A new report that gathered 578 pilots involving 5,5 million residential consumers over the past 10 years sheds new light on consumer engagement and learning patterns. The research was commissioned by ESMIG and conducted by VaasaETT in November 2018.
In its new policy framework “the Clean Energy for All Europeans Package”, the European Commission highlights the key and central role of consumers in the global transition to a low-carbon society. It proposes to help consumers save money and energy through better information and give them a wider choice of action when choosing their participation in energy markets.
This study reports on how consumers react to feedback on their electricity and gas consumption and what is the added-value of near real-time data in achieving other customer benefits. It does so by analyzing the biggest database of feedback, dynamic pricing, home automation pilots and commercial roll-outs around the world.
Para leer más ingrese a:
https://esmig.eu/resource/report-role-data-consumer-centric-energy