Abstract

The general characteristic of all steps taken worldwide to rationalise the use of electric energy is to target carefully worked out programmes on defined social groups. Depending on who they are directed to, these programmes greatly differ from one another in both: means and range. To find out typical character of a social group is essential for taking any action in this field, and programme? success considerably depends on the level of advancement of such examination. In this paper the author attempts to outline definitions of the main target groups for the potential energy-efficient lighting programmes, while taking into account the current social structure in PoIand. The author discusses factors affecting energy-efficient lighting perspectives in the residential and commercial sector as well, in relation to the present economic tendencies in Poland.

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Panel 1: Policy and Programmes - Who can deliver DSM?

Panel 2: Programme Evaluation

Panel 4: Human Dimensions

Panel 3: Market Transformation: Innovation, Development and Dissemination

Panel 6: Transportation, Urban Planning and Land Use

Panel 5: Energy Policy for a Sustainable Environment