken in four SEE countries, namely Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia and Slovenia, where the project
Key concepts: Energy poverty, Poverty, Energy (signal processing), Development economics, Economics, Political science, Political economy, Economic system