Implementation of soft policy measures to change private car use in urban areas
Tommy Gärling, University of Gothenburg, Göteborg, Sweden and Karlstad University, Sweden,
Sebastian Bamberg, University of Giessen, Germany,
Margareta Friman, Karlstad University, Sweden,
Satoshi Fujii, Kyoto University, Japan Jochen Richter, Dresden Technical University, Germany

To look at energy efficiency and hevaniour in transport, five steps can be made (NOTE: No paper/presentation available)
Henk Wardenaar

Affective and symbolic aspects of travel: The car as a material possession; exploring the link between materialism and car use
Birgitta Gatersleben, University of Surrey, Department of Psychology, Guildford, UK

What kind of motives do you have to drive eco-responsibly? (NOTE: No paper/presentation available)
Hein Huyghe

Panels of the Energy Efficiency and Behaviour Conference 2009

Introductory plenary session

Second plenary session

Panel 1 Built Environment

Panel 2 Technology and Behaviour

Panel 3 Behavioural analysis

Panel 4 Behaviour in and of organisations

Panel 5 Transport

Panel 6 Feedback

Panel 7 Community approach and campaigns

Panel 8 Choosing some specific instruments