A Behavioral Science Perspective on Consumers’ Engagement With Demand Response Programs

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Abstract

Residential electricity demand response programs can play a substantial role in facilitating a sustainable energy transition, but it is important to examine the consumer behaviors necessary to harness this potential. We outline three behavioral dimensions relevant for effective demand response, namely investment, participation, and actual response. We discuss the factors that underpin them as well as possible behavioral interventions to promote demand response behaviors.

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Sloot, D., Lehmann, N., Ardone, A., & Fichtner, W. (2023). A Behavioral Science Perspective on Consumers’ Engagement With Demand Response Programs. Energy Research Letters, 4(1). https://doi.org/10.46557/001c.38831

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