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Preval, N. Chapman, R. The Housing, Heating and Health Team.
(2010).
Evaluating Energy, Health and Carbon Co-benefits from Improved Domestic Space Heating: A Randomised Community Trial.
Energy Policy,
38(8), 3965-3972.
Preval, N. Arnold, R. Young, C. Grimes, A. Denne, T.
(2011).
The impact of retrofitted insulation and new heaters on health services utilisation and costs, pharmaceutical costs and mortality; Evaluation of Warm Up New Zealand: Heat Smart.
A report prepared for the Ministry of Economic Development.
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Grimes, A. Young, C. Arnold, R. Denne, T. Preval, N.
(2012).
Warming Up New Zealand: Impacts of the New Zealand Insulation Fund on Metered Household Energy Use.
A paper prepared for the Ministry of Economic Development.
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Grimes, A. Denne, T. Arnold, R. Preval, N. Young, C.
(2011).
Cost Benefit Analysis of the Warm Up New Zealand : Heat Smart Programme.
A report prepared for Ministry of Economic Development.
(2011).
Making the connection: the relationship between fuel poverty, electricity disconnection and prepayment metering.
Energy Policy,
39, 733-741.
(2012)..
Tackling cold housing and fuel poverty in New Zealand: a review of policies, research and health impacts.
Energy Policy,
49, 134-142.
Stanley, J. Fougere, G.M.
(2016).
Heating practices and self-disconnection among electricity prepayment meter consumers in New Zealand: a follow-up survey.
Utilities Policy,
41, 139-147.
(2016).
Child and Youth Fuel Poverty: Assessing the Known and Unknown.
People, Place and Policy,
10(1), 77-87. DOI: 10.3351/ppp.0010.0001.0006
Grimes, A. Preval, N. Young, C. Arnold, R. Denne, T.
(2016).
Does Retrofitted Insulation Reduce Household Energy Use? Theory and Practice.
The Energy Journal,
37 (4).
Sim, D. Stanley, J. Rowan, R. Harris Clark, I. Morris, L. The Waiopehu College 2015 Research Team
(2017).
Cool? Young people investigate living in cold housing and fuel poverty. A mixed methods action research study.
Social Science and Medicine – Population Health,
3, 66-74.
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