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-Energy access and affordable electricity supply are increasingly framed as rights rather than merely services, drawing on international human rights instruments and EU social policy. This framing shapes how universal service obligations, essential services, and energy poverty are defined in law and regulatory practice, and what governments are obliged to guarantee to all residents regardless of income or location. +Access to energy is recognised as a basic human need in international frameworks and translated into universal service obligations and essential service rights in national and regional laws. This framing shapes how universal service obligations, essential services, and energy poverty are defined in law and regulatory practice, and what governments are obliged to guarantee to all residents regardless of income or location.
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-Access to energy is recognised as a basic human need in international frameworks and translated into universal service obligations and essential service rights in national and regional law.+
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