Patterns of Residential Energy Behavior

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Energy conserving behavior of various types of households is compared with consideration given to: conservers, spenders, cool, warm, and average. Energy usage varies considerably. Conservers use the least energy, followed by cool and warm. Different strategies are required for each group.

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Faults, Values and Technical Expertise in a Renewable Energy Citing Dispute

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Increasing controversy has developed over the location of energy producing plants. Emphasis has been on nuclear and coal using plants. An examination of a dispute in a small Michigan town shows the role of expertise. The role of values is preeminent.

Michigan, Quarreling

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The Influence of Price and Attitude on Shifting Residential Electricity Consumption from On-to-Off Peak Periods

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The role of economic incentive in energy conservation by households is examined. Data for time-of-day usage in Wisconsin is used. Consumer behavior is influenced by rewards and punishments. Personal commitment to conserve is significant to behavior.

Surveys, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Consumers, Attitudes, Attitude (Psychology)

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