Funded Projects

Our funding programme Energy Poverty in Early Career (EPEC) has funded 17 projects since it’s launch in 2020. You can use the list below to link through to more information about the projects, including summary reports and other outputs.

Find out more about the programme.

EPEC Round 1

Children’s fight against energy poverty
Irene González Pijuan Sheffield Hallam University

Energy culture in energy poverty settings in south Chile
Alejandra Cortés Universidad de Chile
Catalina Amigo Universidad de Chile


The lived experience of energy poverty in Georgia
Nino Antadze University of Prince Edward Island

Investigating cognitive effects of energy poverty
Florian Hanke European University Viadrina





EPEC Round 2






Mapping summer energy poverty geographies of older adults
Daniel Torrego Universidad de Alicante
Marta Gayoso Universidad Politécnica de Madrid


Don’t let energy poverty alleviation goals go up in smoke!
Anna Zsófia Bajomi Polytechnic University of Milan