Select a Session Below:

• 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

THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1

7:30

Continental Breakfast & Registration

8:30

Keynote: "The Danish Success Story"

Katherine Richardson, Professor in Biological Oceanography and Vice Dean for Public Outreach, Faculty of Science, University of Copenhagen, Chair, 2009 International Scientific Congress on Climate Change, Copenhagen

9:30

Morning Break

10:00

Concurrent Sessions 4:

UNCOVERING THE KEYS TO ACTION: USING VISIBILITY TO BOOST SUSTAINABLE BEHAVIOR

Moderator: Sara Van de Grift, Opinion Dynamics Corporation

Enabling Sustainable Lifestyles: The Low2No Project in Jatkasaari, Helsinki

Jan-Christoph Zoels,

Experientia

Energymark: A Kitchen Table Approach to Reducing Household Energy Consumption

Anne Maree Dowd,

CSIRO

Putting the COOL Back in Climate: The COOLective Approach to Enabling Community-Based Organizations to Inspire Behavior Change That Reduces Environmental Impact

Dune Ives,

Milepost Consulting

People Change When Their Colleagues Change: Social Media Motivating Action at Work

Susan Hunt Stevens,

Practically Green

LIGHTNING SESSION: PROGRAM OUTCOMES AND LESSONS

Moderator: Gene Rodrigues, Southern California Edison

Energy Upgrade California Home Energy Makeover Contest: Innovative Way to Engage Homeowners, Contractors and Media

Edward Thomas, EGIA

YouTube Video

Keeping Up with the Joneses: Results from Three Comparative Feedback Pilots

Kira Ashby, Consortium for Energy Efficiency

YouTube Video

Out of the Box: Efficiency Research and Next-Era Program Design
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Brian Keane, SmartPower

YouTube Video

It Takes a Village: Using Community Engagement to Encourage Refrigerator Recycling

Nicole Casta, PECI

YouTube Video

Do-It-Yourself Home Energy Efficiency Pilot Project

Paul Markowitz, Efficiency Vermont

YouTube Video

DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSPORTATION-RELATED BEHAVIOR CHANGE PROGRAMS

Moderator: Frances Natasha Sprei, Stanford University

Can Social Norms Drive Change?

Deborah Brannan,

University of Colorado Boulder

Development of a Transportation-Related Behavior Change Campaign

Ursula Vogler,

San Francisco Metropolitan Transportation Commission

Very Small Changes in the Context of Large-Scale Project Delivery

Kevin Luten,

UrbanTrans ANZ

GOVERNMENT REBATES AND INVESTMENT: WHY SOME PROGRAMS WORK AND OTHERS DON'T

Moderator: Kathleen Gaffney, KEMA

Selling Energy Conservation Improvements to a Skeptical Public

Marjorie Isaacson,

CNT Energy

Observations from the State Energy Efficient Appliance Rebate Program (SEEARP)

Lani MacRae,

US DOE

Interactions between ARRA and Utility Customer-Funded Energy Efficiency Programs

Elizabeth Stuart,

Lawrence Berkeley Nat'l Lab

Ethnography of Cool Roof Retrofits: The Role of Rebates in the Materials Selection Process

Susan Mazur-Stommen,

ACEEE

THE IMPORTANCE OF MESSAGING: GETTING THE WORD OUT IN GOOD AND BAD POLITICAL TIMES

Moderator: Sharyn Barata, Itron

The Worst Electricity Crisis Ever: How Tokyo Cut Its Electricity Use 15%

Sho Hirayama,

Jyukankyo Research Institute Inc.

The Importance of Messaging: Getting the message out in good and bad political times

Helena Paulin,

Southern California Edison

Politics and Participation: How Political Campaigners Are Generating Program Participation in California

Sarah Davis,

Draftfcb

HOME ENERGY AUDITS: GETTING THEM RIGHT

Moderator: Peter Love, Ryerson University

Home Energy Audits from the Homeowner Point of View

Rick Diamond,

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Results from a Survey of 500 Home Energy Auditors

Karen Palmer,

Resources for the Future

Understanding the Impact of Evaluators and Advice Strategies on Greenhouse Gas Reductions and the Selection of Energy Efficiency Improvements in the Residential Energy Efficiency Project (REEP)

Christina Hoicka,

University of Waterloo

Rate It and They Will Insulate: The Home Energy Score Program Design

Christa McDermott,

American Association for the Advancement of Science

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Select a Session Below:

Keynote: "The Danish Success Story"

UNCOVERING THE KEYS TO ACTION: USING VISIBILITY TO BOOST SUSTAINABLE BEHAVIOR

Moderator: Sara Van de Grift, Opinion Dynamics Corporation

LIGHTNING SESSION: PROGRAM OUTCOMES AND LESSONS

Moderator: Gene Rodrigues, Southern California Edison

DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSPORTATION-RELATED BEHAVIOR CHANGE PROGRAMS

Moderator: Frances Natasha Sprei, Stanford University

GOVERNMENT REBATES AND INVESTMENT: WHY SOME PROGRAMS WORK AND OTHERS DON'T

Moderator: Kathleen Gaffney, KEMA

THE IMPORTANCE OF MESSAGING: GETTING THE WORD OUT IN GOOD AND BAD POLITICAL TIMES

Moderator: Sharyn Barata, Itron

HOME ENERGY AUDITS: GETTING THEM RIGHT

Moderator: Peter Love, Ryerson University

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