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Assessing the impact of energy coaching with smart technology interventions to alleviate energy poverty

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    2025年1月13日

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  • Joseph Llewellyn,
  • Titus Venverloo,
  • Fabio Duarte,
  • Carlo Ratti,
  • Cecilia Katzeff,
  • Fredrik Johansson,
  • Daniel Pargman

摘要

Energy poverty affects 550,000 homes in the Netherlands yet policy interventions to alleviate this issue are rare. Therefore, we test two energy coaching interventions in Amsterdam: a static information group (n = 67) which received energy efficient products and one energy-use report, and a smart information group (n = 50), which also had a display providing real-time feedback on energy-use. Results across both groups, show a 75% success rate for alleviating energy poverty. On average homes reduced monthly electricity consumption by 62 kWh (33%), gas by 41 m3 (42%), bills by €104 (53%) and percentage of income spent on energy from 10.1% to 5.3%.