Benchmarking Consumer Energy Profiles - Strategic Implications

Author: Harvey Cohen

Publication Date: 7 Nov 2008

Pages: 32

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Summary

Consumer attitudes towards energy use and rising energy costs are driving changes in the ways consumer live at home and drive in their cars. This report explores consumer research on new opportunities in energy related investments, the impact of changing attitudes towards energy costs, and energy policy challenges facing government agencies. Covering the US and Western Europe, this report marks the first in a series of research reports exploring consumer efforts to apply technology to energy issues in their lives.

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1 Executive Summary
2 Perspectives on the Energy Consumer - A Systems Approach
3 Exploring the Opportunity for Energy Initiated Expenditures
4 Attitudes Toward the Green Evolution
5 Benchmarking the Green Economics - Defining the Metrics
6 Implications for Energy-Related Products and Technologies

6.1 Energy Saving Lighting
6.2 Improved Home Insulation
6.3 Energy Efficient Appliances
6.4 Improved Hot Water Systems
6.5 Supplemental Power Generation
6.6 Energy Efficient Air Conditioning
6.7 Energy Efficient Heating Systems

7 Implications of Income Effects
8 Evolving Automotive Behaviors

8.1 New car Purchases
8.2 Changes in Driving Behaviors

9 Conclusions