Behavior

Parent: California Institute for Energy and Environment (CIEE)

eScholarship stats: Breakdown by Item for June through September, 2026

ItemTitleTotal requestsDownloadView-only%Dnld
45w3k7bzBehavioral Assumptions Underlying California Residential Sector Energy Efficiency Programs179131667.3%
63k9r489Behavior-Based Energy Efficiency: A Case Study of the Oakland EcoBlock Final Project Report1754612926.3%
89s3b4dgTeenagers as Energy Conservation Stewards: The Dial Down Challenge137449332.1%
0926w85zA Review of Energy Reduction Competitions: What Have We Learned?120269421.7%
6zc6270hMarket Structure and Energy Efficiency: The Case of New Commercial Buildings1018937.9%
5m081406Lessons Learned and Next Steps in Energy Efficiency Measurement and Attribution: Energy Savings, Net to Gross, Non-Energy Benefits, and Persistence of Energy Efficiency Behavior97385939.2%
9779d0tjUsing Experiments to Foster Innovation and Improve the Effectiveness of Energy Efficiency Programs85216424.7%
0231w1cxBehavior and Energy White Papers: Use of Papers and Next Steps80136716.3%
4kq8q8d6Behavioral Assumptions in Energy Efficiency Potential Studies76245231.6%
7rk6m93rA Review of Energy Reduction Competitions: What Have We Learned? (Fact Sheet)76126415.8%
83x1d750Peak Demand Impacts of ResidentialAir-Conditioning Conservation Measures73264735.6%
7h18g009Pursuing Energy-Efficient Behavior in a Regulatory Environment: Motivating Policymakers, Program Administrators, and Program Implementers72314143.1%
0w59p1npBehavioral Assumptions Underlying Energy Efficiency Programs for Businesses69224731.9%
3xf5m51zUsing Experiments to Foster Innovation and Improve the Effectiveness of Energy Efficiency Programs (presentation)64204431.3%
5cx9g8t5The Climate Imperative and Innovative Behavior: Encouraging Greater Advances in the Production of Energy-Efficient Technologies and Services64273742.2%
78h4380gMarket Segmentation and Energy Efficiency Program Design62174527.4%
7sg996s9Process Evaluation Insights on Program Implementation59104916.9%
7n40522nMarket Structure and Energy Efficiency: The Case of New Commercial Buildings44123227.3%

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