Publications and Reports
Please click on the relevant yearly tabs below to view publications and reports that were published that year.
October |
A New Fuel Poverty Strategy for Northern IrelandSource: Fuel Poverty Coalition Northern Ireland
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November |
Fuel Poverty Monitor 2021Source: National Energy Action, Energy Action Scotland
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August |
A Manifesto for Warmth (2021)
Source: Fuel Poverty Coalition NI
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May |
A Manifesto for Warmth
Source: Fuel Poverty Coalition NI
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February |
Fuel Poverty Action Guide (Edition 2)Source: National Energy Action (NEA) NI |
December |
Single Appliance Running Cost Checker
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Common Appliance Running CostsSource: The Consumer Council NI
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Considering Switching Supplier? Source: The Consumer Council NI |
November |
Welfare Reform NI – A Scoping ReportSource: NI Housing Executive (NIHE) |
October |
The cost of poor housing in Northern Ireland 2016Source: Building Research Establishment (bre), NI Housing Executive (NIHE) |
September |
UK Fuel Poverty Monitor 2017-18Source: National Energy Action (NEA), Energy Action Scotland (EAS) |
August |
Under One RoofSource: National Energy Action (NEA), Liverpool City Council, Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy |
July |
Switch On Electricity and Gas: A guide for home energy usersSource: The Consumer Council NI |
June |
Mapping Fuel Poverty Across Northern IrelandSource: Knowledge Exchange Seminar Series (KESS)
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Fuel Poverty Action Guide (Edition 1)Source: National Energy Action (NEA) NI |
May |
Northern Ireland House Condition Survey (2016)Source: NI Housing Executive (NIHE) |
April |
Housing Provision in Northern Ireland and its Implications for Living Standards and PovertySource: Nevin Economic Research Institute (NERI) |
March |
Funding a Low Carbon Energy System: a fairer approach?Source: UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC) |
February |
Poverty in Northern Ireland 2018Source: Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF)
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January |
Understanding Carbon Monoxide risk in households vulnerable to fuel povertySource: National Energy Action (NEA)
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December |
UK Poverty 2017Source: Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) |
September |
Affordable Warmth, Clean Growth: Action Plan for a comprehensive Buildings Energy Infrastructure ProgrammeSource: frontier economics
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Heat Decarbonisation: Potential impacts on social equity and fuel povertySource: National Energy Action (NEA) |
July |
Impact of welfare changes on rented housing in Northern Ireland
Source: Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH)
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UK Fuel Poverty Monitor 2016-17Source: National Energy Action (NEA), Energy Action Scotland (EAS) |
June |
Delivering energy efficiency: the forgotten fuel?Source: National Energy Action (NEA) NI, agendaNi |
December |
Northern Ireland House Condition Survey (2011)Source: NI Housing Executive (NIHE) |
October |
Whole House Solutions: Transforming Northern Ireland’s domestic energy efficiency landscapeSource: Ulster University
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Whole House Solutions: Bryson Energy Retrofit SchemeSource: Bryson Energy, Ulster University |
September |
We can solve poverty in the UKSource: Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) |
July |
UK Fuel Poverty Monitor 2015-16Source: National Energy Action (NEA), Energy Action Scotland (EAS) |
March |
A Manifesto for WarmthSource: Fuel Poverty Coalition NI
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Northern Exposure: Warmth in Mount VernonSource: National Energy Action (NEA) NI, Mount Vernon Community Development Forum
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Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion in Northern Ireland 2016Source: Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF)
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September |
Energy Efficiency as InfrastructureSource: frontier economics |
August |
Excess winter deaths among people living with Alzheimer’s Disease or related dementiasSource: Sheffield Hallam University, Ulster University, Bryson Energy |
June |
NISEP Extension Sculpting Decision PaperSource: Utility Regulator
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UK Fuel Poverty Monitor 2015-16Source: National Energy Action (NEA), Energy Action Scotland (EAS) |
May |
Northern Ireland Pensioners Parliament Health & Social Care SurveySource: Age Sector Platform |