Breaking New Ground: Tackling Energy Poverty in Marginalised Roma Communities at Luník IX

We are proud to present our second study, “Analysis of Proposed Pilot Solutions to Energy Poverty in Roma Communities at Luník IX., Based on the Energy Audit of Apartment Building Hrebendova 1-3.”

 

This latest research builds on our commitment to addressing energy poverty in one of Slovakia’s most vulnerable communities—Luník IX. Through an in-depth energy audit and analysis, the study identifies actionable pathways to enhance energy efficiency, improve living standards, and promote sustainability, all while considering the economic realities of local residents.

 

Key insights from the study:

  • Three intervention scenarios: basic functional measures, cost-effective upgrades, and ecologically optimal solutions, each evaluated for impact and feasibility.
  • Practical recommendations: strategies for integrating sustainable energy practices tailored to the needs of socially disadvantaged groups.
  • Financing options explored: analysis of funding opportunities and barriers, emphasising the urgent need for inclusive and accessible energy support schemes.

 

This study underscores the importance of balancing environmental sustainability with social equity, ensuring that energy solutions are practical, affordable, and impactful for marginalized communities.

 

The full study is now available in our section of downloads.

Join us as we continue to innovate and advocate for just, inclusive, and sustainable energy solutions that leave no one behind.



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