This project will assess trends in household energy in relation to household structure, location, income, age and changes in energy prices. It will draw insights into energy usage patterns and which consumer groups are impacted by energy costs.
When #retrofitting a #home to save #energy and lower #carbon #emissions knowing your #climate zone and best approach is key. The #CRCLCL's new 'Guide to low carbon residential retrofits' helps #homeowners, #builders & #designers make informed decisions: https://t.co/EOVpy2GXeU pic.twitter.com/Juw8Ku7sOw
— Low Carbon Living (@CRC_LCL) August 11, 2019
You can get to an 80% #carbon #reduction in cities in four 'hugely diverse ways', modeled during this #CRCLCL #research and explained in this Towards Zero Carbon: Visions and Pathways video. Watch and learn:
— Low Carbon Living (@CRC_LCL) August 9, 2019
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Our #low carbon #guide for #households has caught @7NewsAdelaide's attention. Our @UniversitySA researcher David Whaley gave his tips on easy ways to lower #energy bills and live #lowcarbon. Watch this space for the news clip! Download the guide here https://t.co/69q5lRECut pic.twitter.com/0czEWG3Tjm
— Low Carbon Living (@CRC_LCL) August 9, 2019
Using data from ABS Household Expenditure Surveys (HES) for 1993-94 and 2003-04 and the Housing Energy Consumption Survey of 2012, this report examines the changing nature of household energy use (electricity, gas, and motor fuel) over the last two decades, and assesses the impact of these...
This report explores aspects of household energy consumption in Australia and the influences that have caused household energy usage to rise, seeking to better inform policy development processes to reduce energy consumption.
Research Snapshot A3 size poster from Participants Annual Forum 2014
