Answering behavioral questions about energy efficiency in buildings
We identify behavioral questions that arise with 4 kinds of policy interventions for energy efficiency in buildings: information, incentives, standards, and technological research and development. A general strategy is described for answering such questions by using 6 analytical methods: formal models, analysis of existing data, surveys, ethnographic methods, small-scale experimentation, and evaluation research. We evaluate each method for addressing each behavioral question in policy analyses.
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1987
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Authors: | Stern, Paul C. ; Aronson, Elliot ; Darley, John M. ; Kempton, Willett ; Hill, Daniel H. ; Hirst, Eric ; Wilbanks, Thomas J. |
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Energy. - Elsevier, ISSN 0360-5442. - Vol. 12.1987, 5, p. 339-353
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Elsevier |
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