Search for dissertations about: "Kajsa Ellegård"
Found 5 swedish dissertations containing the words Kajsa Ellegård.
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1. Boosting behavioral change in residential electricity consumption : demand response programs and feedback
Abstract : As part of realizing national and European climate ambitions, it is imperative to bring about increased energy efficiency and consumption flexibility in the residential sector of the Swedish power market. In addition to governmental policy instruments to this end, market-based measures play an important role in making behavioral change in domestic electricity use happen. READ MORE
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2. Energy Use as a Consequence of Everyday Life
Abstract : Energy use is a part of everyday life and the use of energy is a part of the global climate change. Policy makers urge individuals to change their daily behaviour in order to mitigate climate change and care for our common environment.The dissertation regards daily behaviour as activities performed by individuals. READ MORE
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3. Implementing energy measures in renovations for multi-family dwellings : Influence and practice of professionals
Abstract : Aging buildings will sooner or later be in need of renovation, which opens opportunities to reduce energy use. Even if economically feasible energy measures or technologies exist, they are not always implemented, leading to an energy efficiency gap. READ MORE
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4. Mellan grönt tänkande och vardagligt görande : en hushållsstudie om aktiviteter för hållbar utveckling i fyra svenska kommuner
Abstract : Syftet med denna studie är att undersöka hur hushållsmedlemmar organiserar, uppfattar och genomför sina vardagliga aktiviteter och vilka resurser de använder för att genomföra dessa, i förhållande till visionerna om hållbar utveckling som avmaterialisering. Resurserna antas här innebära såväl materiella resurser, som kunskaper, sociala nätverk och infrastrukturer som människor behöver för att genomföra sina aktiviteter. READ MORE
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5. Everyday mining : Exploring sequences in event-based data
Abstract : Event-based data are encountered daily in many disciplines and are used for various purposes. They are collections of ordered sequences of events where each event has a start time and a duration. READ MORE
