The Application Domain: Energy Sustainability Jason Zietz Holger Dick Center for LifeLong Learning and Design University of Colorado at Boulder.

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The Application Domain: Energy Sustainability Jason Zietz Holger Dick Center for LifeLong Learning and Design University of Colorado at Boulder

Why Does Energy Consumption Need To Be Addressed?  Energy ecosystem in crisis  Increased malaria infections  Risk of species extinction  Power outages  Consumers are largely unaware of how they impact the environment

What Contributes to Energy Illiteracy?  Limited access to energy data  Lack of understanding of core concepts “I only get feedback about my energy use in the form of monthly bills that present complex data that are a month old and are boring and impersonal.” “Even when I understand it, I rarely act.” “I use energy in my home but it’s invisible.”

Typical Energy Bill – “How Things Are”

How Energy Affects the Environment  For every kilowatt*hour,  Approximately 1.1 pounds (.5 kg) of coal are burned  Approximately 3.22 pounds (1.47 kg) of CO2 are released into the atmosphere

Recent Developments in the Energy Domain  Smart Grids  Smart Meters  Advanced Metering Infrastructures  Technical developments such as these allow us to involve people in making good energy usage decisions by informating rather than automating their energy usage behavior

Cultures of Participation  Cultures of Participation = cultural change from passive consumers to active participants and decision-makers  In a Culture of Participation You Cannot Not Participate  Every action has a consequence and influences the environment we are active in  “Passive” activities that appear to have no influence on others may actually be insufficiently providing awareness

Fostering a Culture of Participation Within the Energy Domain  People need to become aware of their participation and the effects of their actions  Cultures of participation have the potential to provide a social environment that can change people’s behaviors  People do not necessarily have to become more active; they need the opportunity to rethink their actions

“How Things Should Be”  …Later this afternoon