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Session 2: Evaluating the social impact of renewable energy programmes Mariana Weiss de Abreu, Energy Research Analyst, Brazilian Energy Research Office (EPE).Anna Realini, Researcher, Ricerca sul Sistema Energetico (RSE SpA).Session 1: Evaluation of energy efficiency programmes targeting energy poverty and low income households

Angela Picciariello, Senior Researcher, IISD.Setting the Scene: Assessing the social impacts of clean energy policies on low-income households Moderator: Divya Reddy, Energy Analyst, IEA Brian Motherway, Head of Energy Efficiency, IEA.Opening remarks by Birte Holst Jørgensen, Senior Researcher, DTU Wind Energy Chair, EGRD.What are best practice examples of clean energy policies that have helped reduce poverty and inequality?.How can policymakers design progressive clean energy policies? How can the benefits of clean energy policies be distributed fairly and equitably?.What is the state of the art of research about the social impacts of clean energy policies targeting low-income households? What is the latest research on the distributional patterns of these impacts? What does this research tell us about how to achieve positive outcomes?.This workshop, organised as part of the IEA’s people-centred clean energy transitions work programme in collaboration with the IEA Experts’ Group on R&D Priority-setting and Evaluation (EGRD) will explore existing research assessing the social impacts of clean energy policies on low-income households.ĭrawing on examples and research from around the world, it will address the following questions:

Equality and inclusion should be built into clean energy policy design to prevent any risk of disproportionate or unintended consequences for certain segments of society.