The 23rd EPAH Lunch Talk, titled “Interlocking Vulnerabilities in Energy Poverty: Reflections from Practice and Inclusive Community Perspectives”, will take place online on Wednesday, 29 April 2026, from 13:00 to 14:00 CEST. The session will feature Lidija Živčič, PhD from Focus Association for Sustainable Development, who will present the key insights and takeaways from the 4th Practitioners’ Event, and Sarah Lund from Klimatorium, who will reflect on how inclusive community engagement can help make diverse and less visible experiences of vulnerability more present in energy poverty discussions.For ENPOWER, this conversation will shed light on how energy poverty doesn’t only cover household income or energy bills, with different vulnerabilities overlapping and shaping people’s everyday realities. That broader perspective, which the EPAH Lunch Talk will highlight through intersectional and community-based approaches, aligns closely with ENPOWER’s focus on social inclusion, stakeholder engagement and evidence-based responses to energy poverty.
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