Mapping Energy Frames: an Innovative Approach Engaging with New Forms and Types of ‘data’ in Social Media Analysis to Frame Energy Demand

Andrea Mauri; Alessandro Bozzon; Roos De Kok

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Mapping Energy Frames: an Innovative Approach Engaging with New Forms and Types of ‘data’ in Social Media Analysis to Frame Energy Demand

Andrea Mauri, Alessandro Bozzon, Roos De Kok

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Understanding how individuals consume energy is considered to be a fundamental step in improving energy conservation and stimulating energy efficiency. Multiple studies have shown how feedback loops encourage en-
ergy conservation and efficiency among policy makers and citizens. Fischer (2008), for instance, explores the ways in which a sense of competition, social comparison, and peer pressure impels people to adopt better energy consuming behavior. The online platform ‘Social Electricity’ allows citizens to compare
energy footprints with friends, neighbors, or other users. This process, Kamilaris, Pitsillides, and Fidas (2016) argue, affects people’s energy awareness, making them more sensitive to the environment and motivating them to behave more sustainably.
Many other energy-saving applications have been developed
(Albertarelli et al., 2018), which exploit gamification and social
interaction to promote energy-efficient lifestyles.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	From efficiency to reduction. Tackling energy consumption in a cross disciplinary perspective
Editors	Federico Savini, Beatriz Pineda Revilla, Karin Pfeffer, Luca Bertolini
Publisher	InPlanning
Pages	113-147
ISBN (Electronic)	978-94-91937-43-9
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.17418/B.2019.9789491937439
Publication status	Published - 2019

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Mauri, A., Bozzon, A., & De Kok, R. (2019). Mapping Energy Frames: an Innovative Approach Engaging with New Forms and Types of ‘data’ in Social Media Analysis to Frame Energy Demand. In F. Savini, B. Pineda Revilla, K. Pfeffer, & L. Bertolini (Eds.), From efficiency to reduction. Tackling energy consumption in a cross disciplinary perspective (pp. 113-147). InPlanning. https://doi.org/10.17418/B.2019.9789491937439

Mauri, Andrea ; Bozzon, Alessandro ; De Kok, Roos. / Mapping Energy Frames: an Innovative Approach Engaging with New Forms and Types of ‘data’ in Social Media Analysis to Frame Energy Demand. From efficiency to reduction. Tackling energy consumption in a cross disciplinary perspective. editor / Federico Savini ; Beatriz Pineda Revilla ; Karin Pfeffer ; Luca Bertolini. InPlanning, 2019. pp. 113-147

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Mauri, A, Bozzon, A & De Kok, R 2019, Mapping Energy Frames: an Innovative Approach Engaging with New Forms and Types of ‘data’ in Social Media Analysis to Frame Energy Demand. in F Savini, B Pineda Revilla, K Pfeffer & L Bertolini (eds), From efficiency to reduction. Tackling energy consumption in a cross disciplinary perspective. InPlanning, pp. 113-147. https://doi.org/10.17418/B.2019.9789491937439

Mapping Energy Frames: an Innovative Approach Engaging with New Forms and Types of ‘data’ in Social Media Analysis to Frame Energy Demand. / Mauri, Andrea; Bozzon, Alessandro; De Kok, Roos.
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Mauri A, Bozzon A, De Kok R. Mapping Energy Frames: an Innovative Approach Engaging with New Forms and Types of ‘data’ in Social Media Analysis to Frame Energy Demand. In Savini F, Pineda Revilla B, Pfeffer K, Bertolini L, editors, From efficiency to reduction. Tackling energy consumption in a cross disciplinary perspective. InPlanning. 2019. p. 113-147 doi: 10.17418/B.2019.9789491937439

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