Research

New research on assessing Enervee Choice Engine® influence on the energy efficiency of consumer product buying decisions

Enervee research reveals how Californians see the world in terms of energy efficiency, EVs and their utilities

Social norm effects are well documented, and have done a great job at driving down antisocial or destructive behaviours. But what happens when the underlying norm highlights how much in the minority the preferred behaviour is?

The Behavior Energy and Climate Change (BECC) 2018 conference opened its doors to social scientists, policymakers and the energy industry, hot on the heels of the IPCC releasing its latest report. Against a bleak backdrop, did the preeminent conference in this space find reason for celebration? Or is 2018 still the year of behaving badly?

Enervee presents its unique view on engaging customers as part of Europe’s prestigious annual energy conference: Eurelectric’s Power Summit ‘18.

No, but it’s high time to shift from mass market incentives to market-based approaches & targeted downstream incentives

Utilities in the pole position to guide car shoppers.

Empirical evidence for a shift from picking to actively choosing preferred products

A glimpse of consumer sentiment (good and bad) towards energy efficiency and their energy providers — 2017.