Planning interventions on a theoretical basis. Application of a new integrative influence model of pro-environmental behaviour to promote energy efficient behaviour
Ellen Matthies (NTNU Trondheim, Norway & Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany)

Improving industry energy efficiency in time: a search for suitable instruments (NOTE: No paper/presentation available)
Rob Kool, SenterNovem, The Netherlands

Moving towards a model for behavioural change
Marshall Mabin, Energy Saving Trust, United Kingdom

Technical and non-technical innovation for climate change mitigation and energy savings (NOTE: No paper/presentation available)
Noam Bergman

Judge a book by its cover: the impact of policy framing on the willingness to reduce energy consumption
Yael Parag, Environmental Change Institute, Oxford University School of Geography and the Environment
Deborah Strickland, Environmental Change Institute, Oxford University School of Geography and the Environment
Stuart Capstick, School of Psychology, Cardiff University, Wales.

EGO energy label (NOTE: No paper/presentation available)
M. Bonenkamp

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