Which cooking and heating fuels are more likely to be used in energy-poor households? Exploring energy and fuel poverty in Argentina

Autores
Burguillo Cuesta, María Mercedes; Barisone, Manuela Alejandra; Juez-Martel, Pedro
Año de publicación
2021
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Energy poverty in emerging countries has mainly been analysed in the literature as a problem of energy supply accessibility. However, this analysis is too simple, as in many of these countries there can be a problem of energy accessibility that is not necessarily linked to an insufficiency of energy supply but is related to the use of certain types of fuels or facilities to meet the energy needs of the household. Moreover, what can explain the choice of these fuels can also be an affordability energy problem, and this has been scarcely treated on energy poverty papers focused on developing countries. This work aims to shed light on this literature, analysing both the affordability and the accessibility energy problem of Argentine households. To do so, we use micro-data from an expenditure-survey. First, we measure the energy affordability problem by calculating the Boardman indicator. Second, we estimate two logit models to show how likely it is that the affordability energy problem explains the choice of facilities for cooking and heating that can indicate an energy accessibility problem. Third, to refine the results of our estimations, we calculate the ROC curves to measure the levels in which energy-poor and non-energy-poor household are better identified than with the standard identification of logit models. The results show that it is more probable that households characterized by monetary energy poverty use facilities that indicate an energy accessibility problem than households that are not energy poor.
Fil: Burguillo Cuesta, María Mercedes. Universidad de Alcalá. Facultad de Ciencias Económicas, Empresariales y Turismo; España.
Fil: Barisone, Manuela Alejandra. Universidad Tecnológica Nacional. Facultad Regional de Chubut. Grupo de Investigación en Energías Materiales y Sustentabilidad; Argentina.
Fil: Juez-Martel, Pedro. Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia; España.
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Energy Research & Social Science 87, 102481. (2022)
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Energy poverty
Fuel poverty
Argentinian households
Discrete choice model
ROC curves
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Which cooking and heating fuels are more likely to be used in energy-poor households? Exploring energy and fuel poverty in Argentina
title Which cooking and heating fuels are more likely to be used in energy-poor households? Exploring energy and fuel poverty in Argentina
spellingShingle Which cooking and heating fuels are more likely to be used in energy-poor households? Exploring energy and fuel poverty in Argentina
Burguillo Cuesta, María Mercedes
Energy poverty
Fuel poverty
Argentinian households
Discrete choice model
ROC curves
title_short Which cooking and heating fuels are more likely to be used in energy-poor households? Exploring energy and fuel poverty in Argentina
title_full Which cooking and heating fuels are more likely to be used in energy-poor households? Exploring energy and fuel poverty in Argentina
title_fullStr Which cooking and heating fuels are more likely to be used in energy-poor households? Exploring energy and fuel poverty in Argentina
title_full_unstemmed Which cooking and heating fuels are more likely to be used in energy-poor households? Exploring energy and fuel poverty in Argentina
title_sort Which cooking and heating fuels are more likely to be used in energy-poor households? Exploring energy and fuel poverty in Argentina
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Burguillo Cuesta, María Mercedes
Barisone, Manuela Alejandra
Juez-Martel, Pedro
author Burguillo Cuesta, María Mercedes
author_facet Burguillo Cuesta, María Mercedes
Barisone, Manuela Alejandra
Juez-Martel, Pedro
author_role author
author2 Barisone, Manuela Alejandra
Juez-Martel, Pedro
author2_role author
author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Energy poverty
Fuel poverty
Argentinian households
Discrete choice model
ROC curves
topic Energy poverty
Fuel poverty
Argentinian households
Discrete choice model
ROC curves
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv Energy poverty in emerging countries has mainly been analysed in the literature as a problem of energy supply accessibility. However, this analysis is too simple, as in many of these countries there can be a problem of energy accessibility that is not necessarily linked to an insufficiency of energy supply but is related to the use of certain types of fuels or facilities to meet the energy needs of the household. Moreover, what can explain the choice of these fuels can also be an affordability energy problem, and this has been scarcely treated on energy poverty papers focused on developing countries. This work aims to shed light on this literature, analysing both the affordability and the accessibility energy problem of Argentine households. To do so, we use micro-data from an expenditure-survey. First, we measure the energy affordability problem by calculating the Boardman indicator. Second, we estimate two logit models to show how likely it is that the affordability energy problem explains the choice of facilities for cooking and heating that can indicate an energy accessibility problem. Third, to refine the results of our estimations, we calculate the ROC curves to measure the levels in which energy-poor and non-energy-poor household are better identified than with the standard identification of logit models. The results show that it is more probable that households characterized by monetary energy poverty use facilities that indicate an energy accessibility problem than households that are not energy poor.
Fil: Burguillo Cuesta, María Mercedes. Universidad de Alcalá. Facultad de Ciencias Económicas, Empresariales y Turismo; España.
Fil: Barisone, Manuela Alejandra. Universidad Tecnológica Nacional. Facultad Regional de Chubut. Grupo de Investigación en Energías Materiales y Sustentabilidad; Argentina.
Fil: Juez-Martel, Pedro. Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia; España.
Peer Reviewed
description Energy poverty in emerging countries has mainly been analysed in the literature as a problem of energy supply accessibility. However, this analysis is too simple, as in many of these countries there can be a problem of energy accessibility that is not necessarily linked to an insufficiency of energy supply but is related to the use of certain types of fuels or facilities to meet the energy needs of the household. Moreover, what can explain the choice of these fuels can also be an affordability energy problem, and this has been scarcely treated on energy poverty papers focused on developing countries. This work aims to shed light on this literature, analysing both the affordability and the accessibility energy problem of Argentine households. To do so, we use micro-data from an expenditure-survey. First, we measure the energy affordability problem by calculating the Boardman indicator. Second, we estimate two logit models to show how likely it is that the affordability energy problem explains the choice of facilities for cooking and heating that can indicate an energy accessibility problem. Third, to refine the results of our estimations, we calculate the ROC curves to measure the levels in which energy-poor and non-energy-poor household are better identified than with the standard identification of logit models. The results show that it is more probable that households characterized by monetary energy poverty use facilities that indicate an energy accessibility problem than households that are not energy poor.
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