Occupant Participation in Energy Conservation

Feb 12, 2014

This paper reviews existing energy use patterns and the adoption/utilization of energy conservation practices in residential and workplace settings. The intent is to explore the critical human and social dimensions of sustainable building/community design and to understand those characteristics that enhance inhabitant life quality and support long-term energy conservation practices. The paper reports on an initial phase of a project exploring how the use of embedded energy feedback technology is used to inform and support occupant energy-conscious behavior.

keywords: occupant interface, feedback, energy consumption

Author: 
Jean Wineman (University of Michigan)
Erin Hamilton (University of Michigan)
Presented at: 
ARCC/EAAE 2014 International Conference on Architectural Research (Honolulu, HI)
Published & professionally reviewed by: 
Architectural Research Centers Consortium (ARCC)
University of Hawaii at Manoa
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