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Fuel poverty sub-regional statistics

• From: Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
• Part of: Household energy and Energy and climate change: evidence and analysis
• Published: 8 August 2013
• Last updated: 29 June 2017, see all updates

This series brings together all documents relating to Fuel poverty sub-regional statistics.

BEIS publishes annual statistics on the number and proportion of households that are fuel poor in local authorities, lower super outputs areas (LSOA), parliamentary constituencies, counties and regions.

2015 statistics

1. Sub-regional fuel poverty data 2017

   • 29 June 2017
   • Official Statistics

2. Sub-regional fuel poverty 2017

   • 29 June 2017
   • Official Statistics

2014 statistics

1. 2014 sub-regional fuel poverty data: low income high costs indicator

   • 30 June 2016
   • Official Statistics

2. 2014 Experimental Statistics: Sub-regional fuel poverty

   • 30 June 2016
   • Official Statistics

2013 statistics

1. 2013 sub-regional fuel poverty data: low income high costs indicator

   • 28 May 2015
   • Official Statistics

2012 statistics

1. 2012 sub-regional fuel poverty data: low income high costs indicator

   • 12 June 2014
   • Official Statistics

2. 2012 sub-regional fuel poverty data: 10% indicator

   • 12 June 2014
   • Official Statistics

2011 statistics

1. 2011 sub-regional fuel poverty data: low income high costs indicator

   • 8 August 2013
   • Official Statistics

2. Fuel Poverty, England 2011: statistical press release

   • 8 August 2013
   • Press release

3. 2011 Sub-regional fuel poverty data: 10 per cent measure

   • 16 May 2013
   • Official Statistics

2010 statistics

1. Fuel poverty 2010: sub-regional data

   • 22 January 2013
   • Statistical data set

Methodology

1. Fuel poverty: sub-regional methodology and documentation

   • 29 June 2017
   • Guidance

2. Sub-regional statistics: questionnaire for users

   • 13 December 2016
   • Correspondence

Document information

Published: 8 August 2013

Updated: 29 June 2017

+ full page history

1. 29 June 2017 Latest 2017 stats published.
2. 13 December 2016 Sub-regional statistics: questionnaire for users.
3. 30 June 2016 second doc added
4. 30 June 2016 latest stats added
5. 28 May 2015 Latest data published.
6. 8 August 2013 First published.

From: Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy

Part of: Household energy Energy and climate change: evidence and analysis