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Personal and Contextual Influences on Household Energy Adaptations
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Household Income, Electricity Use, and Rate-Structure Preferences
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Energy Conservation Techniques as Innovations, and their Diffusion
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Reducing Residential Electrical Energy Use: Payments, Information and Feedback
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Review of Utility Home Energy Audit Programs
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