Margaret Peggy Denny

Abstract Energy hardship, also known as energy or fuel poverty, is a growing global concern that affects the ability of individuals and households to access or afford sufficient energy for essential daily needs. The health implications of energy hardship are profound, ranging from increased physical illness and mortality to adverse mental health outcomes, particularly among vulnerable populations.

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