Nudging example: Local energy company "selected" us and send monthly reports (unsolicited), comparing our energy use to "average" and "efficient" homes of supposedly comparable size. I can't opt out by email, web page, or US snail mail: I have to call them! I'm pretty sure that would be the only department where an actual human being wou…
Nudging example: Local energy company "selected" us and send monthly reports (unsolicited), comparing our energy use to "average" and "efficient" homes of supposedly comparable size. I can't opt out by email, web page, or US snail mail: I have to call them! I'm pretty sure that would be the only department where an actual human being would answer the phone because everything else is automated. I find this off-the-scale irritating.
We always receive updates on how our electrical consumption matches up with my neighbors. I’m always at the bottom of my tier and when I received their comparison it reminds me to turn every light on in the the house. Thanks Con Edison.
Nudging example: Local energy company "selected" us and send monthly reports (unsolicited), comparing our energy use to "average" and "efficient" homes of supposedly comparable size. I can't opt out by email, web page, or US snail mail: I have to call them! I'm pretty sure that would be the only department where an actual human being would answer the phone because everything else is automated. I find this off-the-scale irritating.
We always receive updates on how our electrical consumption matches up with my neighbors. I’m always at the bottom of my tier and when I received their comparison it reminds me to turn every light on in the the house. Thanks Con Edison.