When homeowners lose momentum after an energy audit: barriers to completing weatherization in the United States Midwest [0.03%]
美国中西部地区房屋所有者在能效审计后失去节能改造动力的原因分析
Claire McKenna,Carina Gronlund,Diana Hernández et al.
Claire McKenna et al.
Home weatherization could reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve residents' health and comfort. However, uptake in disadvantaged communities, which could benefit the most, is low. Here we assess barriers to weatherization in owner-occu...
Closing the green gap? Changing disparities in residential solar installation and the importance of regional heterogeneity [0.03%]
缩小绿色差距？住宅太阳能安装差异的变化及区域异质性的重要性
Fedor A Dokshin,Mircea Gherghina,Brian C Thiede
Fedor A Dokshin
The push to accelerate the transition to renewable energy sources raises questions about how associated costs and benefits are distributed. The likelihood that individuals and communities benefit from access to solar photovoltaics (PV) may ...
A dollar well spent: Monetizing the societal benefits of low-income weatherization programs in the United States [0.03%]
物有所值：美国低收入住房保温计划的社会效益货币化研究
Bruce Tonn,Michaela Marincic,Erin Rose
Bruce Tonn
Low-income residential energy efficiency programs save energy and can yield numerous co-benefits or non-energy impacts (NEIs). This paper presents a two-component framework that can be used to measure and monetize household-related NEIs. Tw...
Vigilant Conservation: How Energy Insecure Households Navigate Cumulative and Administrative Burdens [0.03%]
警觉的保护：能源不安全的家庭如何应对累积性和行政负担
Miranda Simes,Tasfia Rahman,Diana Hernández
Miranda Simes
Energy insecurity research has described the prevalence and circumstances of household energy unaffordability, as well as its outcomes for health. Previous studies have also noted coping strategies that result from energy insecurity. We pro...
Along the energy justice continuum: An examination of energy disposal through the lens of feminist community based participatory action research [0.03%]
基于社区参与行动研究视角下的 feminist 研究：对能源正义连续体的考察及能源分配问题的研究
Clare Cannon,Janae Bonnell,Mariah Padilla et al.
Clare Cannon et al.
Energy justice research tends to focus on inequalities that result from energy systems, including from fossil fuel extraction to production, distribution, and consumption. However, little research has investigated local effects of the dispo...
Fleeting energy protections: State and utility level policy responses to energy poverty in the United States during COVID-19 [0.03%]
新冠肺炎疫情期间美国州和公用事业级别的临时能源保障政策对缓解能源贫困的影响
Dominic J Bednar,Tony G Reames
Dominic J Bednar
Millions of American households suffer from energy poverty, threatening their continued access to electricity. The COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 has unveiled the entrenched environmental and energy injustices that threaten public health at the ...
Building communities in times of crisis - Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the work of transition intermediaries in the energy sector [0.03%]
危机时刻的社区建设 –COVID-19疫情对能源领域转型中介工作的冲击
Henner Busch,Teis Hansen
Henner Busch
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic affects people worldwide. The policies in response to the virus range from closure of national borders to curfews for entire metropolises, like Paris. While we can expect severe impacts on the world economy, th...
The COVID-19 crisis deepens the gulf between leaders and laggards in the global energy transition [0.03%]
新冠疫情危机加深了全球能源转型中领导者和落后者之间的鸿沟
Rainer Quitzow,German Bersalli,Laima Eicke et al.
Rainer Quitzow et al.
In this article, we review the main impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the global energy sector and evaluate the implications of related policy responses on prospects for a transition to a climate-friendly energy system. In doing so, we di...
How will COVID-19 impact renewable energy in India? Exploring challenges, lessons and emerging opportunities [0.03%]
COVID-19将如何影响印度的可再生能源？探索挑战、经验和新兴机会
Deepti Deshwal,Pardeep Sangwan,Naveen Dahiya
Deepti Deshwal
The COVID-19 pandemic has hit the Indian renewable solar and power sector, supply chains, and businesses and severely hindered the sustainable energy climate transition. This paper assesses the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on power demand, t...
What if we never run out of oil? From certainty of "peak oil" to "peak demand" [0.03%]
如果我们永远不会用尽石油怎么办？从“石油峰值”的必然性到“需求峰值”的讨论
Krista Halttunen,Raphael Slade,Iain Staffell
Krista Halttunen
The COVID-19 pandemic sent the oil industry into turmoil on a scale not seen since the 1970s. While the sector appears to be recovering, questions remain about the extent to which the pandemic has offered a glimpse into the possible future ...