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Not all Canadians can attain socially and materially necessitated levels of domestic energy services to maintain healthy indoor temperatures, meet their needs, and live with dignity鈥攁 situation known as energy poverty. Depending on the measure, 6% to 19% of Canadian households face energy poverty with demonstrated health and well-being impacts. This presentation will explore the intersection between energy poverty, housing characteristics, health and well-being generally, and in relation to energy transition programs in the residential sector.