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Volume 10: Program Design

Panel 10 Overview 10.xi

Creative Information: Tools For Environmental Education and Personal Change 10.1
Kenneth L. Baker, Idaho Department of Water Resources
John Black, Black Design/Creative Consulting

Non-Price Barriers that Impede the Performance of Economically Viable Energy
Conservation Measures in the Norwegian Residential Sector 10.9
Sarita A. Bartlett, Central Bureau of Statistics, Norway

High Performance Industrial Energy Conservation: A Case Study 10.19
Peter B. Cebon, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Evaluation of the Puget Sound Telecommuting Demonstration 10.29
Dee Christensen, Michael Farley, Maureen Quaid and Laurel Heifetz,
Washington State Energy Office (WSEO)

Conservation Effect of Immediate Electricity Cost Feedback on Residential
Consumption Behaviour 10.33
John K. Dobson and J.D. Anthony Griffin, Ontario Hydro

Increasing Energy and Environmental Awareness in the Next Generation: An
Innovative and Cooperative Approach 10.37
Linda Ecker and John McLain, Portland General Electric Company
Jerry Bingold, JLB Associates

Public Perceptions and Preferences on Energy Policy 10.47
Barbara C. Farhar, National Renewable Energy Laboratory

Residential Electrical Equipment Use and Energy Management Attitudes In
Post-Communist Hungary 10.65
David Grafstein and Barry J. Conway, Ontario Hydro

The Organizations' Motivation for Energy Conservation: A Way to Structure the
Market in the Commercial Sector 10.73
Claes Hedenström, Vattenfall AB, Energy Efficiency

Adaptations and Coping: Occupant Response to Discomfort in Energy-Efficient
Buildings 10.83
Judith Heerwagen, University of Washington
Richard C. Diamond, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

Information and Motivational Incentives as a Stand-Alone Energy Conservation
Measure 10.91
Claire A. Hobson and Kathy M. Baker, Bonneville Power Adminstration
James M. Scace, Energard Corporation

The Economics of Cycling Personal Computers 10.97
Jonathan G. Koomey, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
Timothy Oey, Apple Computer, Incorporated
Eric Bergman, Sun Microsystems, Incorporated

Why Are the Energy-Efficient Customers Only 13% of the Market? 10.101
Kerstin Levin Kruse, Vattenfall AB

An Ethnographic Examination of the Role of Energy Efficiency in the Sale and
Purchase of Large Household Appliances in Scandinavia 10.111
Rich Ling and Harold Wilhite, Nordic Center for Resource Studies

Energy Use in Single-Family Houses in a Cold Climate 10.121
Heidi M.J. Melasniemi-Uutela, Statistics Finland

Ninety Years of U.S. Household Energy History: A Quantitative Update 10.125
Bonnie Maas Morrison, Buckman Professor, University of Minnesota

A Comparative Analysis of Energy Demand and Expenditures by Minority and
Majority Households within the Context of a Conditional Demand System 10.135
David A. Poyer, Argonne National Laboratory

Beyond Traditional Approaches to Marketing Energy Conservation: The Espanola
Experience 10.149
Vicky J. Sharpe and David R. Watts, Energy Management and Corporate Relations
Branch, Ontario Hydro

An Inter-organizational View of Implementing Building Standards in Jamaica 10.157
Anne G. Sprunt, City of Berkeley

Effect of Price Increases on Electricity Conservation--Experiments with Customers
in Sweden 10.165
Christina Svalstedt, Vattentall AB, Sweden

Billing Based on Actual Consumption, Feedback and Saving Tips as Means to
Encourage Household Energy Conservation 10.169
Antti Uutela, Ulla Anttila, and Anne Arvola, University of Helsinki,
Department of Social Psychology

The Effects of Better Billing Feedback on Electrical Consumption: A Preliminary
Report 10.173
Harold Wilhite and Rich Ling, Nordic Center for Resource Studies
(Ressurskonsult)

The Person Behind the Meter: An Ethnographic Analysis of Residential Energy
Consumption in Oslo, Norway 10.177
Harold Wilhite and Rich Ling, Nordic Center for Resource Studies
(Ressurskonsult)

The Role of Values and Lifestyles in Consumer Adoption of Natural Gas End-Use
Technologies 10.187
Oliver S. Yu, Bruce MacEvoy, SRI International
Michael Piraino, Gas Research Institute

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