Demand Reduction
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One of the most challenging issues for energy policy is to identify how and to what extent demand can be reduced across all sectors of the economy.
The interaction between human behaviour and technology is at the heart of this theme.
Meeting the challenge over the long term, for instance up to 2050, will require input from a wide range of disciplines, ranging from psychology to control engineering.
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The Demand Reduction theme will be guided by the broad question: How much can demand reduction realistically contribute to energy policy goals?
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Latest Research
1. Personal Carbon Allowances (PCA)
 Research Report: Trialling Personal Carbon Allowances
This Research Report investigates the value and feasibility of trialling as a research method to advance understanding of PCA.
2. Carbon Labelling
Background reading and outcomes report of a two day roundtable co-hosted by UKERC and Tesco on May 3-4 2007. The event explored the objectives, methods and research needs around the carbon labelling of products
Briefing Paper: Carbon Labelling: evidence, issues and questions
Appendix
Roundtable Report
3. Traffic Signals
Quick Hit 3: Traffic Signals (174.76 KB)
This brief report shows the carbon savings that could be made by replacing existing incandescent lightbulbs in traffic signals with LED lights
More research outputs
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Demand Reduction Events
The Demand Reduction team has been actively involved in a number of UKERC Meeting Place events:
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Research Links
Our work links with other research, which members of the team are also engaged in:
Carbon Vision Partnership
Food and Climate Research Network
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