Agenda at a Glance

(as of July 18, 2025)

See  detailed “Sessions and Speakers” list below the at-a-glance table.

Sunday, Nov 2

1:00 PM- 5:00 PM Pre-Conference Workshops
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Networking Meetup at Hotel
Monday, Nov 3
7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Wellness Activities
7:45 AM – 8:45 AM Continental Breakfast
8:45 AM – 9:45 AM Opening Plenary
9:45 AM – 10:15 AM Break
10:15 AM – 11:30 AM Breakout Sessions 1
11:30 AM – 12:45 PM Lunch
12:45 PM – 2:00 PM Breakout Sessions 2
2:00 PM – 2:30 PM Break
2:30 PM – 3:45 PM Breakout Sessions 3
4:00 PM – 5:15 PM Solutions Sessions + Informal Sessions
5:15 PM – 6:30 PM Music Night
6:45 PM – 8:00 PM Networking Dinners
Tuesday, Nov 4
7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Wellness Activities
7:45 AM – 8:45 AM Continental Breakfast
8:45 AM – 9:45 AM Spotlight Sessions
9:45 AM – 10:15 AM Break
10:15 AM – 11:30 AM Breakout Sessions 4
11:30 AM – 12:45 PM Lunch
12:45 PM – 2:00 PM Breakout Sessions 5
2:15 PM – 3:30 PM Breakout Sessions 6
3:30 PM – 4:00 PM Break
4:00 PM – 5:15 PM Spotlight Sessions
5:30 PM – 7:00 PM Poster Reception
8:00 PM – 9:30 PM Evening Social
Wednesday, Nov 5
7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Wellness Activities
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM Continental Breakfast
8:30 AM – 9:45 AM Breakout Sessions 7
9:45 AM – 10:00 AM Break
10:00 AM – 11:30 AM Closing Plenary
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Post-Conference Workshops

Sessions and Speakers

As we develop the final schedule, please explore this preliminary list of sessions, presentations, and speakers. Specific days, times, and speakers are subject to change.
As of July 18, 2025

Spotlight Sessions

Local Climate Leadership in an Era of Federal Funding Uncertainty

A conversation with Javier Sancho Velazquez, Head of Global Issues and Innovation at the Delegation of the European Union to the USA

As federal climate funding faces unprecedented challenges, cities across the nation are demonstrating remarkable innovation and determination in advancing clean energy and climate resilience initiatives. This spotlight session brings together sustainability leaders and managers from diverse municipalities to share real-world strategies, creative financing mechanisms, and collaborative approaches that are keeping local climate action moving forward. More details coming soon…

Behavior-Based Programs

Behavioral Platforms that Make Carbon Reduction Count

Moderator: Lauren Bates, Opinion Dynamics
Verified Climate Action At the Street Level: HERO2’s Behavior-Based Carbon Credit Platform – Aurora Khatibi Garrity, UC Berkeley
Clean Energy Factor API Beta Program for Low-Income Households in Southern California – Susan Mazur-Stommen, Indicia Consulting LLC
Whole Home Rewards: Making Efficiency the Foundation of the Customer’s Energy Journey – Emily Kemper, CLEAResult

Community Centered and Equity Driven Climate Action

Moderator: Jeff Domanski, Arch Street Communications
Powering Change: How Microcredit and Women-Led Clean Energy Cooperatives  are Driving Nigeria’s Energy Transition – Nina Malo-Afani, Clean Technology Hub Gift Nwamadu, Clean Technology Hub
Exploring Consumer Decision-Making in Community Solar Programs – Joe Van Clock, Apex Analytics
Democratizing Decarbonization: How to support local governments in promoting community-wide efficiency – Dan Streit, Slipstream

Designing Demand Flexibility That Works for Everyone

Voluntary Residential Demand Response:  Behavior Differences Between Solar and Non-Solar Households – Richard Stuebi, Future Energy Advisors
Turn down for what? Exploring Energy Trade-Offs in California – Shahar Zach, UC Davis Western Cooling Efficiency Center
Flipping the Switch: Permanent In-Home TOU Cues for Peak Energy Reduction – Andre Ramirez, Flick Power
Take a Load Off: Best Practices in Load Flexibility Programs – Katie Evans, ILLUME

Designing Flexible Load Program that Work for Everyone

Loud & Clear: Driving Equitable Climate Solutions Through Inclusive, Multi-Channel Demand Response Notifications – Serj Berelson, Oracle Lindsey McDougall, Austin Energy
Organizational Behavior and Interests in the Design of California’s Load Flexible Future – Margaret Taylor, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Heat Savers: Energy Impacts of a Residential Natural Gas DR Pilot in Pipeline-Constrained Regions – Maria Balvanera, Michaels Energy
California Demand Response to a Governor’s Text Blast – Claire Petersen, Stanford

Equity considerations in program design

The Difference Between Community-Focused and Community-First:  Why It Matters for Program Design – Yasmin Abraham, Kambo Energy Group
Evaluation of a Pilot Program to Identify Strategies for Increasing Incentive Program Participation – Matthew Brooks, University of California, Davis
Lights On, Barriers Down: Reimagining Utility Access for Vulnerable Communities – Andie Gemme, ILLUME

Lightning – Commercial & Industrial Programs

Engaging the Hard-to-Reach: How PG&E’s Business Energy Reports are Empowering Small Businesses – Racheal Sherman, Oracle Contessa (Tessa) Cecilia, PG&E Meghan Pariso, Oracle
Integrating Energy Efficiency with Process Improvement for Greater Impact – Jude Kirstein, Energy 350
Circular Entrepreneurial Orientation: Circular Bricolage and Entrepreneurial Bricolage as Drivers of Firm Performance – Israa Thiab, Rochester Institute of Technology
Tearing Down Barriers to Decarbonization through SEM – Pamela Birkel, North American SEM Collaborative
Cashing out your Register: Leveraging Opportunity Register Metadata for Improved SEM Program Results – Raul Guaracha, CLEAResult Richard Gregg, CLEAResult
Persistence, Persistence, Persistence: Strategies from the SEM Department of Redundancy Department – Dave Hall, Energy 350 Angelica Boehme, Energy 350 Laura Schaefer, Energy Trust of Oregon
How to Achieve Lasting Energy Savings through a Strategic Energy Management Approach – Mark Rubano, Eversource Kyle Kalisz, Eversource Abigail Pierce, Eversource
Decoding Decision Drivers: Understanding What Motivates Energy Management Systems Adoption – Patty Angus, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Energy Gold in a Day’s Work: Facilitating Fast, Fun, and Fruitful SEM Treasure Hunts – Kjell van Zoen, Cascade Energy

Lightning – Residential Programs

Incentivizing Active & Shared Transportation Pilot Program – Krute Singa, Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC)
Folk Labeling and the Usability of Control Interfaces – Kahena Wilhite, UC Davis Energy and Efficiency Institute
Mind the Gap: Behavioral Insights into Utility Program Adoption – Beth Karlin, See Change Institute
Retrofit Rebuilding a Minority Community Church in Roxbury – Marcella Hesser, Northeastern University
Why Aren’t More EV Drivers Smart Charging? Behavioral Insights from Peninsula Clean Energy’s Pilot Program – Phillip Kobernick, Peninsula Clean Energy
Rooted in Community, Ready for the Future: Orlando’s Path to Sustainability and Resilience – Brittany Sellers, City of Orlando

Reducing the Carbon Footprint of Food & Diets

“Brewing” Energy Culture: Improving Energy Efficiency of a Brewery through Change and Strategic Energy Management – Ken Heng See, CLEAResult
Do smaller defaults lead to lighter footprints? Testing a portion-size nudge to reduce meat consumption—but not diner satisfaction—in campus dining – Anaïs Voşki, Stanford University
Maximizing Energy Efficiency in the Food Industry: Smart Prioritization and Lasting Behavior Change – Glen D’Silva, CLEAResult Consulting Inc.

Workforce Development

Nuances of Workforce Development: Integrating Formal and Informal Learning to Catalyze Behavior Change – Elly Bunzendahl, AESC Julie Hayes, JHC (on behalf of EPRI) Steve King, SEI Andrea Garcia-Fernandez, the JPI Group
The Resilient Change-Maker: How Sustainable Leadership Strengthens Energy Efficiency and Drives Behavior Change – Kim Levan, AESC
Behavioral Dimensions of Grid Resilience: ERCOT’s Human-Centered Approach to Weatherization Compliance and System Reliability – Raihan Khondker, ERCOT

Climate Change

Local Adaptation Strategies

Stay Cool PEI – Preparing for Heat Waves, Together – Catherine Wood, Scout Environmental
Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) and Disability Justice – Dominic Bednar, University of California, Irvine Anya Desai, University of California, Irvine
Can exposure to hyper-localized climate information motivate mitigation and adaptation behavior? – Cynthia Frantz, Oberlin College
Climate Resilience Through Community Data: Key Findings from the Central Texas Sustainability Indicators Project – Deidra Miniard, The University of Texas at Austin
“What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger”: Lay beliefs about life hardship impact judgments of climate vulnerability and resilience – Xuwen Hua, Columbia Business School, Columbia University

Equity and Empowerment

Building Effective Social Movements from the Ground Up

Environmental and Social Change through Feedback: engaging with and learning from three different types of communities – Katy Janda, University of Minnesota
Energizing Climate Leaders: A Playbook for Sustained Impact – Lisa Bennett, Self
Individual change through collective action? The Impact of Environmental Protests on Attitudes, Behaviour, and Policy Support in Canada – Cecilia Shang, University of Cambridge

Electrification Challenges and Opportunities

Statewide, Not One-Size: REN Strategies for Equitable Electrification and Community Engagement – Jane Elias, Bay Area Regional Energy Network (Association of Bay Area Governments) Lujuana Medina, Southern California Regional Energy Network (County of Los Angeles) Stephen Kullman, Northern Rural Regional Energy Network (Redwood Coast Energy Authority) Casey Dailey, Inland Regional Energy Network (Western Riverside Council of Governments)
Beyond the Heat Pump: Behavioral Insights for Next-Gen Rate Design – Michaela Pippin, Silicon Valley Clean Energy
Decarbonization at the Neighborhood Scale: Challenges, Learnings and Opportunities in an Emerging Model – Zoe Cina-Sklar, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Decarbonization for All: Leaving No Community Behind in the Electrification Transition – Jennifer Venema, SMUD
Reducing Barriers to Efficient Fuel Switching in Income-Qualified Minnesota Homes – Andy Lick, Slipstream

From Listening to Co-design and Care

Elevating Voices to Craft Equitable Utility Policy and Create a Clean, Affordable Energy Future for All – Courtney Henderson, Hawks Peak Strategies, Inc. Jessica Freedman, Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office, Office of Ratepayer Advocacy
“I’m low income?” Mismatches between customer language and energy program design and navigation – Amanda Dwelley, Beech Hill Research LLC
Post-Engagement That Matters – Lindsey Diercksen, LD Consulting LLC Jessica Yu, LD Consulting LLC Shelley Beaulieu, Dragonfly Consulting Sepideh Rezania, Unrooz Solutions Kirstin Pulles, Unrooz Solutions

Lightning – Equity

Moderator: Mike Soszynski, ADM Associates
Power struggles: Understanding household and community coping strategies and energy needs during long-duration power outages – Mallika Kothari, University of Michigan
Community Skill Building for Climate Policy Participation – Stephanie Siehr, University of San Francisco
Equitably Engaging Hard-To-Reach Communities – Mireya Norman, Hawaii Energy
From Metrics to Meaning: Building a Universal Framework for Energy Poverty – Emily Searl, UC Davis Western Cooling Efficiency Center
Energy Transition Opportunity Program: Empowering High School Students through Energy Education – Elena Grossman, GTI Energy
Leveraging Medicaid and LIHEAP in Orange County – Briana Ancona, Community Action Partnership of Orange County Sylvia Dang, Community Action Partnership of Orange County Christine Baginski, Community Action Partnership of Orange County
Does it hit the same? From Houston to Hoboken – Investigating Impacts of Energy Efficiency Education Programs Across Contexts – Ryan Bliss, ADM Associates, INC.
From Barriers to Breakthroughs: A Year of Solar, Efficiency & Electrification in Low-Income Homes – Alejandro Castelan, MCE Michelle Nochisaki, MCE Ambessa Cantave, GRID Alternatives Bay Area Samantha Carr, City of Richmond

Renewable Energy for All

Power Shift: Tribally-led Renewable Energy – Kelsey Freeman, Stanford University
Power to the People: Energizing Affordable Access via Distributed Solar Projects – Nick Langle, National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
“The Devil They Don’t Know”: The Role of Uncertainty and Risk in Perceptions of Offshore Wind Energy Justice in Southern New England – Emma Korein, University of Delaware

Targeting Programs to Diverse Populations

Unintended Consequences of Priority Program Administration: Utility Case Studies – Kira Ashby, Consortium for Energy Efficiency Wendy Brummer, Pacific Gas and Electric Company Jessei Kanagarajan, Independent Electricity System Operator Morgan Hood, Vermont Gas Systems
Lessons Learned in Equitable Engagement: Utility Program Perspectives – Emily Hogan, Center for Equity and Energy Behavior
Asset Framing and Targeted Universalism: Designing for the People Behind the Programs – Quinn Parker, Encolor Rachel Dortin, The Shared Space Project
Empowering Underserved Communities: Whole Home Energy Management & Flexible Electrification – Caroline Carl, Hawaii Energy

Why some fail and others succeed to engage underserved communities

Strength in Unity: Combining Resource Streams to Assist Income Qualified Customers – Mugi Lukito, SoCalGas
Minecrafting a Future for All: Building Equity in Energy Efficiency – Jennifer Gonzalez, C+C
Centering Community Voices in Equitable Home Energy Planning – Annie Harper, Yale School of Medicine Claire Lee, Operation Fuel
Shining a Light on Solar Programs: Lessons Learned from Illinois Solar for All Grassroots Educators – Miriam Stein, ILLUME
Unlocking Potential: How CBOs Fuel Energy Efficiency in Underserved Areas – Rebeca Barrios-Hurst, CLEAResult

Policy

Lighting – Local Policy and Programs

One-stop-shops for deep renovation – Scalable successes from the European Union – Susan Elliott, ICF Sibyl Steuwer, Buildings Performance Institute Europe (BPIE) Francesco Maria Graziani, Delegation of the European Union to the USA
Policy interventions to accelerate an equitable transition to low-carbon and resilient homes – Yael Nidam, University of California Berkeley
Targeted Energy Policy through Behavioral Elasticities: Subsector Insights from Ghana’s Industrial Sector Using Classical and Machine Learning IV Methods – Philip Kofi Adom, University of Witwatersrand
Climate Resilient Energy Codes – Tristan Grant, New Buildings Institute
Implementing Utility Market Transformation to Drive Stronger Building Performance in Municipalities – Rick Tonielli, ComEd
Navigating Political Uncertainty in Sustainable Transportation – Alan Jenn, University of California, Davis

Market transformation for the hard to reach

Policy, Programs, and Private Pursuits to Propel Market Transformation in the Residential Real Estate Market – Rita Ballesteros, RAB Associates Joan Glickman, ZISolutions Madeline Salzman, Earth Advantage Robin LeBaron, Pearl Certification
Feedback from California communities that use propane on fuel choices and their attitudes towards zero-emission equipment – CHRISTINE ZOOK, TRC
Finding a Magnetic Attraction: How Consumer Insights Can Help Transform the Induction Cooking Market – Elaine Miller, CalMTA/Resource Innovations Clarissa Kusel, CalMTA/Resource Innovations Lisa Pinckney, Copper John Neal, AEA

Next generation localized building performance standards

Clearing the Path: Crafting Effective Benchmarking and BPS Policies for Equitable Decarbonization – Megan Lavelle, Calico Energy Carolyn Sarno-Goldthwaite, ClearlyEnergy Lauren Westmoreland, Stewards of Affordable Housing for the Future (SAHF)
Plugging Into the Future: Data-Driven Insights for Portland’s Building Decarbonization and Resilience – Becky Steckler, ECOnorthwest
Learning from each other: Advancing energy efficiency in buildings through subnational policies in the EU and US – Susan Elliott, ICF
Legacy and Lessons from the last Federal Sustainability policy – Smita Gupta, Resource Innovations – CalMTA

Social Sciences Insights

Building Performance Standards to Enable Energy Reduction

Barriers to Weatherization: A Deep Dive into Small Business Challenges – Stephanie Boucher, Efficiency Vermont
Evaluating Large-Scale Domestic Retrofit Effectiveness in Social Housing – Sharon Bhorkar, Leeds Beckett University

Communities, Culture and Policy

Bridging Individual and Social Identity Gaps: A Multi-Level Identity Work Framework for Energy Transition – Xiao Peng, HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht
Public Policy Enablers of Civic Pro-Climate Behaviour: Visions of the Future in Atlantic Canada – Alex Dandridge, University of New Brunswick
Stop, Collaborate and Listen: Promoting Community Engaged Virtual Power Plants – Eli Alston-Stepnitz, Western Cooling Efficiency Center

Effective Communication

Who chooses to watch funny or scary online climate content, and what are the consequences of this choice? – Rainer Romero-Canyas, Environmental Defense Fund
How Behavioral Science Improves Effectiveness of Energy Efficiency Marketing – Ash Gillis, ICF
From Search to Strategy: Using Online Search Behavior to Drive Smarter Energy Choices – Jessica Payne, C+C
Community Climate Leaders: The Power of Peer-based Dialogues – Meredith Herr, Climate Access

Getting people in and out of their vehicles

Carbon Coins and Commuter Cash: Global Lessons in Incentivizing Low-Carbon Mobility – Aurora Khatibi Garrity, UC Berkeley
Is the Rebound Effect Symmetrical? Evidence from Households Switching Away from EVs – Aviv Steren, UC Davis
Navigating Trends and Inequities in Electric Vehicle-Based Hurricane Evacuation Through Thematic Analysis – Divyamitra Mishra, University of South Florida

Lightning – Social Science Insights

A Behavioral Taxonomy to Inform Residential Program Design – Laney Sullivan, Consortium for Energy Efficiency
Smart home systems and household energy behavior: A systematic literature review – Robert Goedegebure, HU University of applied sciences Utrecht
Impact of Behavioural and Lifestyle Changes on Household Energy Use – Ian Gibson, Natural Resources Canada
Brief exposure to thoughts and actions of others enhances social norms related to climate action – John Petersen, Oberlin College
Crafting Human-Centered Communications to Drive Customer Behavior during Utility Emergencies and Storms – Courtney Henderson, Hawks Peak Strategies, Inc.
Creative Communications to Build Public Support for Battery Storage – Erik Kojola, Action for the Climate Emergency
Citizens Across Four Countries Misjudge the Impact Potential of Climate Policy – Arian Trieb, Technical University Berlin
Driving the Future: Opportunities and Challenges for Renewable Energy-Powered Tractors in German Agriculture – Klaus Menrad, University of Applied Sciences Weihenstephan-Triesdorf at TUM Campus Straubing, Germany
Interactive content drives engagement and program participation in electric utility customers – Elise Baker, ICF

Messengers and Influencers

The Collective Impact of Electrification Influencers – Edith Buhs, Abode Energy Management
Most Christian American religious leaders silently believe in climate change, and informing their congregation can help open dialogue – Stylianos Syropoulos, Arizona State University
Can We Improve the Co-Benefits of Energy Retrofitting the U.S. Building Stock? Insights from U.S. Households and the Construction Industry – Núria Casquero-Modrego, LBNL Iain Walker, LBNL Chrissi Antonopoulos, PNNL

Next Generation Modeling & Cross-Sector Integration for Better Program Design

Behavioral Mapping to Accelerate Multifamily Energy Efficiency Retrofits: Insights from NYSERDA & Irrational Labs Partnership – Lisa Zaval, Irrational Labs
Choice Infrastructure Model: Embedding Behavioral Realism in Residential Energy Adoption Simulations – Katelyn Stenger, Nation Renewable Energy Laboratory
A Framework for Synchronizing Social and Predictive Innovation for Wildfire Resilience – Tracy Mallard, Noblis

Overcoming Public Resistence

Social Acceptance of Geothermal Systems in Western Canada: Perspectives from British Columbia and Alberta – Carlos Gorraez Meraz, Royal Roads University
Risk as Feelings and Trust Mediate American Willingness to Accept New Technologies: From Nuclear Power to Carbon Capture and Storage – Jordana Composto, Princeton University
Solarpunking the Community Benefit Agreement: Community Co-Designed Solar Commons – Kathryn Milun, University of Minnesota Duluth

Segmentation & Measurement

Understanding the Impact of Distributed Energy Resource (DER) Adoption on Customer Electricity Usage Behavior – Nadav Enbar, EPRI
Better Understanding of our Customers and Their Energy Use through Quantile Demographic Analyses – Gregory Romine, Eversource
Understanding and addressing barriers to residential heat pump adoption in cold weather states – Anna Stromwell, Behavioral Insights Team

Using the Right Words to Connect With Different Customer Groups on Energy Efficiency

Empowering All Customers for a Clean Energy Future: SMUD’s Equity-First Behavioral Strategy for Peak Reduction – Dan Fredman, Oracle
Using psychology to influence time of day behavior – a successful case study – Edy MacDonald, SMUD
Motivating Municipal Sustainability: Evidence from Three RCTs on Composting and Home Energy Programs – Griffin Colaizzi, Northeastern University

Technology

Lightning – Technology

A Streamlined Approach to Evaluating Peak Demand Impacts of Building Electrification – Mahsa Safari, Cadmus  Group
Air Source Heat Pump Retrofits: Updating heating load calculation behaviors to control costs – Brittany Farrell, Clean Power Research LLC
Minding the HPWH Gaps: Empowering DIY Homeowner & Small Business Installations – Chris Badger, VEIC
An Updated Approach for Consumption-Based Emissions: EcoDataLab 2.0 – Ben Gould, EcoDataLab
When homeowners lose momentum after an energy audit: Barriers to completing weatherization in the United States Midwest – Claire McKenna, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Electrifying Insights from an Induction Cooktop Loaner Program – Gail Grot, Frontier Energy
EcoSphere: AI-Powered Software for Automated Embodied and Operational Carbon Assessment in Urban Scale – Siavash Ghorbany, University of Notre Dame

Consumer Pathways to Electrification

The Path to Commercial Kitchen Electrification: Changing Behavior in a Stubborn Industry – Richard Young, Frontier Energy Food Service Tech Center
Zonal Equitable Electrification Pilot Findings to Date – Irina Krishpinovich, QuEST, Inc.
No-Interest, No-Hassle, No Problem? Testing a New Model for Electrification Adoption – Isai Reyes, Franklin Energy
Navigating the Home Electrification Journey: Consumer Pathways to Decarbonization – Amanda Dwelley, Beech Hill Research

How Attitudes Towards Technologies Affect Adoption

Siting Solutions: Connecting Big Solar and Storage With Cultural Norms – Jill Cliburn, Cliburn and Associates, LLC
Positive bias towards hydrogen energy technology even when environmental benefits are mixed – Cari Pick, Environmental Defense Fund
From Curiosity to Confirmation: An Innovation-Decision Lens on Home Electrification – Rebecca Ford, See Change Institute
Invisible Costs, Unequal Burdens: Rethinking AI’s Footprint Through a Justice Lens – Miriam Aczel, United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health (UNU-INWEH)

Innovative Applications of AI for End Users

Bridging the Gap: Leveraging AI & Behavioral Science to Advance Energy Equity and Policy Implementation – Majid Ahmadi, EnergyEase
Overcoming DSM Silos with the Power of AI Integrated Behavioral Treatments – Jeff Rouser, Franklin Energy
From Confusion to Clarity: Using GenAI to Demystify Utility Bills and Drive Action – Sophie Sheeline, Opower | Oracle Energy and Water
Overcoming High Bill Anxiety in Electrification Projects with Fine-Tuned GenAI Tools – Selim Mimaroglu, Oracle

Transportation

Bikes, Buses and Fewer Automobiles

Effects of Washington State’s E-bike Subsidy Program on Automobile Travel and Greenhouse Gas Emissions – Don MacKenzie, University of Washington
Understanding the Energy and Environmental Implications of Microtransit Deployment in the San Francisco Bay Area – Susan Shaheen, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Transportation Sustainability Research Center, UC Berkeley
Driving Down Costs: Policy Supporting EV Affordability for TNC Drivers in California – Kabanda Herve Christian Sheja, Center for Sustainable Energy Janet Bowers, Center for Sustainable Energy

Lightning – Electric Vehicle Infrastructure

Encouraging Developers to Install EV chargers in Multifamily Affordable Housing: Insights and Strategies from Interviews with Developers – Grace Lewallen, ACEEE
Optimal behavior-based load balancing under a RE-ToU: Understanding latent classes’ EV charging preferences – Bo-Eun Choi, Korea University
Plugging In or Logging On? How Telework Patterns Shape Workplace EV Charging Acceptance – Amin Akbari, University of California, Irvine
A Systematic Approach to Understanding Barriers to Successful EVSE Projects – Peter Benoliel, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Can workplace charging influence EV adoption in DACs? – Elizabeth Font, Resource Innovations
Driving Equity and Decarbonization: Lessons from Dynamic Rates for EV Charging – Addie Melvin, ev.energy
(Don’t) Just Charge It: Layered Load-shifting Strategies to Manage EV Charging – Sergio Olalla Ubierna, ILLUME
Cost Sensitivity and Charging Choices of Plug-in Electric Vehicle Drivers – A Stated Preference Study – Lu Dong, University of California, Davis
Advancing EV Loading Behavioral Analysis with Low-Barrier Machine Learning Methods: A Case Study – Emily Tansey, Clean Power Research

Public Attitudes Toward Electric Vehicles

Moderator: Scott Hardmann, UC Davis
Exploring Public Opposition and Support for 100% Zero Emission Vehicle Policy – Sina Nordhoff, UC Davis
Insights on the shifting EV driver archetype and the composition of U.S. vehicle market(s) – Sydny Fujita, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
What are the sociocultural and psychological drivers and barriers of electric vehicle adoption? – Helen Joo, Environmental Defense Fund Lachlan Watkins, Vanderbilt University Jacob Rode, University of Cambridge