The Nuffield Foundation, Stirling Management School & Behavioural
Science Centre are pleased to invite you to attend a FREE symposium.
Behavioural Science and Household Energy Choices
4th December 2013, 9:30-17:15
Lecture Theatre W1, Cottrell Building
University of Stirling, UK
This
event is free to attend and lunch/refreshments will be served.
If you are interested in attending and/or leading panel
sessions, please email Ian Lange, i.a.lange@stir.ac.uk
Main Objectives
The aim of this event is to bring the latest research from
economics and behavioural science on household energy decision making to
private, public and non-profit sector professionals. The day will mix
presentations of new academic research with panel sessions where attendees will
interact and discuss major issues in household energy policy. Symposium content will be accessible to
practitioners, researchers, and post-graduate students.
Panel topics
- How do we ensure that savings
through improved consumer awareness of energy use (e.g. smart meters) are
maximized?
- What policies or
programs (e.g. Winter Fuel Payment) are most effective in keeping the
elderly warm in the winter?
- How can different
sectors (i.e. public, private, non-profit, households) contribute to
closing the ‘energy efficiency gap’?
- Can
more fuel poverty reductions be delivered through the Energy Company
Obligations (ECO)
If you are interested
in attending or receiving further details, please email, i.a.lange@stir.ac.uk
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