K O'Sullivan, P Howden-Chapman, G Fougere Fuel poverty, policy, and equity in New Zealand: The promise of prepayment meteringEnergy Research & Social Science, 2015, 7, 99-107
Kimberley O’Sullivan, Helen Viggers, Philippa Howden-ChapmanThe influence of electricity prepayment meter use on household energy behaviourSustainable Cities and Society, 13, Oct 2014, pp. 182–191Download or view online O’Sullivan K, Howden-Chapman P, Fougere G, Hales S, Stanley J.Empowered? Examining self-disconnection in a postal survey of electricity prepayment meter consumers in New ZealandEnergy Policy, 2013, 52:277-287
O’Sullivan K, Howden-Chapman P, Fougere G, Hales S, Stanley J.Kids in the cold: Outcomes for households with children using prepayment meteringNew Zealand Medical Journal, 15 March 2013Download or view online O’Sullivan K, Howden-Chapman P, Fougere G.Death by disconnection: the missing public health voice in newspaper coverage of a fuel poverty-related deathKotuitui: New Zealand Journal of Social Sciences Online, 2012, 7(1):51-60
Howden-Chapman P, Viggers H, Chapman H, O’Sullivan K, Telfar-Barnard K, Lloyd B.Tackling cold housing and fuel poverty in New Zealand: a review of policies, research and health impactsEnergy Policy, 2012, 49:134-142.
O’Sullivan K, Howden-Chapman P, Fougere G.Making the connection: the relationship between fuel poverty, electricity disconnection and prepayment meteringEnergy Policy, 2011, 39:733-741
Howden-Chapman P, Viggers H, Chapman R, O'Dea D, Free S, O'Sullivan KWarm homes: drivers of the demand for heating in the residential sector in New ZealandEnergy Policy, 2009, 37(9):3387-3399Download or view online O’Sullivan KC, Howden-Chapman P, Fougere G.Counting the Costs: A survey of electricity prices using different payment plans - Oral PresentationProceedings of the Massey University Centre for Energy Research Energy Post Graduate Conference, Palmerston North (Nov 2009)
O’Sullivan KC, Howden-Chapman P, Fougere G. Prepaid poverty: Is prepayment metering for electricity a positive budgetary tool, or a costly service? - Oral PresentationProceedings of the Sociological Association of Aotearoa New Zealand Conference: Crunch Times – can science make a difference? Palmerston North (November 2009)
O’Sullivan KC, Howden-Chapman P, Dew K, and Viggers H. Fuel poverty in New Zealand: What can we know from low income consumers and how can we do better for them? - Oral PresentationProceedings of the National Energy Research Institute Conference: Knowing more, doing better. Wellington (April 2009)
O’Sullivan, KC, Howden-Chapman P, Dew K, and Viggers H. “Gee my account is in credit!” Using vouchers to mitigate fuel poverty in New Zealand. - Oral PresentationProceedings of the International Congress of Behavioural Medicine. Tokyo (September 2008)