The FEEDBACK project

Project Details

Description

The FEEDBACK-project is concerned with motivated energy consumption in private households. The goal is i) to develop and test out new concepts for communication from the electrical power instrustry to consumers (feedback) and ii) to investigate whether on-line feedback on energy consumption results in energy saving. The project consists of three related sub-projects and Aalborg University is responsible for developing prototypes providing on-line information on energy comsumption. The process is based on user-driven innovation with eight families. The developed prototypes will be installed and tested in 120 Danish households in 2006-2007. The project is funded by the Danish Energy Net (http://www.danskenergy.net/Web/Indhold/English/English). The project is a cooperation between Aalborg University, Aarhus Business School, Akf (institute of local government studies, Denmark), Zonith A/S, NOE & Sydvest energy (two electrical power enterprises), midtvest bredbånd (broadband enterprise), energy piano, and B&O. Participants from Aalborg University: Ellen Christiansen & Anne Marie Kanstrup.
StatusFinished
Effective start/end date02/02/200631/12/2008

Funding

  • AKF, Amternes og kommunernes forskningsinstitut og Dansk Energi Net

Keywords

  • user driven innovation
  • feedback
  • electricity consumption
  • private households

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