These slides were used in a webinar on behaviour change and energy management. A recording of the webinar is available on our homepage. http://www.buildingsustainability.net/behaviour-change/webinar.html Getting staff to take action is vital and experience tells us energy savings of more than 10% can be achieved through behaviour change. Key to a successful behaviour change project is keeping all energy management related data in one place and to use a variety of strategies for change. We explain our tools for digital signage, engagement and social interaction with focus on our new release of the Footprint Tracker information system. http://www.buildingsustainability.net
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1. Autumn Webinar SeriesTools for successful Behaviour Change
ProjectsHosts George Bartley & Mikael Soderman
2. How many coal hoppers can we leave empty?Impact of the
behaviour change in Department of Chemistry can be seen on this
chart. This chart is the summation of all the smart meters
connected to the distribution boards in the building. Theblue
average shows a monthly reduction of 25,000kWh = 12.5%. The annual
value of this trend is 30,000. 3. How many coal hoppers can we
leave empty? 4. . new digital and mobile platforms are making
comprehensive and effective programs easier to roll-out and scale
broadly Will an employee engagement platform start to become a
"must" for every company committed to sustainability and
responsibility? 5. All energy information in one place 6.
Information for supporting Behaviour Change At the point of
usePersonal commitmentsNormative messagingDirect Interactions 7.
Practical GuidesPractical approach to behaviour changePromotes
using a wide variety of tools 8. Story 1 : Normative Messaging 9.
Story 1 : Normative MessagingThe competition and league table
proved to be very compelling tools. Kathy Hilton 10. Story 1 :
Normative MessagingThe competition and league table proved to be
very compelling tools. Kathy Hilton 11. Story 2 : Social Diffusion
12. Story 3 : Direct InteractionThe data shows a 26% reduction over
a period of 12 months 13. The Footprint Tracker & Behaviour
Change The BlogLeague TableHints & TipsThe Talking BuildingOur
VoiceCount Me InMobile AppDigital Signage 14. The Talking Building
Taking advantage of the impact of social media Raising awareness
with automatic Twitter messages Energy benchmarks Responses to
questions from Twitter usersFeedback on energy use 15. Our Voice
Information hub for behaviour change 16. Count Me In! Commitment
From intention to action 17. Mobile App Bridging the intention
behaviour gapEncourage interactionPersonalised information 18.
Digital Signage 19. What next?Contact us for live demonstration of
the Footprint Tracker or for consultation on how to start your
behaviour change project. 20. Further reading
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