Personalized Energy Priorities: A User-Centric Application for Energy Advice

Clarke, Auren; Thorsnes, Paul; Ford, Rebecca; Sumavsk, Ondrej

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Personalized Energy Priorities: A User-Centric Application for Energy Advice

Ford, Rebecca; Sumavsk, Ondrej; Clarke, Auren; Thorsnes, Paul

Cite this item: Ford, R., Sumavsk, O., Clarke, A., & Thorsnes, P. (2014). Personalized Energy Priorities: A User-Centric Application for Energy Advice. Presented at the HCI International 2014 Conference.

Permanent link to OUR Archive version: http://hdl.handle.net/10523/4949

Date: 2014

Conference: HCI International 2014 Conference, Crete, Greece

Keywords: energy demand management; personalised advice; energy efficiency; choice modelling

Research Type: Conference or Workshop Item (Paper published in proceedings)

Languages: English

Abstract:

This research presents a new web-based application, called Personalised Energy Priorities (PEP), that provides households with personalised and tailored advice on practices or technologies they might adopt to improve the energy efficiency of their home. PEP proceeds in a manner similar to an online energy audit, but combines a user centric design approach with relatively new choice modelling software that allows recommendations to be tailored to individual preferences. The tool also provides links to further information about each energy recommendation, creating a more successful, one-stop-shop for persuasion.

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