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How do photovoltaic poverty alleviation projects relieve household energy poverty? : evidence from China

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Creating energy poverty by an anti-energy poverty policy? : an analysis of the impact of the "coal-to-gas" policy in Northern China

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, and also carries out a mission of alleviating rural energy poverty. To unravel the impact of the CTG policy on rural … energy poverty, this study examines the effect on economic and well-being dimensions of energy poverty based on data from … energy poverty with effects varying significantly across different social groups. Economically, the policy has significantly …

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