An Analysis on Energy Welfare Delivery System for Low-Income Households: Implications of Historical Path and Practice Process of Energy Welfare Delivery System in the U.K. toward Korean Energy Policy
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The National Basic Livelihood Security Act(NBLSA)in South Korea was reformed in July, 2015. After reforming National Basic Livelihood Security Act(NBLSA), the inadequacy of the service delivery system for the energy poverty was observed. This study analyzes the UK’s energy welfare delivery system and aims to apply Korea's energy welfare delivery system. The analysis results are as follows. the UK's energy welfare policy are as follows. First, the concept of the energy poverty are clearly defined. Second, society agrees that appropriate temperatures affect health in humans. As a result, the importance of energy support policies is emphasized to maintain health. Third, various stakeholders are involved in energy welfare policies. Interested parties are the government, energy supply companies, civic groups related to climate safety, and energy consumers. As a result, various studies are being conducted to support energy welfare and energy for low-income families. The UK's energy welfare policy and historical path to energy welfare have the following implications for energy welfare in Korea. First, a definition of the energy poor according to the situation in Korea should be prepared. Second, it is necessary to study the size, characteristics, and causes of energy poverty in Korea. Third, it is necessary to prepare a specific and sophisticated support system for the energy poor through legislation.
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The National Basic Livelihood Security Act(NBLSA)in South Korea was reformed in July, 2015. After reforming National Basic Livelihood Security Act(NBLSA), the inadequacy of the service delivery system for the energy poverty was observed. This study analyzes the UK’s energy welfare delivery system and aims to apply Korea's energy welfare delivery system. The analysis results are as follows. the UK's energy welfare policy are as follows. First, the concept of the energy poverty are clearly defined. Second, society agrees that appropriate temperatures affect health in humans. As a result, the importance of energy support policies is emphasized to maintain health. Third, various stakeholders are involved in energy welfare policies. Interested parties are the government, energy supply companies, civic groups related to climate safety, and energy consumers. As a result, various studies are being conducted to support energy welfare and energy for low-income families. The UK's energy welfare policy and historical path to energy welfare have the following implications for energy welfare in Korea. First, a definition of the energy poor according to the situation in Korea should be prepared. Second, it is necessary to study the size, characteristics, and causes of energy poverty in Korea. Third, it is necessary to prepare a specific and sophisticated support system for the energy poor through legislation.
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