Abstract 'Energy sufficiency'involves reducing consumption of energy services in order to
minimise the associated environmental impacts. This may either be through individual …

This paper reviews the empirical literature that provides a correlation between the different
barriers to energy efficiency and consumer behavior related to two domains. It evaluates …

Isolated environmental campaigns focusing on defined target behaviors are rolled out to
millions of households every year. Yet it is still unclear whether these programs trigger cross …

Indirect rebound effects on the consumer level occur when potential greenhouse gas
emission savings from the usage of more efficient technologies or more sufficient …

Maintaining sustainable consumer behaviours is necessary for both mitigating
environmental problems and the success of sustainable businesses. However, to date, the …

This paper develops a theoretical model of consumer demand for an energy conservation
program that involves non-binding, self-set goals. We present evidence from a Northern …

The rebound effect denotes an offset in energy savings that occurs when an individual
increases consumption of a good or service following an increase in its efficiency. It has both …

Most model studies focus on technical solutions in order to meet the 2° C climate target,
such as renewable, carbon capture and energy efficiency technologies. Such studies show …

This paper provides experimental evidence that behavioral interventions spill over to
untreated sectors by altering consumer choice. We use a randomized controlled trial and …

The extent to which adopting energy-efficient technologies results in energy savings
depends on how such technologies are used, and how monetary savings from energy …