Gatekeepers Changing Consumers’ Behaviour in Energy Consumption
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This document discusses gatekeepers and their role in influencing consumers' energy consumption behaviors. It notes that while many Finns believe climate change is real and serious, changing energy consumption behaviors has proven difficult. It suggests gatekeepers like nurses, cafeteria staff, builders, lifestyle media, and work communities can influence behaviors through everyday interactions, as was done successfully in the North Karelia Project to improve health. The document also outlines the primary energy uses of households, including electricity, gas, heating, housing, transportation, food, and consumer electronics.
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- 1. • Gatekeepers Changing Consumers’ Behaviour in Energy Consumption • Future of the Consumer Society • SESSION A.3: ENVIRONMENTALLY SIGNIFICANT CONSUMPTION • Tuuli Kaskinen, Aleksi Neuvonen, Outi Kuittinen & Roope Mokka • Demos Helsinki
- 2. 90 % of Finns think that climate change is a fact 85 % consider it a serious threat 80 % are ready to take personal action Source: e2, Onpa ilmoja pidellyt, 2007
- 3. From willingness to action through legislation? through improved education and information? through economic incentives?
- 4. Changing people's behaviour and reducing energy consumption has proved to be more difficult than the surveys on attitudes or technical possibilities would imply.
- 5. Well-known Finnish intervention success story has been the improvement of national health (especially cardiovascular/heart diseases) with The North Karelia Project as its prime case.
- 6. Not only better health care services or visible campaigns but also engaging... • nurses at precautionary health care • staff of the cafeterias in schools and work places • food industry • local NGOs • opinion leaders of local communities
- 7. Portin vartijat – E LI KU I N K A T EH D Ä E N ER G I AN S ÄÄS TÖ S T Ä M AH D O L LI S TA
- 8. Statistics Finland or other official instances do not gather data or publish statistics on total energy consumption of households and consumers.
- 10. Primary energy use of households
- 11. Primary energy use of households • electricity, gas and heating fuels
- 12. Primary energy use of households • electricity, gas and heating fuels • housing
- 13. Primary energy use of households • electricity, gas and heating fuels • housing • transportation
- 14. Primary energy use of households • electricity, gas and heating fuels • housing • transportation • food
- 15. Primary energy use of households • electricity, gas and heating fuels • housing • transportation • food • consumer electronics (impact on immediate increase of electricity consumption has been notable)
- 16. Primary energy use of households • electricity, gas and heating fuels • housing • transportation • food • consumer electronics (impact on immediate increase of electricity consumption has been notable) (Mäenpää 2004, 14 & Adato Energia 2008, 37)
- 17. Energy consumption and energy-related decisions are also dependent on time consumption. An average employed Finn uses 4-5 hours per day both at workplace and for free time (Statistics Finland 2008).
- 24. Gatekeepers
- 25. Gatekeepers relevant professionals
- 26. Gatekeepers relevant professionals mediators of public and peer opinion
- 27. Gatekeepers relevant professionals mediators of public and peer opinion both
- 28. Gatekeepers Customer service assistants relevant professionals Cafeteria staff Builders mediators of public “Managers” of everyday and peer opinion Lifestyle media Work communities both
- 29. Gatekeepers are not only top-down decision makers but also people at everyday communication situations. They offer information on new alternatives and persuasive arguments during the decision making process.