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Jack Kelly
Feb 8, 2016, 4:17:07 AM2/8/16
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Forwarded from Sam Staddon (TEDDINET):
Dear all,
We warmly welcome you to submit your contributions to the 1st ever Energy-Feedback Symposium, to be held on the 4th-5th July 2016 at the Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation.
Energy feedback, the provision of energy-consumption information to energy-users, forms a core component of many initiatives that aspire to shift or reduce energy demand. It features in both domestic and non-domestic settings and takes many forms including utility bills, in-home-displays, phones apps, emails from facilities managers, advice from friends and guidance from consumer and business support centres.
This symposium aims to bring together researchers and practitioners interested in the topic of energy-feedback. The event will combine key note speakers from academia and industry (including Sarah Darby, University of Oxford), short paper contributions, group discussion, interactive exercises, and dedicated opportunities to explore future collaborations.
The event will be free to attend and we encourage all those with an interest in this area to consider coming along, whether you want to present research findings or simply to network with others. TEDDINET will cover the costs of travel and accommodation for those selected to present papers and for members of TEDDINET projects.
For participants wishing to speak at this Symposium, a short abstract (max 600 words) is needed by March 1st 2016, full details of which can be found on the symposium website https://teddinet.org/activities/energy-feedback-symposium/
** Please do feel free to pass on this invite to your networks **
We look forward to welcoming you at the event,
Kathryn Buchanan and Sam Staddon
(Symposium organisers)
We warmly welcome you to submit your contributions to the 1st ever Energy-Feedback Symposium, to be held on the 4th-5th July 2016 at the Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation.
Energy feedback, the provision of energy-consumption information to energy-users, forms a core component of many initiatives that aspire to shift or reduce energy demand. It features in both domestic and non-domestic settings and takes many forms including utility bills, in-home-displays, phones apps, emails from facilities managers, advice from friends and guidance from consumer and business support centres.
This symposium aims to bring together researchers and practitioners interested in the topic of energy-feedback. The event will combine key note speakers from academia and industry (including Sarah Darby, University of Oxford), short paper contributions, group discussion, interactive exercises, and dedicated opportunities to explore future collaborations.
The event will be free to attend and we encourage all those with an interest in this area to consider coming along, whether you want to present research findings or simply to network with others. TEDDINET will cover the costs of travel and accommodation for those selected to present papers and for members of TEDDINET projects.
For participants wishing to speak at this Symposium, a short abstract (max 600 words) is needed by March 1st 2016, full details of which can be found on the symposium website https://teddinet.org/activities/energy-feedback-symposium/
** Please do feel free to pass on this invite to your networks **
We look forward to welcoming you at the event,
Kathryn Buchanan and Sam Staddon
(Symposium organisers)
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