Fuel Poverty: From Cold Homes to Affordable Warmth

achieved additional adequate amount assistance authority average benefit building capital causes cent changes Chapter charges cold comfort comparison considerable consumers consumption cost debts delivered energy demand demonstrates dependent domestic dwelling economic effect elderly electricity energy efficiency evidence existing expenditure expensive factors families Figure fuel poverty fuel prices further given grant greater groups heat loss heating system higher homes housing important improvements included income increase indicate instance insulation investment least less living low-income households lower mean measures meters method obtained occupied occur particularly period poor possible present problems programme properties proportion purchase range reason reduce Regulations relation relative rented represents result rise savings scheme sector social Source standard survey Table temperature tenants unit variations warm warmth whole winter