11. UK Power Networks (UKPN)

Table of contents

1. Increase young people’s knowledge of energy consumption and fuel savings.

2. Impact behaviour change indicators such as increased ability to conceptualise the future, improved understanding of delayed gratification

Energy is finite
Needs and wants, prioritising
Future effects
Responsibility

Key words:

Fuel Poverty: A household is considered to be fuel poor if:

1. They have required fuel costs that are above average (the national median level);

2. Were they to spend that amount, they would be left with a residual income below the official poverty line.

Fuel Poverty Gap: The difference between actual household bill and household bill that would stop them from being fuel poor.

Average Fuel Poverty Gap: The average (mean) fuel poverty gap across all fuel poor households.

Aggregate Fuel Poverty Gap: The fuel poverty gap for each individual household is aggregated across all fuel poor households to produce a national total.