-called "energy paradox" or "energy-efficiency gap." First, we build on the previous literature by dividing potential explanations for … the energy-efficiency gap into three categories: market failures, behavioral anomalies, and model and measurement errors …. Second, we posit that it is useful to think in terms of the fundamental elements of cost-minimizing energy-efficiency …

Improving end-use energy efficiency-that is, the energy-efficiency of individuals, households, and firms as they … improving energy efficiency usually rely on the idea that energy-efficient technologies will save end users money over time and … financial basis. We review in this paper the evidence for a range of explanations for this apparent "energy-efficiency gap." We …

-using consumer durables, augmenting Hicks' hypothesis to allow for the possibility that government efficiency standards also induce … direction that lowered the capital cost tradeoffs inherent in producing more energy-efficiency products. In addition, energy … indicate that about one-quarter to one-half of the improvements in mean energy-efficiency of the menu of new models for these …

Improving end-use energy efficiency—that is, the energy-efficiency of individuals, households, and firms as they … improving energy efficiency usually rely on the idea that energy-efficient technologies will save end users money over time and … financial basis. We review in this paper the evidence for a range of explanations for this apparent “energy-efficiency gap.” We …

-called “energy paradox” or “energy-efficiency gap.” First, we build on the previous literature by dividing potential explanations for … the energy-efficiency gap into three categories: market failures, behavioral anomalies, and model and measurement errors …. Second, we posit that it is useful to think in terms of the fundamental elements of cost-minimizing energy-efficiency …