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BECC 2011 | November 30 - December 2, 2011 | Washington, DC |
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About BECC
The Behavior, Energy and Climate Change Conference is the fifth annual conference focused on understanding the nature of individual and organizational behavior and decision making, and using that knowledge to accelerate our transition to an energy-efficient and low carbon economy. It will build on the overwhelming success of previous BECC conferences, at which more than 650 participants discussed successful policy and program strategies, shared important research findings, and built dynamic new networks and collaborations.
The BECC Conference is convened by the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy (ACEEE), California Institute for Energy and Environment (CIEE), University of California, and the Precourt Energy Efficiency Center (PEEC), Stanford University.
Select a Session Below:
• Tuesday, November 29, Kick-Off & Networking Event
• Wednesday Morning, November 30, Opening Plenary and Concurrent Sessions 1
• Wednesday Afternoon, November 30, Concurrent Sessions 2 (1:45-3:15)
• Wednesday Afternoon, November 30, Concurrent Sessions 3 (3:45-8:00)
• Thursday Morning, December 1, Plenary & Concurrent Sessions 4
• Thursday Afternoon, December 1, Concurrent Sessions 5 (1:45-3:15)
• Thursday Afternoon, December 1, Concurrent Sessions 6 (3:45-7:00)
• Friday Morning, December 2, Concurrent Sessions 7 & Closing Plenary
• Friday Afternoon, December 2, Post Conference Event
• Poster Presentations Wednesday, November 30
• Poster Presentations Thursday, December 1
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29 |
11 – 6 PM |
PRECONFERENCE WORKSHOP – Fostering Sustainable Behavior
Presented by Doug McKenzie-Mohr, Founder of Community Based Social Marketing |
4:00-9:00 PM |
Conference Registration & Speaker Check-in |
6:30-8:30
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BECC KICK-OFF PLUS DESSERT & NETWORKING EVENT
Moderators: Sharyn Barata, Itron & Matthew Willcox, Draftfcb
"Games for the Win" - Participate in a total-immersion learning event to experience and understand the keys to gamification and the radical effects that game structures can have on human behavior as it applies to the BECC field.
This event promises fun, insight and connections to jumpstart this year's conference. Kathy Kuntz of Cool Choices Network will wrap up our "Game Change" session with takeaway lessons and applications.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30 |
7:30-8:30 |
Continental Breakfast & Registration |
8:30-10:00 |
BEHAVIOR, ENERGY AND CLIMATE CHANGE: Framing the Issues
Opening Plenary
Jennifer Amann, |
Co-chair, Buildings Program Director, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) |
Carl Blumstein, |
Co-chair, Director, California Institute for Energy & Environment (CIEE), University of California |
Jim Sweeney, |
Co-chair, Director, Precourt Energy Efficiency Center (PEEC), Stanford University |
Chris Jones, |
Program Manager, University of California, Berkeley |
Empowering Citizens to Adopt Low Carbon Lifestyles: Strategies and Tools for Behavior Change, Community Engagement and the Reinvention of our Cities |
David Gershon, |
Founder & CEO, Empowerment Institute |
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10:00-10:30 |
Morning Break |
10:30 |
Concurrent Sessions 1: |
1A |
FEEDBACK AND BEHAVIOR: GETTING INTO THEIR HEADS, HOMES AND HABITS
Moderator: Chris Jones, University of California, Berkeley
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1B |
LIGHTNING SESSION: INFLUENCING TRAVEL CHOICES
Moderator: Sharyn Barata, Itron
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1C |
CLIMATE DENIAL, PUBLIC ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORAL MISSTEPS: UNDERSTANDING THE LANDSCAPE
Moderator: Steve Nadal, ACEEE
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1D |
BARRIERS 'N' LADDERS TO CHANGING BEHAVIOR THROUGH POLICY
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1E |
USING RESEARCH TO CONNECT TO YOUR TARGET MARKETS
Moderator: Jennifer Amman, ACEEE
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1F |
CONNECTING SUSTAINABILITY & STAFF: EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT STRATEGIES
Moderator: Kathy Kuntz, Cool Choices Network
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 30 |
1:45 |
CONCURRENT SESSIONS 2: |
2A |
SUCCESS STORIES OF BEHAVIOR PROGRAMS IN RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
Moderator: Mark Zimring, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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2B |
LIGHTNING SESSION: SCHOOL SUSTAINABILITY FROM PRESCHOOL TO POST-DOC
Moderator: Michael Vandenbergh, Vanderbilt University Law School
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2C |
WHICH TECHNIQUE IS MOST EFFECTIVE?
Moderator: Pamela Wellner, Amplifying Eco
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2D
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CREATING SMARTER CITIES
Moderator: Sam Borgeson, University of California, Berkeley
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2E
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SPOTLIGHT: BETTER BUILDINGS NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRAM
Moderator: Danielle Sass Byrnett, US Department of Energy
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2F |
FROM MID-SIZED TO MULTI-NATIONAL COMPANIES: SHOWCASING HOW COMMERCIAL DECISIONS FOSTER SUSTAINABILITY
Moderator: Anne Dougherty, Opinion Dynamics Corporation
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3:15-3:45 |
Afternoon Break |
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 30 |
3:45 |
Concurrent Sessions 3: |
3A |
THE APPEAL OF SUSTAINABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS: EFFECTS ON END USERS
Moderator: John Wilson, Energy Foundation
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3B |
LIGHTNING SESSION: STATE AND LOCAL-LEVEL POLICY PERSPECTIVES
Moderator: Valerie Richardson, KEMA
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3C |
WORLDVIEWS, LIFESTYLES, ATTITUDES AND POCKETBOOKS
Moderator: Linda Schuck, California Institute for Energy & Environment
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3D
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SEGMENTATION AND TARGETING PROGRAMS
Moderator: Wesley Schultz, California State University, San Marcos
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3E
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ENVIRONMENTAL APPEALS: WHAT WORKS, WHAT DOESN'T (ATTITUDES, INFORMATION, PERCEPTIONS)
Moderator: Scot Holliday, East Meets West Solutions
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EVALUATING BEHAVIORAL PROGRAMS IN COMMERCIAL SETTINGS: A DIALOGUE ON LIMITS AND POTENTIAL IN THE COMMERCIAL SPACE
Moderator: Brian Smith, Pacific Gas & Electric Company
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5:15 |
Networking, Free Time & Poster Session Set-up |
6:00-8:00 |
RECEPTION & POSTER PRESENTATIONS: SESSION ONE |
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THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1 |
7:30 |
Continental Breakfast & Registration |
8:30 |
Katherine Richardson, Professor in Biological Oceanography and
Vice Dean for Public Outreach, Faculty of Science, University of Copenhagen,
Chair, 2009 International Scientific Congress on Climate Change, Copenhagen |
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9:30 |
Morning Break |
10:00 |
Concurrent Sessions 4: |
4A |
UNCOVERING THE KEYS TO ACTION: USING VISIBILITY TO BOOST SUSTAINABLE BEHAVIOR
Moderator: Sara Van de Grift, Opinion Dynamics Corporation
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4B |
LIGHTNING SESSION: PROGRAM OUTCOMES AND LESSONS
Moderator: Gene Rodrigues, Southern California Edison
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4C |
DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSPORTATION-RELATED BEHAVIOR CHANGE PROGRAMS
Moderator: Frances Natasha Sprei, Stanford University
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4D
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GOVERNMENT REBATES AND INVESTMENT: WHY SOME PROGRAMS WORK AND OTHERS DON'T
Moderator: Kathleen Gaffney, KEMA
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4E
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THE IMPORTANCE OF MESSAGING: GETTING THE WORD OUT IN GOOD AND BAD POLITICAL TIMES
Moderator: Sharyn Barata, Itron
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4F |
HOME ENERGY AUDITS: GETTING THEM RIGHT
Moderator: Peter Love, Ryerson University
Rick Diamond, |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
Results from a Survey of 500 Home Energy Auditors
Karen Palmer, |
Resources for the Future |
Understanding the Impact of Evaluators and Advice Strategies on Greenhouse Gas Reductions and the Selection of Energy Efficiency Improvements in the Residential Energy Efficiency Project (REEP)
Christina Hoicka, |
University of Waterloo |
Rate It and They Will Insulate: The Home Energy Score Program Design
Christa McDermott, |
American Association for the Advancement of Science |
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 1 |
12:00 |
BUFFET LUNCH AND POSTER PRESENTATIONS: SESSION TWO |
1:45 |
Concurrent Sessions 5: |
5A |
UNDERSTANDING ENERGY: THE CONTEXT FOR ENERGY-RELATED DECISIONS
Moderator: Joe Loper, Itron
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5B |
LIGHTNING SESSION: THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX IN IMPLEMENTING BEHAVIOR CHANGE PROGRAMS AND POLICIES
Moderator: Maria Vargas, US Department of Energy
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5C |
KEY LESSONS FROM BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS
Moderator: Annika Todd, Stanford University
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5D
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REWARDS AND INCENTIVES IN APPLIED TRANSPORTATION BEHAVIOR CHANGE
Moderator: Nick Ramfos, National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board
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5E
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THE FRONTIERS OF BEHAVIOR RESEARCH
Moderator: Steve Nadel, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy
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5F |
CHANGING CULTURE: WHAT IT TAKES TO IMPLEMENT SUSTAINABILITY FOR BUSINESS
Moderator: Jim Sweeney, Stanford University
Evert Bevernage, |
Det Norske Veritas Belgium NV |
Achieving Institutional Behavior Change: The Power of "Roles, Rules, and Tools"
Rick Diamond, |
Lawrence Berkeley National Lab |
Organizational Behavior Change for Energy Conservation
Scot Holliday, |
East Meets West Solutions, LLC |
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 1 |
3:45 |
Concurrent Sessions 6: |
6A |
SOCIALLY CONSERVING: MAKING EFFICIENCY MATTER FOR PEOPLE, APPLIANCES AND PRACTICES
Moderator: Brent Barkett, Navigant Consulting
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6B |
LIGHTNING SESSION: CHANGE SNAPSHOTS: FROM IT TO LAB FUMES, THE UK TO CHINA
Moderator: Bruce Ceniceros, Sacramento Municipal Utilities District
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6C |
SENSING PEOPLES' BEHAVIOR: INNOVATIVE TECHNIQUES TO FIND OUT WHAT'S REALLY HAPPENING
Moderator: Craig Isakow, Johnson Controls
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6D
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LONG-TERM BEHAVIOR CHANGE: PERSISTENCE AND ENABLING POLICIES AND TECHNOLOGIES
Moderator: David E. Blockstein, Council of Energy Research and Education Leaders, National Council for Science & Environment
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6E
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STANFORD PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT: FOUNDATION TO IMPLEMENTATION
Moderator: June Flora, Stanford University
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6F |
THE SUM IS GREATER THAN ITS PARTS: SUCCESSFUL PARTNERSHIP MODELS
Moderator: Cathy DuBois, Kent State University
David DuBois, |
True Market Solutions |
A Social Network to Sustain Commitment in Non-Profit Organizations
Mirele Goldsmith, |
Green Strides Consulting |
Harnessing the Power of the Business / Community Networks to Reach Small Businesses
Olivia Patterson, |
Opinion Dynamics |
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5:15 |
"MADMEN MEETS BECC: 2011 FILM FEST & HAPPY HOUR"
With Host Bill LeBlanc, E Source
Come see some short, entertaining videos & ads, discuss their pros/cons, and talk about better solutions to motivate behavior change. Guaranteed laughs and education. Drinks, hors d'oeuvres can't hurt, either and start promptly at 5:15-Films start at 5:30 and ends around 6:30. |
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7:00 |
PARTICIPANT ORGANIZED SESSIONS |
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FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2 |
8:30 |
Concurrent Sessions 7: |
7A |
SEMI-LIGHTNING SESSION: INFORMATION OPTIONS; INTERFACE/DESIGN AND BEHAVIOR OUTCOMES
Moderator: Kevin Cooney, Navigant Consulting
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7B |
LIGHTNING SESSION: MARKETING AND MESSAGING
Moderator: Rick Diamond, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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7C |
MOVING BEYOND PRICE AS AN INCENTIVE
Moderator: Carl Blumstein, UC CIEE
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7D
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AUDITING, SCORING AND RETROFITTING: WHAT WORKS AND WHAT DOESN'T?
Moderator: Jeannette LeZaks, Energy Center Wisconsin
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7E
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TARGETING LOW INCOME COMMUNITIES
Moderator: Susan Mazur-Stommen, ACEEE
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7F |
DISCOVERING INHABITANTS IN COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
Moderator: Gregg Hardy, Ecova
Dan Lockton, |
Brunel University |
Beyond Occupant Engagement
Christine Hammer, |
Sustainable Design + Behavior |
Getting Down to Business: How On-Site Feedback Unlocks Energy Savings
Anne Dougherty, |
Opinion Dynamics Corporation |
Energy Education as a Cost-Effective Program
Merrilee Harrigan, |
Alliance to Save Energy |
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10:30-12:00 |
Closing Plenary
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 2 |
1:00 – 2:15 PM |
POST CONFERENCE EVENT – Funding The Cutting Edge: National Science Foundation (NSF) and Behavior Research
Join us at a special post-conference event hosted by BECC and the NSF. We'll learn about research funding opportunities at NSF and discuss the future of behavioral science research. Presenters include NSF Deputy Division Director Amber Story and Program Officer David McGinnis, as well as current NSF grant recipients.
Relevant NSF programs include the Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences (SBE) program, Partnerships for International Research and Education (PIRE) and the Science, Engineering and Education Science (SEES) program. Find out how you and your organization can benefit from NSF-funded research programs and help guide the future of behavioral science research.
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POSTER PRESENTATIONS
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 6:15 – 7:15
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- Decreasing College Students' Energy Usage Through a Normative Campaign - Patricia Aloise-Young, Colorado State University
- Adoption of Energy-Saving Technology in the Building Industry - Joy Altwies, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Moving Beyond Community Outreach in a Community-Based Outreach Program - Kessie Avseikova, Opinion Dynamics
- The Role of Initial Rating in Designing Energy Conservation Feedback - Michael Baeriswyl, ETH Zurich
- Smart Home Energy Manager - Driving Persistent Behavior Change with Automation and a Sticky, Adaptive User Interface - John Beane, Honeywell
- Power Smart Pricing - Hourly Pricing for Residential Customers Made Easy - David Becker, CNT Energy
- Envision: Charlotte & Smart Energy Now: Achieving Commercial Efficiency Through Information & Behavior - Candace Damon, HR&A Advisors, Inc.
- The Role of Tenants in Making Rental Towers More Energy Efficient - Runa Das, Ryerson University
- Customer & Environmental Benefits of California Smart Grid Plans - James Fine, Environmental Defense Fund
- Handbills, Mailers, Websites, and Door-to-Door Outreach An Experiment and How-To Guide for Social Marketing - Juri David Freeman, Skumatz Economic Research Associates
- Code-Sper the Friendly Ghost: A Phantom Presence With a Big Impact - Rachel Friesen, PECI
- How Does Behavior Impact the Load Curve . . . And the Other Way Around? The TV Case. - Arnaud Grandjean, EDF R&D
- How "Diffusion of Innovations" Theory Explain Homeowner's Decision in an Innovative House Retrofit Program? - Mohammad Halimi, State University of New York
- Behavior Implications in the Design and Operations of Commercial Buildings - Christine Hammer, Sustainable Design + Behavior
- Driving Behavior Change Through Targeted Messaging - Rachel Hansen, PECI
- Program Design Approaches and Experiences for Behavior Based Efficiency Programs - Jan Harris, Navigant
- People Are People: Environmental Behaviors at Home and at Work - Karen Healey, PECI
- Lessons My Mother Taught Me About HVAC Maintenance - Kristin Heinemeier, Western Cooling Efficiency Center
- Making Home Performance Fun, Easy and Popular - Stuart Hickox, One Change Foundation
- Building Expertise: A System of Professions Approach to Low-Carbon Refurbishment - Kathryn Janda, Oxford University
- A Framework for Relating Behavioral Biases to Energy Policy Options - Thomas Jenkin, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
- Home Performance with ENERGY STAR In-A-Box - Emily Kemper, PECI
- Understanding the Uptake and Impact of Residential Solar Thermal Hot Water Systems on Vancouver Island, British Columbia - Charles Krusekopf, Royal Roads University
- A Preliminary Study of Impact of Occupant Behavior and Climate Change on Energy Use of Office Buildings - Hung-Wen Lin, Industrial Technology Research Institute
- Incentives and the Overjustification Effect in Promoting Sustainable Energy Consumption - Claire-Michelle Loock, ETH Zurich
- The Role of Proximity in Reference Groups in Motivating Persistent Energy Savings - Claire-Michelle Loock, ETH Zurich
- Scenarios to Promote Solar Energy Efficient Technologies, Systems and Practices in rural coastal areas: Policy Developments and Planning Issues - Tibisay Lugo, Consulate General of Venezuela
- The Demand for Recycling Among a Changing Population in Maine - Sarah J. Marrinan, University of Maine; School of Economics
- Untapped Plug Load Energy Savings Opportunities in Two Commerical Offices: Results from a Field Metering Study - Cat Mercier, Ecos
- Filling the Gap: Measuring Americans’ Energy Knowledge and Opinions - Joe Murphy, RTI International
- Community Power! A Utility's Community Approach to Energy Efficiency - Suzanne Oversvee, Snohomish County PUD #1
- Rethinking Cool: Design Guidelines for Climate Control Devices - Daniel Perry, University of Washington
- Modeling Energy User Behavior Change - Katherine Randazzo, Opinion Dynamics Corporation
- Disclosing Practices to Promote Behavioral Change: Students' Perceptions, Values and Environmental Attitudes Toward Energy Use and Conservation - Margarida Rebelo, LNEC
- A Research Agenda for Smart Home Control - Ian Rowlands, University of Waterloo
- Stove Use Monitors (SUMs): Energy Use Verification Devices for Biomass Stoves - Ilse Ruiz-Mercado, Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of California Berkeley
- From Contemplation to Energy Saving Action: Preliminary Test of a New Model of Behavior Change - Olga Sachs, Fraunhofer Center for Sustainable Energy Systems CSE
- Tapping Directly into the Motivations of HVAC Contractors For High Efficiency Practices: Smart Contractors Versus the 'Joe Crash Bangs' - Edward Smyth, KEMA
- The Art and Science of Segmentation: Replicating Segmentation Findings in the California Residential Market - Mersiha Spahic, Research Into Action
- Signaling of Regulator Preferences in California's Energy Efficiency Rulemaking - James Stewart, The Cadmus Group
- A Data Driven, Social Platform for Synchronized Change in Health Behavior - Neil Wasserman, HealthCentive Corp.
- Who Gives a Dam? Mainers' Tradeoff Between Hydroelectricity and Offshore Wind Power - Megan Wibberly, University of Maine School of Economics
- Connecting Awareness to Action in Institutional Settings - Amy Wolfe, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- C-Life - Designing Services for Sustainable Urban Development - Jan-Christoph Zoels, Experientia
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POSTER PRESENTATIONS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, NOON – 1:30 PM
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- Avoiding Double-Counting: A Methodology for Calculating Energy Savings from Behavioral Programs - Brian Arthur Smith, Pacific Gas and Electric Company
- Residential Energy Feedback: A Meta-Analysis and Methodological Review - Anita Au, University of California Irvine
- Perceptions of Mitigation Behaviors: Is Food Choice Overlooked? - Seth Baum, Pennsylvania State University
- Use of Live In-School Theater to Teach Energy Concepts to Children - Ryan Bliss, Research Into Action, Inc.
- Climate Adaptation and Mitigation E-Learning (CAMEL) - An Online Resource and Community for Climate Change Education- David Blockstein, National Council for Science and the Environment
- Lights Off. Game On. The Kukui Cup. - Robert Brewer, University of Hawaii at Manoa
- Getting Funding to Implement Energy Efficiency Projects -- What Behaviors Matter? - Patrick Crittenden, Macquarie University Sydney
- Commercial Retrofit Programs Which Businesses Participate? - Mick Dalrymple, ASU Global Institute of Sustainability
- Transportation Tax Policy Acceptability, Development Perceptions and Perceived Effectiveness: County of Los Angeles, CA and City of Atlanta, GA - Nora Davis, University of California Irvine
- Breaking Out of Voicemail Limbo - How to Make Customers Call You Back - Nicole DelSasso, CNT Energy
- Using Social Technologies to Increase Sharing and Communication around Household Energy Consumption in Low-Income Communities - Mailyn Fidler, Stanford University
- Maine's Power: Collaborative Energy Reduction in Regional Australia - Anne Maree Dowd, CSIRO
- Managing Peak Demand Through Remote Cycling Residential Air Conditioners - Anne Maree Dowd, CSIRO
- Benefits of Data Based Decision Making in Targeting Commercial Efficiency Opportunities - Patsy Dugger, Ecova Consulting
- Sustainable Fleet Management in the USFS - Jacqueline Emanuel, USDA Forest Service
- Effects of Energy Data Feedback Resolution on Energy Consumption Behavior in a Communal Residence Setting - Tawanna Dillahunt, Carnegie Mellon University
- Participatory Climate Change Research: Teens Teaching Teens About Climate Change Behaviors - June Flora, H-Star
- Energy Efficiency Program Marketing, Social Media and Behavior Based Programs Lead - Summer Goodwin, BPA
- Early Adopters of Smart Grid Technologies: New Technology or Tool for Green Decisions? - Christina Hoicka, University of Waterloo
- "Energy Wise" in Rural Alaska - Ellen Kazary, RurAL CAP
- This Isn't Your Father's Utility Anymore Organizational Changes Ahead - Ellen Krohne, Navigant
- The Power of Edutainment: Alliance for Climate Education's Assembly Presentation Impact on Student Knowledge, Attitude and Behavior - Matthew Lappe, Alliance for Climate Education
- Residential PV Adoption: The Significance of Social Networks - Adam Leising, Stanford University
- Influencing the Adoption of ISO 50001 and Superior Energy Performance - Nick Leritz, Ecos Consulting
- Future Vehicle Preferences in Maryland: Lessons from a SP Survey - Michael Maness, University of Maryland
- Impacts of Climate Change Beliefs on Primary Votes for Political Parties at the 2010 Australian Federal Election. - Rod McCrea, CSIRO
- Do I Know You? Community Formation and the Creation of EcoDistricts - Christine Mondor, evolve environment:architecture
- Dancing in the Wind: Do You Do the Weltanschauung? How Consumer Decisions Toward Energy Options May Depend on Worldview - Caroline Noblet, University of Maine
- Real Games: A New Approach to Solving Old Problems - Raj Shukla, Cool Choices
- Resident Acceptance of Energy Monitoring Devices in a Green Building - Troy Simpson, CRED, Columbia University
- Explaining Change in Pro-Environmental Behavior Based on the Theory of Planned Behavior and Norm Activation Model - Nicole Sintov, University of Southern California
- Complete Evaluations of Behavioral Programs What are the Non-Energy Benefits of Educational / Outreach / Behavioral Programs and How Much Do they Affect Program Uptake and Benefit-Cost Results? - Lisa Skumatz, Skumatz Economic Research Associates
- Fail Now! The Power of Small-Scale Qualitative Studies - Carolyn Snyder, Snyder Consulting
- Time-Off for the Earth? Work-Time Reduction and Its Implications for Reducing the Environmental Burden of Household Consumption - Jennifer Theodore, University of Minnesota
- Utilizing a Community-Based Approach to Achieve Greater Deployment of Under-Utilized Commercial Technologies: A Case Study of CERTs' "Become a Wiser Energy Miser" Campaign - Michelle Vigen, University of MN Regional Sustainable Development Partnerships Clean Energy Resource Teams (CERTs)
- Understanding Behavior of New Allies to Formulate Better Efficiency and Climate Policy Options - Kate Zerrenner, Environmental Defense Fund
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