Understanding household electricity saving in Taiwan through the theory of planned behavior: Focusing on differences between user types
Journal
IEEE International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management
Journal Volume
2016-January
Pages
554-558
Date Issued
2016
Author(s)
Abstract
Through a large-scaled quantitative research based on the theory of planned behavior, we intended to find out why people in Taiwan usually do or don't do electricity-saving behaviors at home. Four user types were discovered based on their goal, attitude, and behavior of electricity usage. By understanding the needs of different user types, we can take advantage of knowing users' needs to try to change their attitudes or to increase their energy-saving intentions. © 2015 IEEE.
SDGs
Other Subjects
Energy conservation; Electricity saving; Electricity usage; Quantitative research; Theory of Planned Behavior; User experience; User type; Behavioral research
Type
conference paper