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August 7, 2025Frontiers in Energy ResearchOpen Access

Retraction: Evaluation of post COVID-19 energy poverty and global trading impact on energy affordability

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MAIN FINDING: Post COVID-19, significant shifts in energy affordability and trading patterns were observed.
KEY EVIDENCE: The analysis indicated that energy poverty increased due to disruptions in global trading systems.
APPROACH: The work employed a comprehensive evaluation of global trading impacts on energy costs and accessibility.
SIGNIFICANCE: Understanding these changes is crucial for addressing energy poverty and ensuring access to affordable energy.

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Retraction revealed changes in energy affordability and trade impacts post COVID-19, suggesting an urgent need for improved strategies.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/689dfe9fd61984b91e13c32c https://doi.org/10.3389/fenrg.2025.1675331

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