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eceee 2001 Summer Study on energy efficiency: Further than ever from Kyoto? Rethinking energy efficiency can get us there
Panel Panel 2: Dynamics of Consumption
User involvement in technological innovations: the case of balanced ventilation systems
Harald Rohracher, Inter-University Research Centre for Technology (IFF/IFZ)
Electricity consumption and load control possibilities: residential energy monitoring in Sweden
Gregory North, Lund University
How to double the annual sales of CFLs with energy label A
Peter Karbo, Danish Electricity Saving Trust
Johanne Boelskov, Danish Electricity Saving Trust
Göran Wilke, Danish Electricity Saving Trust
Micro evidence on household energy consumption
Søren Leth-Petersen, AKF
Reducing CO2 emissions by changing private consumption by differentiation of VAT and other taxes on consumption
Ole Thorbek, The Danish Council for Sustainable Energy
Thomas C. Jensen, The Danish Energy Agency
Poul Erik Morthorst, Risø National Laboratory
Thomas Thomsen, The Danish Energy Agency
The Internet: the most important driver for future electricity demand in households
Bernard Aebischer, Centre for Energy Policy and Economics (CEPE)
Frédéric Varone, Catholic University of Louvain
Off. Really off? - Eco-marketing as energy efficiency approach
Klaus Wortmann, Energiestiftung Schleswig-Holstein
Werner Möhring-Hüser, Energiestiftung Schleswig-Holstein
Customer adoption of small-scale on-site power generation
Afzal Siddiqui, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Chris Marnay, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Kristina Hamachi, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Javier Rubio, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
"Help, I need somebody..." - Consequences of a re-regulated competitive electricity market from the customer perspective
Anna Ketola, Lund University
Peter Matsson, Lund University
The learning house
Jonas Honoré, Technical University of Denmark
Morten Elle, Technical University of Denmark
Value chains and energy efficiency measures
Pirkko Kasanen, TTS Institute
Re-assessing no-regret potentials - The example of high efficiency electric motors
Katrin Ostertag, Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research (ISI)
Energy savings by applying the commitment theory
Dominique Flahaut, Agence Régionale de l'Energie (ARENE)
Jean-Michel Graillat, Agence de l'Environnement et de la Maîtrise de l'Energie (ADEME)
Jean-Léon Beauvois, Nice University
Robert-Vincent Joule, Provence University
From technology transfer to market transformation
Carl Blumstein, University of California Energy Institute
Seymour Goldstone, California Energy Commission
Loren Lutzenhiser, Washington State University
What can energy efficiency policy learn from thinking about sex?
Harold Wilhite, Centre for Development and the Environment
Panels of the eceee 2003 Summer Study
Panel 2: Dynamics of Consumption
Panel 1: Assessment of Energy Efficiency Policy
Panel 4: Sustainable Energy Use in Buildings
Panel 3: Mobility and Transport
Panel 5: Energy Efficiency Markets & Financing Mechanisms
Panel 6: Energy Efficiency Under Joint Implementation & The Clean Development Mechanism