How does culture influence low-carbon energy transitions? How can insights about cultural
influences guide energy planners and policymakers trying to stimulate transitions …

This review focuses on how culture can complicate and impede attempts at promoting more
efficient, more sustainable, and often more affordable forms of mobility as well as energy use …

The energy cultures framework has had widespread use in studies of the energy-related
implications of habitual behaviour and behaviour change, and to other topics including …

Lifestyles can play an important role in shaping consumer behaviour regarding novel low-
carbon technologies. In this study, we develop a conceptual framework based on lifestyle …

Lifestyle change is a fundamental component of transformative pathways to net‐zero
emissions. Despite the pervasive use of 'lifestyle'as a concept, there is lack of convergence …

Realizing the ambitious commitments of the 2015 Paris Climate Conference (COP21) will
require new ways of meeting human needs previously met by burning fossil fuels …

This paper investigates the potential for consumer-facing innovations to contribute emission
reductions for limiting warming to 1.5° C. First, we show that global integrated assessment …

This paper offers a culturally sensitive analysis of measures to improve the energy
performance of households. Comparing and combining insights from two recent sustainable …

Domestic energy use accounts for more than a quarter of CO 2 emissions in the UK.
Traditional approaches to energy reduction look at direct emissions savings, and …

We explore sociological concepts of lifestyle practices as they relate to sustainable
consumption. Specifically, we investigate how and why consumers may transition toward …