Feedback and behavioural change questions of scale (NOTE: No paper/presentation available)
Sarah Darby

Moral norms, self-efficacy, structural impediments and energy saving behaviour
John Thøgersen and Alice Grønhøj, Aarhus School of Business, Aarhus University, Department of Marketing and Statistics, Aarhus, Denmark

Technologies to improve energy conservation in households: feedback and the results of studies
Gamberini Luciano, Spagnolli Anna, Kerrigan Daniel, Chalambalakis Alessandro, Zamboni Luca, Valentina Ghirardi, Corradi Nicola, Zappaterra Pietro, and Bosetti Giulia, University of Padova (Italy)
Jacucci Giulio and Bjorkskog Christoffer, Helsinki Institute for Information Technology (Finland)

Promoting sustainable energy: the Washington, D.C. smart grid capitol (NOTE: No paper/presentation available)
Chris King

Feedback and response; statistics on the web and the potential to change electricity use patterns (NOTE: No paper/presentation available)
Jurek Pyrko

Using technology and social networks to promote energy efficiency in households: a case study (NOTE: No paper/presentation available)
Joana Abreu

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