Fuel poverty measurement - reflecting higher living costs in remote rural Scotland: 2023 update
The 'cost of remoteness' report presents estimates of certain additional costs that make it more expensive to meet a minimum acceptable living standard in remote areas of Scotland.
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Bryan, A., Ellen, J., Hirsch, D. and Padley, M. (2024) The cost of remoteness: Reflecting higher living costs in remote rural Scotland when measuring fuel poverty, 2022 update. Edinburgh: The Scottish Government.
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