Energy and Behaviour: Towards a Low Carbon Future

ISBN-13: 9780128185674 / Angielski / Miękka / 2019 / 558 str.

Marta Lopes; Carlos Henggeler Antunes; Kathryn B. Janda

Spis treści

1. Energy and behaviour: Challenges of a low-carbon future PART 1: Understanding energy behaviour: Disciplinary approaches and beyond 1.1 Psychology and energy conservation: Contributions from theory and practice 1.2 Behavioural economics for energy and climate change policies and the transition to a sustainable energy use - A Scandinavian perspective 1.3 Beyond energy behaviour: A broader way to see people for climate change technology planning

Part 2: Energy behaviour across sectors 2.1 Resource-efficient nondomestic buildings: Intertwining behaviours and technology 2.2 The challenge of improving energy efficiency in the building sector: Taking an in-depth look at decision-making on investments in energy-efficient refurbishments 2.3 Reframing energy efficiency in industry: A discussion of definitions, rationales and management practices 2.4 What do we know about the role the human dimension plays in shaping a sustainable low-carbon transport transition? 2.5 The impact of the institutional context on the potential contribution of new business models to democratizing the energy system 2.6 Energy, human activity, and knowledge: Addressing smart city challenges

PART 3 - Modelling energy behaviour 3.1 Energy and enjoyment: The value of household electricity consumption 3.2 Developing quantitative insights on building occupant behaviour: Supporting modelling tools and datasets 3.3 Agent-based modelling of the social dynamics of energy end use 3.4 Preference elicitation approaches for energy decisions

PART 4 - Promoting behaviour change 4.1 A critical review of energy behaviour change: The influence of context. 4.2 Urban low-carbon futures: Results from real-world lab experiment in Berlin 4.3 Overview of the European Union policies to promote more sustainable behaviours in energy end-users 4.4. A brief history of behaviour in US energy programs: Landscape, integration, and future opportunities