Energy Efficiency in Homes

[Jon Eco Research]

Hello all, 

 

In 2021 the chairman of the Environmental Audit Committee described government investment to improve energy efficiency in homes as “woefully inadequate”. To inform investment decisions, we need to better understand whats going on in the minds of the home occupants. 

 

What motivates you the most to increase energy efficiency in your home? 

Would you invest money in home energy efficiency improvements if it took 5 years to make your money back in energy savings?

What is the biggest barrier for you in terms of implementing energy efficiency improvements on your home? 

If successful energy efficiency measures are installed in your home, how do you think this will impact your occupational behaviour?

 

I am conducting a research study in this area. If you would like to participate, please complete this 2 minute questionnaire. Further commentary is also welcome! Thanks in advance. 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeOfPjZfmIaiTIjMfuJ5pl2LdXaJZtiJpBuchpkiL_9IN8nFA/viewform?usp=sf_link 

 

 

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Edited November 9 by nod
Change of mind

[scottishjohn]

like most surveys the questions are loaded to get the answers they want 

when common sense will give  anybody with a half a brain  the answers 

 

 

 

[saveasteading]

16 hours ago, Jon Eco Research said:

I am conducting a research study in this area

@Jon Eco ResearchDo you have anything to declare?

Allegiances, commission, end purpose?

 

[saveasteading]

Interesting reading on the website. I had never heard of UCEM.

Seems to be registered as a charity. Distance learning.

£20M assets. £10M per annum wage bill. 

 

To be fair it has a "good" ofsted report.

So it is legit.

Good means passable.

Edited November 10 by saveasteading