Table 3.
Indicators framework developed to track policies impact on low carbon just transition. Source: created by authors based on (IAEA, 2005)
| Code | Indicator | Units of measurement |
|---|---|---|
| Economic indicators | ||
| ECO1 | Overall income per capita | GDP per capita at PPP, thousand EUR 2015 |
| ECO2 | Overall use of energy | Gross Inland Energy Consumption per capita, kgoe/capita |
| ECO3 | Energy intensity | Gross Inland Energy Consumption per GDP, koe/EUR2015 |
| ECO4 | Households electricity prices | EURct/kWh |
| ECO5 | Households natural gas prices | EUR/m3 |
| Environmental indicators | ||
| ENV1 | Total GHG emissions dynamics | Index 1990, % |
| ENV2 | GHG intensity of gross available energy | kg CO2eq/toe |
| ENV3 | GHG intensity of GDP | ton CO2eq/ MEUR 2015 |
| ENV4 | Total GHG per capita | CO2 eq per capita—kg CO2 eq/cap |
| ENV5 | Share of RES in final energy consumption | % |
| Social indicators | ||
| SOC1 | Energy poverty in terms of affordable heating | Inability to keep home adequately warm, % |
| SOC2 | Energy poverty in terms of inability to pay energy bills | Arrears on energy bills, % |
| SOC3 | Energy poverty in terms of abnormally low absolute energy expenditures | M/2 indicator on low absolute energy expenditures presents the share of households whose absolute energy expenditure is below half the national median, % |
| SOC 4 | Energy poverty in terms of very high share of energy expenditures in income | The 2 M indicator presents the proportion of households whose share of energy expenditure in income is more than twice the national median share, % |
| SOC 5 | Energy poverty in terms of inability to renovate house | Dwellings with leakages and damp walls, % |