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The briefing lays out why energy poverty cannot be solved by ‘letting the market play its game’. Energy poverty is already affecting over 50 million Europeans, a number that is growing frighteningly quickly. To guarantee the right to affordable clean energy, structural inequalities must be addressed. These inequalities span across economic, social, employment, energy, climate, taxation, welfare, housing, gender and health policies. No comment yet.
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Calls to have access to energy recognised as a basic human right are gaining momentum, not least through the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the European Green Deal. |
