Real-time, appliance-level electricity use feedback system: How to engage users?
Published Work 2013 | Energy and Buildings
UCLA ENGAGE investigates how real-time energy consumption feedback can be used as an effective tool for energy conservation. It applies insights from behavioral science to design optimal interventions for changing energy use behavior. It is among the largest behavioral experiments in energy conservation in the United States.
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