Energy and Climate Protection in Everyday Life
More than half of the anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions in Germany are directly or indirectly influenced by private households. The decarbonisation of our carbon-based economy and society requires the transformation of infrastructures and production systems as well as far-reaching changes in consumption patterns, lifestyles, and everyday life practices. ISOE aims to support low carbon routines and behaviours by analysing different approaches, potentials, constraints, and limits for change. Housing as an energy-intensive need area constitutes a major focus here, as does the question of how behavioural change and social innovations can contribute towards a climate-friendly and sustainable transformation of the energy system.
- Dissemination of low carbon practices
- Low carbon housing
- Energy use and social justice
- Sustainable consumption
Projects
- Environmental awareness in Germany 2020
- LivingSpaces – Instruments for a needs-orientated usage of the housing stock in municipalities
- NaKoDi – Sustainable consumption and social participation
- PlastX – Packaging and sustainable consumption
- SuPraStadt – Quality of life, participation and resource conservation through social diffusion of sufficiency practices in urban neighbourhoods
- The Blue Angel – Environmental Communication for Children and Young People
- TRI-HP – Trigeneration systems based on multiple renewable sources
- Actor survey on the regional energy concept FrankfurtRhineMain
- Analysis of Job Prospects in Energy Saving Advice
- Analysis of the Program "Bremer modernisieren"
- Approaches to long-term effective power saving advice
- Bio+pro – Target Groups in the Market of Organic Foods
- Climate CO2NTEST – Acceptance and impact of the competition in the Hanover region
- Consumption Styles - Sustainable Consumer Behaviour
- ecobiente - Designing Sustainable Goods more Succesfully
- Ecodesign – ecological design as purchase criterion
- EcoLux – Sustainable Building and Housing in Luxemburg
- EcoTopTen - Ecological Product Innovation and Sustainable Consumption
- Efficient Advice on Electricity Consumption in Private Households
- EiMap – Communication strategy promoting energy-efficient refurbishment during the home purchasing process
- ENEF-Haus – Motivating and Enabling Private Home Owners for Energy Efficient Refurbishment
- EUPOPP - Political Strategies and Tools to Promote Sustainable Consumption
- Evaluation of the "Brennpunkt Heizung" (Focus Heating) Campaign
- Evaluation of the Campaign "Gut beraten starten"
- Evaluation of the Cariteam Energy Saving Service
- Food Change
- Gender and Environmental Awareness
- Gender equality as a contribution to successful climate policy
- Gender Impact Assessement for the BMU
- Gender Impact Assessment for the City of Bremen
- Gender Impact Assessment in Radiation Protection and Environment
- Gender Impact Assessment of the EU-Programme "Enviroment and Sustainable Development"
- Gender Mainstreaming in the National Park Eifel
- Gender Mainstreaming in two Saxon Hospitals
- Gender, Sustainable Consumption and Environmental Load
- Germany under Climate Change
- Homes-uP – Single Family Homes under Pressure?
- Improvement of Marketing Conditions for Green Electricity
- Improving Energy-Efficient Refurbishment of Private Homes
- IndUK – Individual environmental action and climate protection
- Intelliekon – Acceptance of Electricity Consumption Feedback
- JET-SET - Emissions Trading as Social-Ecological Transformation Process
- KlimaAlltag – low carbon lifestyles in the zero emissions city
- Knowledge Transfer for Ecological Innovations
- Modernization of “Blue Angel”
- NaHa – Sustainable Practices in the Workplace and in Everyday Life
- Perception and Acceptance of the Ecolabel “Blue Angel”
- Perspectives of citizen participation in the energy transition – Heat consulting
- Power efficiency classes for households
- PowerFlex – integrating the heating and cooling sector into the electricity market model PowerFlex
- Quali-Set-Praxis - Practical Quality Assurance & Management in Health Promoting Settings
- RARE - Corporate Social Responsibility in Europe
- Renovation 60plus – Age-appropriate approach, advice and support for home and apartment renovation
- Rising Energy Costs, Social Consequences and Climate Protection
- Smart Home from a Customer's Perspective
- Sustainability Audit
- Sustainable Modernisation of Existing Buildings
- Synergies between environmental and social policy
- Target Group Orientation and Gender Specific Design for Consumer Policies
Contact person
+49 69 7076919-19