Title page for E-project-051109-091938

Project Type IQP

Submission date 2009-05-11

Authors
Andrew Z Keating, CS
Andrew K Labak, CM
Valentina S Polyakova, BE

URN E-project-051109-091938

Division Energy and Resources

Center Copenhagen, Denmark

Sponsor The Science Shop

Title Assessment of Energy Reduction Campaign: An Analysis of the Behavioral and Attitudinal Impacts of an Environmental Initiative in the Danish Municipality of Lyngby-Taarbaek

Advisor
Salazar, Guillermo F., CE

Availability unrestricted

Abstract
This report, prepared for The Science Shop, reviews the impact of an energy reduction campaign upon the attitudes of city employees in the Danish municipality of Lyngby-Taarbaek. This assessment was accomplished through the analysis of energy consumption records from five different municipal buildings, interviews with key informants and information gathered through an internet survey. The campaign had a significant impact upon the attitudes of many municipal employees, although this did not result in energy savings in all cases.

Files
Report.pdf

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Project Type	IQP
Submission date	2009-05-11
Authors	Andrew Z Keating, CS Andrew K Labak, CM Valentina S Polyakova, BE
URN	E-project-051109-091938
Division	Energy and Resources
Center	Copenhagen, Denmark
Sponsor	The Science Shop
Title	Assessment of Energy Reduction Campaign: An Analysis of the Behavioral and Attitudinal Impacts of an Environmental Initiative in the Danish Municipality of Lyngby-Taarbaek
Advisor	Salazar, Guillermo F., CE
Availability	unrestricted
Abstract This report, prepared for The Science Shop, reviews the impact of an energy reduction campaign upon the attitudes of city employees in the Danish municipality of Lyngby-Taarbaek. This assessment was accomplished through the analysis of energy consumption records from five different municipal buildings, interviews with key informants and information gathered through an internet survey. The campaign had a significant impact upon the attitudes of many municipal employees, although this did not result in energy savings in all cases.
Files	Report.pdf