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• Tuesday, November 29, Kick-Off & Networking Event
• Wednesday Morning, November 30, Opening Plenary and Concurrent Sessions 1
• Wednesday Afternoon, November 30, Concurrent Sessions 2 (1:45-3:15)
• Wednesday Afternoon, November 30, Concurrent Sessions 3 (3:45-8:00)
• Thursday Morning, December 1, Plenary & Concurrent Sessions 4
• Thursday Afternoon, December 1, Concurrent Sessions 5 (1:45-3:15)
• Thursday Afternoon, December 1, Concurrent Sessions 6 (3:45-7:00)
• Friday Morning, December 2, Concurrent Sessions 7 & Closing Plenary
• Friday Afternoon, December 2, Post Conference Event
• Poster Presentations Wednesday, November 30
• Poster Presentations Thursday, December 1

FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2

8:30

Concurrent Sessions 7:

SEMI-LIGHTNING SESSION: INFORMATION OPTIONS; INTERFACE/DESIGN AND BEHAVIOR OUTCOMES

Moderator: Kevin Cooney, Navigant Consulting

The Influence of Display Medium and Design on Energy-Saving Technology Adoption

Janelle LaMarche,

Fraunhofer Center for Sustainable Energy Systems

Designing Smart Meters for Smart Living

Jan-Christoph Zoels,

Experientia

Eco-Feedback in the Home: What Consumers Want

Rebecca Ford,

University of Otago

The Energy Hub Management System: Enabling and Empowering Energy Managers

Ian Rowlands,

University of Waterloo

Making Saving Energy Social, Fun and Simple

Justin Segall,

Simple Energy

LIGHTNING SESSION: MARKETING AND MESSAGING

Moderator: Rick Diamond, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Are We Barking Up the Wrong Tree? Exploring Difference Among Energy Behaviors

Beth Karlin, UC Irvine

YouTube Video

Who's Still Interested in Energy Efficiency?

Susan Ledlow, Arizona State University, Global Institute of Sustainability

YouTube Video

Shoot for a CFL in Every Socket

Susan Berg, Arizona Public Service

YouTube Video

Taking Energy's Pulse

Martha Russell, Stanford University

YouTube Video

A Cool Approach to Climate Change Mitigation

Kathy Kuntz, Cool Choices

YouTube Video

Does Information About Adaptation to Climate Change Affect Support for Mitigation?

Amanda Carrico, Vanderbilt University

YouTube Video

Island Energy Dashboard: Community Resources Drive Demand for a Home Energy Efficiency Program

Marilyn Ostergren, U of Wash.

YouTube Video

Breaking Open the Black Box of Behavioral Programs

Amanda Dwelley, Opinion Dynamics Corporation

YouTube Video

MOVING BEYOND PRICE AS AN INCENTIVE

Moderator: Carl Blumstein, UC CIEE

Educating the Consumer and Peak Load Shifting: Lessons from the WI Mandatory TOU Experiments

Thomas Heberlein,

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Discounting the Environment: A Negative Impact of Price Discount on Pro-Environmental Behavior

Daniel Schwartz,

Carnegie Mellon

Invest in Energy Efficiency? Homeowner Decision Making and Major Energy Retrofits

Timothy Hendrick,

Oak Ridge National Lab

Smart Grid Sacramento Residential Response to Real-Time Data and Dynamic Pricing

Vikki Wood,

SMUD

AUDITING, SCORING AND RETROFITTING: WHAT WORKS AND WHAT DOESN'T?

Moderator: Jeannette LeZaks, Energy Center Wisconsin

Efficiency Happens When Everyone Can be a Perfect 10: Innovative Changes Enhance Home Energy Performance Scorecards

Frank Rapley,

Tennessee Valley Authority

Home Energy Score Pilots: Homeowner Feedback

Joan Glickman,

U.S. Department of Energy

A Simplified Approach to Visualizing Household Energy Potential

Jennifer Edwards,

Center for Energy and Environment

Leveraging Purchase and Rent Transactions: Building Energy Disclosure and Upgrade Policies

Rebecca Foster,

VEIC

TARGETING LOW INCOME COMMUNITIES

Moderator: Susan Mazur-Stommen, ACEEE

Energy Conservation in Remote Indigenous Communities in Queensland, Australia

Gaylene Whenmouth,

Ergon Energy

Thermostat Behavior in the Low-Income Weatherization Assistance Program

Bruce Tonn,

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

What Accounts for Unusually High Electric Usage among Low Income Customers If It's Not the Fridge or the Climate?

Carol Edwards,

Southern California Edison

DISCOVERING INHABITANTS IN COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS

Moderator: Gregg Hardy, Ecova

Empowering Energy Efficiency in the Workplace through User-Centered Design

Dan Lockton,

Brunel University

Beyond Occupant Engagement

Christine Hammer,

Sustainable Design + Behavior

Getting Down to Business: How On-Site Feedback Unlocks Energy Savings

Anne Dougherty,

Opinion Dynamics Corporation

Energy Education as a Cost-Effective Program

Merrilee Harrigan,

Alliance to Save Energy

10:30-12:00

Closing Plenary

Funding The Cutting Edge: National Science Foundation (NSF) and Behavior Research - NSF Deputy Division Director Amber Story and Program Officer David McGinnis

Bringing it all Home - Recap of Best of BECC 2011, hosted by Rick Diamond, LBNL, and Gene Rodrigues, SCE

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Select a Session Below:

SEMI-LIGHTNING SESSION: INFORMATION OPTIONS; INTERFACE/DESIGN AND BEHAVIOR OUTCOMES

Moderator: Kevin Cooney, Navigant Consulting

LIGHTNING SESSION: MARKETING AND MESSAGING

Moderator: Rick Diamond, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

MOVING BEYOND PRICE AS AN INCENTIVE

Moderator: Carl Blumstein, UC CIEE

AUDITING, SCORING AND RETROFITTING: WHAT WORKS AND WHAT DOESN'T?

Moderator: Jeannette LeZaks, Energy Center Wisconsin

TARGETING LOW INCOME COMMUNITIES

Moderator: Susan Mazur-Stommen, ACEEE

DISCOVERING INHABITANTS IN COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS

Moderator: Gregg Hardy, Ecova

Closing Plenary

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