Research on energy demand reduction: Individual and collective behavioural change

  • Mara Thiene
  • , Cristiano Franceschinis
  • , Manfred Paier
  • , Joke Kort
  • , Hanna Bartoszewicz-Burczy
  • , Izaskun Jimenez
  • , Lynn de Jager
  • , Ayşen Sivrikaya
  • , Eleonora Annunziata
  • , Alessandro Sciullo
  • , Annemarie Mink
  • , Nicole de Koning

Research output: Chapter in Book or Conference ProceedingsBook chapter

Abstract

- Behavioural change is pivotal for demand reduction and must be useful, usable and desirable
- Research guides policymakers in tailoring incentives, products and services to users’ values, needs and desires to promote behavioural change
- Multiple barriers hinder energy-saving behaviour, but extensive research provides solutions to address them
- Targeted information and awareness-raising significantly enhance user engagement and the impact of behavioural changes for all user types
Translated title of the contributionForschung zur Reduzierung der Energienachfrage: Individuelle und kollektive Verhaltensänderungen
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationEnergy demand reduction as part of the clean energy transition in Europe: Research and policy strategies.
EditorsGanna Gladkykh
Place of PublicationBrussels
Pages24-35
ISBN (Electronic) 978-2-931174-04-3
Publication statusPublished - 2023

Research Field

  • Innovation Dynamics and Modelling

Web of Science subject categories (JCR Impact Factors)

  • Behavioral Sciences
  • Energy & Fuels

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