Giacomo Marangoni analysed the wealth of data coming from smart meters and energy sensors to identify patterns of behavioral response to information feedback on consumption.
Researchers
Arianna Galliera worked on lab and field experiments, focusing on the decision making process in energy consumption…
Francesco Lamperti was responsible for the evaluation of the relationship between financial stability and climate change and for the design of policies aimed at directing investments towards low-carbon technologies.
Oreane Edelenbosch worked on building a behaviorally founded end use model to connect to the integrated assessment of climate change and energy policies…
Matteo Fontana studied ways to deal with the multiplicity and complexity of data coming from various sources, such as smart meters, social networks, behavioural experiments and surveys.
Mariaester Cassinelli worked as a senior scientific manager, contributing to the management of research activities of the COBHAM project…
Giovanna d’Adda was responsible within COBHAM for the study of the role of behavioral factors in the diffusion of energy conservation practices and in the evaluation of energy efficiency programs…
Yu Gao worked on understanding people’s energy consumption using behavioral tools, and how applying behavioral interventions can help people make better decisions…
Johannes Emmerling studied the role of behavioral traits on energy consumption decisions and the resulting welfare effects, to ultimately implement these findings in Integrated Assessment Models…
Christine Gutekunst used a combination of theory and empirical methods to understand the role of social networks in determining environmental behavior…
Marina Nasiis a freelance journalist who worked on disseminating our work on green nudges…