eceee 2003 Summer Study on energy efficiency: Time to turn down energy demand

Panel Panel 6. Dynamics of consumption

Panel 6. Dynamics of consumption Panel leaders: Margrethe Aune, Mithra Moezzi Introduction to Panel 6 (pdf) Reducing consumption through communal living Horace Herring Options and potentials of energy diaries: Energy diaries as a tool for identifying potential energy savings through behavioural changes Martin Cames, Bettina Brohmann Home owners partnerships and “Mulokot” centres – a dialog in search of ways to implement the turn down energy demand strategy in housing sector of Uzbekistan Rano Baykhanova, Said Inogamov User-led innovations, participation processes and the use of energy technologies Michael Ornetzeder, Harald Rohracher A dynamic structuration approach to information for end-user energy conservation David L. Goldblatt Individual demand for energy services Roland Menges Beyond households: discovering the collective consumer Corinna Fischer Bill me this way! – customer preferences regarding electricity bills in Sweden Kerstin Sernhed, Jurek Pyrko, Juozas Abaravicius From motivation and cognition theories to everyday applications and back again: the case of product-integrated information and feedback L. T. McCalley Long term effects of an energy efficiency advertising campaign Klaus Wortmann, Werner Möhring-Hüser Learning about smart systems for comfort management and energy saving in office buildings Jaap Jelsma, René Kamphuis, Wim Zeiler Barriers to efficient use of energy in public higher education buildings – a case study A. Gomes Martins, Simão Paredes Evaluating energy efficiency campaigns targeted at children: towards a best practices methodology Heming Bjørnå, Kirsten Dyhr-Mikkelsen Social obstacles in curbing residential energy demand Per Anker-Nilssen Hard to Reach and Hard to Help: bringing energy efficiency to elusive audiences Lotte Ramsay, Jacky Pett Making sense of energy advice Sarah Darby Energy efficiency as environmental justice: promoting urban sustainability through energy efficiency improvements in multi-family housing in Latvia Guntra Aistara A socio-anthropological approach to energy-related behaviours and innovations at the household level Françoise Bartiaux Learning by having fun Liv R. Lindseth Turning down demand through electricity disclosure: are consumers ready? A survey of Hungarian residences and businesses Réka Soós, Diana Ürge-Vorsatz Energy savings in Scandinavian households: an assessment of 25 years development Fridtjof Unander, Ingunn Ettestøl, Mike Ting Information technology meets energy efficiency: a fruitful combination Peter T. du Pont, Henrik Rytter Jensen, Frantz Longhi To other panels in the 2003 Summer Study Proceedings Panel 1: Energy efficiency – a strategic choice for Europe Panel 2: Comfort and energy use in buildings Panel 3: Land use, transportation and mobility Panel 4: Building the bridge from lab to customer Panel 5: Market-based instruments