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Fuel poverty affects 4.5 million homes in the UK and is receiving increasing attention internationally. It has significant health, economic and social impacts, yet less than 25% of expenditure on fuel poverty reaches fuel poor homes in the UK. Current measures maintain a technical view of the issue, rejecting social factors. This paper implements an Analytic Hierarchy Process to weight qualitatively obtained social practice factors of fuel poverty in the UK. It identifies 27 social practice factors nested in four tiers that contribute to the existence of fuel poverty in the UK. It marks the first attempt to quantify social practice factors of fuel poverty. It provides a methodological approach that can be applied internationally, to incorporate qualitative evidence in a quantifiable policy model for use in citizen centred policy making which aids in the identification of novel sites for policy intervention.

APPLYING AN ANALYTIC HIERARCHY PROCESS TO CREATE A NEW MEASURE OF FUEL POVERTY