UK Attitudes to Energy Efficiency & Alternative Energy Sources

Content

• Introduction And Background
• Section 1 Executive Summary
• Section 2 Household Interviews
  • 2.1 Section Summary
  • 2.2 Awareness Of Renewable Energy
    • General Awareness
    • Issues Related To Energy
    • Recent Media Campaigns
    • Companies Associated With Renewable Energy
    • Interest In Energy Related Topics
  • 2.3 Attitudes Towards Renewable Energy
    • General Attitudes Towards Energy Sources
    • Large Scale Renewable Energy
    • Micro-Renewable Energy
    • Attitudes Towards Different Types Of Renewable Energy
    • Responsibility For Ensuring Sufficient Energy Supply
    • Attitude Towards Legislations Reinforcing Renewable Energy
  • 2.4 Energy Usage
    • Previous Changes In Energy Usage Behaviour
    • Forecast Changes In Energy Consumption Behaviour
    • Uptake Of Micro-Renewable Measures
    • Motivations And Barriers To Install Micro-Renewable Measures
    • Installation Of New Devices Vs. Behaviour Change
    • Ways To Encourage The Use Of Renewable Energy
    • Energy Services Of Interest
  • 2.5 Transport
    • Awareness Transport Related Issues
    • Awareness Of Energy Sources And Technologies Used In Vehicles
    • Perceived cleanest Alternatively Powered Vehicles
    • clean Technologies Most Likely To Be Adopted
    • Propensity To Purchase Alternatively Powered Vehicles In Next 5 Years
    • Motivations To Purchase Alternatively Powered Vehicles
    • Alternative Technologies Most Likely To Be Purchased
    • Alternatively Powered Vehicle Brands Most Likely To Be Purchased
    • Price Consumers Are Prepared To Pay For Alternatively Powered Vehicles
  • 2.6 Consumer Profiles
• Section 3 Children & Teenagers Focus Groups
  • 3.1 Section Summary
  • 3.2 Awareness Of Renewable Energy
    • Awareness Of Energy Sources And Energy Related Issues
    • Knowledge Renewable Energy Types
    • Companies Associated With Renewable Energy
  • 3.3 Attitudes Towards Different Types Of Renewable Energy
  • 3.4 Energy Usage
    • Choice On Energy Supplier And Micro-Generation
    • Awareness Of Ways To Save Energy
    • Ways To Save Energy Practiced
    • Family Member Using Most Energy
    • Family Member Most Interested In Saving Energy
    • Factors Encouraging Personal Energy Saving
    • Renewable Energy Installation Vs. Behaviour Change
    • Factors Encouraging Use Of Renewable Energy
    • Suggestions For Government On Renewable Energy
    • Suggestions For Energy Suppliers
  • 3.5 Transport
    • Modes Of Transport Used And Number Of Cars In Household
    • Awareness Of Alternatively Powered Vehicles
    • Decision On Mode Of Transport Used
    • Car Purchasing Decision-Making Process
    • Relevance Of Alternatively Powered Vehicles
    • Importance Of Branding
    • Other Important Factors For Alternatively Powered Vehicles
    • Suggestions For Car Manufacturers
    • Suggestions For Government
• Section 4 Industry Experts Interviews
  • 4.1 Section Summary
  • 4.2 Challenges & Inhibitors
  • 4.3 Industry Drivers
  • 4.4 Industry Trends & Dynamics
    • Renewable Energy Sources
    • Energy Usage
    • Micro-Generation
    • Sustainable Energy Measures
    • Transport
  • 4.5 Government Policies
  • 4.6 Perspectives End Consumers
  • 4.7 Future Perspectives
• Section 5 Business Customers Interviews
  • 5.1 Section Summary
  • 5.2 Energy Usage
    • Awareness And Attitudes Towards Different Sources
    • Factor For Choosing Electricity Supplier
    • Use Of Micro-Generation
    • Barriers And Reasons For Uptake Of Micro-Generation
    • Impact On Brand
    • Future Plans
  • 5.3 Property, Building & Development
    • Awareness And Attitudes Towards Different Sources
    • Use Of Energy Saving Building Elements And Ren Energy Installation
    • Barriers And Reasons For Uptake Of Energy Saving Building Elements And Ren Energy Installation
    • Visibility Vs. Performance
    • Impact On Brand
    • Future Plans
  • 5.4 Transport
    • Awareness And Relevance Of Alternatively Powered Vehicles
    • Barriers And Reasons For Uptake Of Alternatively Powered Vehicles
    • Use Of Micro-Generation
    • Impact On Brand
    • Future Plans
• Appendix
• Tables
  • Table 2.2.1 Other Energy-Related Issues
  • Table 2.5.1 Analysis By Age
  • Table 2.6.1 Consumer Demographics
  • Table 3.4.1 Implemented Energy Saving Methods
• Figures
  • Figure 2.2.1 General Awareness Renewable Energy
  • Figure 2.2.2 Analysis By Gender
  • Figure 2.2.3 Analysis By Age
  • Figure 2.2.4 Analysis By Income Group
  • Figure 2.2.5 Analysis By Region
  • Figure 2.2.6 Understanding Of The Term renewable Energy
  • Figure 2.2.7 Awareness Types Of Energy
  • Figure 2.2.8 Issues Related To Energy
  • Figure 2.2.9 Understanding Of The Term carbon Offsetting
  • Figure 2.2.10 Awareness Recent Media Campaigns
  • Figure 2.2.11 Analysis By Gender
  • Figure 2.2.12 Analysis By Age
  • Figure 2.2.13 Analysis By Topics
  • Figure 2.2.14 Analysis By Type Of Media
  • Figure 2.2.15 Companies Associated With Renewable Energy
  • Figure 2.2.16 Names Of Companies
  • Figure 2.2.17 Interest In Energy Related Topics
  • Figure 2.2.18 Analysis By Gender
  • Figure 2.2.19 Analysis By Age
  • Figure 2.2.20 Means Of Information
  • Figure 2.3.1 Attitudes Towards Energy Sources General
  • Figure 2.3.2 Analysis By Region
  • Figure 2.3.3 Analysis By Age
  • Figure 2.3.4 Analysis By Gender
  • Figure 2.3.5 Reasons For Preferring Large-Scale Renewables
  • Figure 2.3.6 Preferred Type Of Large-Scale Renewables
  • Figure 2.3.7 Analysis By Region
  • Figure 2.3.8 Analysis By Gender
  • Figure 2.3.9 Reasons For Preferring Micro-Renewables
  • Figure 2.3.10 Attitudes Towards Nuclear Power
  • Figure 2.3.11 Reasons For Preferring Nuclear Power
  • Figure 2.3.12 Best Energy Source For Society
  • Figure 2.3.13 Reasons For Preferring Wind
  • Figure 2.3.14 Reasons For Preferring Solar
  • Figure 2.3.15 Awareness Of Local Initiatives
  • Figure 2.3.16 Types Of Initiatives
  • Figure 2.3.17 Attitudes Towards Local Initiatives
  • Figure 2.3.18 Comparison Analysis By Initiative
  • Figure 2.3.19 Attitudes Towards Wind Farms In Local Areas
  • Figure 2.3.20 Explanation Of Attitudes Towards Wind Farms
  • Figure 2.3.21 Attitudes Towards Wind Farms Nearby
  • Figure 2.3.22 Attitudes Towards Fuel Cell Buses
  • Figure 2.3.23 Attitudes Towards Local Solar Initiatives
  • Figure 2.3.24 Most Important Issue Related To Energy
  • Figure 2.3.25 Analysis By Income Group
  • Figure 2.3.26 Analysis By Region
  • Figure 2.3.27 Responsibility For Ensuring Sufficient Energy Supply
  • Figure 2.3.28 Analysis By Region
  • Figure 2.3.29 Analysis By Gender
  • Figure 2.3.30 Governments Responsibility
  • Figure 2.3.31 Attitudes Towards Governments Subsidies
  • Figure 2.3.32 Attitudes Towards Laws Related To Renewable Energy
  • Figure 2.3.33 Energy Suppliers Responsibility
  • Figure 2.3.34 General Publics Responsibility
  • Figure 2.3.35 Responsibility Of Individuals
  • Figure 2.3.36 Analysis By Income Group
  • Figure 2.3.37 Large Corporations Responsibility
  • Figure 2.4.1 Changes In Energy Usage Behaviour
  • Figure 2.4.2 Motivations To Change Energy Usage Behaviour
  • Figure 2.4.3 Influence Of Children
  • Figure 2.4.4 Type Of Change
  • Figure 2.4.5 Forecast Changes In Energy Consumption Behaviour
  • Figure 2.4.6 Analysis By Children Living In Household
  • Figure 2.4.7 Analysis By Age
  • Figure 2.4.8 Uptake Of Micro-Renewable Measures
  • Figure 2.4.9 Analysis By Gender
  • Figure 2.4.10 Type Of Renewable Energy Alternatives Installed
  • Figure 2.4.11 Motivations To Install Micro-Renewable Measures
  • Figure 2.4.12 Analysis By Gender
  • Figure 2.4.13 Barriers To Install Micro-Renewable Measures
  • Figure 2.4.14 Micro-Renewable Measures Type Of Information Needed
  • Figure 2.4.15 Installation Of New Devices Vs. Behaviour Change
  • Figure 2.4.16 Analysis By Income Group
  • Figure 2.4.17 Analysis By Gender
  • Figure 2.4.18 Household Member Most Interested In Renewable Energy
  • Figure 2.4.19 Ways To Encourage The Use Of Renewable Energy
  • Figure 2.4.20 Energy Services Of Interest
  • Figure 2.4.21 Willingness To Pay More For Green Energy
  • Figure 2.4.22 Analysis By Income Group
  • Figure 2.4.23 Analysis By Age
  • Figure 2.5.1 Transport Modes Used
  • Figure 2.5.2 Environmental Issues
  • Figure 2.5.3 Awareness Of Energy Technologies Used In Vehicles
  • Figure 2.5.4 Analysis By Gender
  • Figure 2.5.5 Analysis By Car Drivers/Non-Car Drivers
  • Figure 2.5.6 cleanest Alternatively Powered Vehicles
  • Figure 2.5.7 clean Technologies Most Likely To Be Adopted
  • Figure 2.5.8 Propensity To Purchase Alternatively Powered Vehicles
  • Figure 2.5.9 Analysis By Region
  • Figure 2.5.10 Analysis By Gender
  • Figure 2.5.11 Analysis By Income Group
  • Figure 2.5.12 Analysis By Age
  • Figure 2.5.13 Motivations To Purchase Alternatively Powered Vehicles
  • Figure 2.5.14 Alternative Technologies Most Likely To Be Purchased
  • Figure 2.5.15 Alternatively Powered Vehicle Brands Likely To Be Purchased
  • Figure 2.5.16 Price Consumers Are Prepared To Pay For Apvs
  • Figure 3.2.1 Means Of Information
  • Figure 3.2.2 Energy-Related Issues
  • Figure 3.2.3 Renewable Energy Types
  • Figure 3.2.4 Companies Associated With Renewable Energy
  • Figure 3.3.1 General Attitudes
  • Figure 3.4.1 Awareness Of Ways To Save Energy
  • Figure 3.4.2 Family Member Using Most Energy
  • Figure 3.4.3 Family Member Most Interested In Saving Energy
  • Figure 3.4.4 Renewable Energy Installation Vs. Behaviour Change
  • Figure 3.5.1 Numbers Of Cars In Household
  • Figure 3.5.2 Awareness Of Alternatively Powered Vehicles
  • Figure 3.5.3 Means Of Information
  • Figure 5.2.1 General Awareness
  • Figure 5.2.2 Best Source For Society
  • Figure 5.2.3 Electricity Supplier Used
  • Figure 5.2.4 Factor For Choosing Supplier
  • Figure 5.2.5 Use Of Micro-Generation
  • Figure 5.2.6 Analysis By Type Of Company
  • Figure 5.2.7 Consideration Of Micro-Generation
  • Figure 5.2.8 Analysis By Type Of Company
  • Figure 5.2.9 Future Consideration Of Micro-Generation
  • Figure 5.2.10 Investment Over 5 Years
  • Figure 5.2.11 Impact On Company Brand
  • Figure 5.2.12 Analysis By Type Of Company
  • Figure 5.3.1 General Awareness
  • Figure 5.3.2 Best Source For Society
  • Figure 5.3.3 Analysis By Energy Usage Vs. Property, Building & Development
  • Figure 5.3.4 Esbes And Re Installation
  • Figure 5.3.5 Analysis By Type Of Company
  • Figure 5.3.6 Consideration Of Esbes And Re Installation
  • Figure 5.3.7 Analysis By Type Of Company
  • Figure 5.3.8 Future Consideration Of Esbes And Re Installation
  • Figure 5.3.9 Esbes And Re Installation Over 5 Years
  • Figure 5.3.10 Visibility Vs.Performance
  • Figure 5.3.11 Esbes Vs. Renewable Installation
  • Figure 5.3.12 Impact On Company Brand
  • Figure 5.4.1 General Awareness
  • Figure 5.4.2 Relevance Of Apvs
  • Figure 5.4.3 Use Of Apvs
  • Figure 5.4.4 Consideration Of Apvs
  • Figure 5.4.5 Future Consideration Of Apvs
  • Figure 5.4.6 Future Adoption Of Apvs
  • Figure 5.4.7 Impact To Company Brand