Does anyone have a good case study on how a CBSM approach was used to overcome cost as a barrier to behavioral change? Specifically, I am thinking about a $5,000 - $15,000 range cost barrier for a comprehensive ("deep") home energy efficiency retrofit. It is one thing to provide low-cost energy assessments, but another to find ways to encourage people to take the next step and implement a retrofit that results in significant energy and cost savings! Please share whatever information you can. Thank you in advance.
Kevin Emerson
Utah Clean Energy
United States
Overcoming Cost as a Barrier
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Hi Kevin,
Try contacting someone at Efficiency Maine. They recently implemented a program targetet for this range of improvement. I would think they'd have some studies to share with you.
Sarah Lachance
Chair
Kennebunkport Conservation Commission
United States
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