Behave 2014 - The third European conference on behaviour and energy efficiency

The Behave Technical Steering Committee invites practitioners and researchers to submit papers for review and presentation within the following themes -
Energy reduction through the use of feedback (including development and implementation of Smart Meters)
Community energy programmes: consumption, procurement and production
Transport and mobility
Shifting the timing of energy demand
Energy consumption in organisations (including non-domestic energy use, impacts of behaviour change)
Reducing energy use in buildings (including structural improvements and behavioural changes)
Social practices and energy consumption
Gamification and social media (use of new media to encourage engagement and behaviour change)
Plus there are two special tracks aimed at industry and policy issues -
Industry track: Energy systems and energy reduction technology
Policy track: Interventions and evaluating behaviour change