Relationship of Socio Economic Factors (SEF) and Energy Conservation Behavior in India: Empirical Study

Suryawanshi, Pratima; Jumle, A G

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“…Concerning India, in an empirical study, Suryawanshi and Jumle (2016) used a primary survey to highlight the role of socio-economic variables in determining household energy-conservation behaviour. Tyagi et al (2020) surveyed the effectiveness of behavioural interventions in developed countries and discussed their applicability in the context of developing countries.…”

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Technological Innovations, Behavioural Interventions, and Household Energy Conservation

2022

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The threats associated with climate change and the worsening ecological crisis have led to a growing interest in energy-conservation policies. Policymakers across the globe have been scrambling to find cost-effective and sustainable methods to meet the world’s growing energy demands. Traditional policies have so far largely focused on supply-side interventions aimed at encouraging energy efficiency via green innovation and new technologies. However, as several studies have indicated, supply-side policies alone are unlikely to be adequate to achieve the ambitious changes required to make our future sustainable. This review article draws on recent studies in behavioural economics to emphasize the need to reorient public policy towards altering consumer end-uses through behavioural interventions. In an attempt to draw out important lessons for public policy, the article reviews this emerging strand of literature and underlines the complex factors that influence energy consumption in a household.

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Technological Innovations, Behavioural Interventions, and Household Energy Conservation

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Relationship of Socio Economic Factors (SEF) and Energy Conservation Behavior in India: Empirical Study

Abstract: In this research paper focus of the researcher is to study the effects of various

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