Changing Energy Behaviour in the Workplace

NOTE EDITORE

Companies are becoming more aware of the public relations value of the green agenda to their business and are including information on their sustainability performance, including their energy consumption, in their annual corporate responsibility report. This guide discusses the impact of the end-user on energy consumption in the workplace. It reviews the role of feedback as a change mechanism and the use of interfaces such as eco-visualisation to motivate and maintain change, using examples from BRE research.

SOMMARIO

1 Introduction 2 Energy-saving potential in non-domestic buildings 3 The role of the end-user in energy consumption in the workplace 3.1 Impact of the user on energy consumption 3.2 Who is the consumer?4 Motivating and influencing behaviour 4.1 The role of motivation 4.2 Motivation theories 5 Engaging the end-user in non-domestic buildings 6 Using energy consumption feedback in behaviour change 6.1 The role of feedback in energy behaviour 6.2 Interface design 6.3 Does energy feedback work? 7 Automated systems - pros and cons 8 Conclusions 9 References

AUTORE

Principal consultant occupational psychologist at BRE

ALTRE INFORMAZIONI

• Condizione: Nuovo
• ISBN: 9781848063983
• Dimensioni: 11.75 x 8.25 in Ø 0.26 lb
• Formato: Brossura
• Illustration Notes: 3 color images and 6 color line drawings
• Pagine Arabe: 20