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Getting the measure of fuel poverty: Final Report of the Fuel Poverty Review
Posted on: 21 March 2012
By: isadm
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This independent report, published by Professor John Hills of the London School of Economics, proposes a new definition for fuel poverty, excluding wealthy households with relatively high bills and low-income households that have comparatively low bills. The author warns that current measures designed to support people on low-income with high energy bills would have mixed results. The Energy Company Obligation, part of the Green Deal, will allow firms to levy a flat charge on bills to subsidise insulation. However, the deal will not be available for social landlords.
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