A qualitative evaluation of Thirteen resident perspectives on low-carbon technologies in the home

Susan Lorrimer; Rosemary Stubbs; Andrea Mountain; Charlotte Leighton; Edgar Segovia; Paul Van Schaik; Matthew Cotton; Natasha Vall

A qualitative evaluation of Thirteen resident perspectives on low-carbon technologies in the home

Susan Lorrimer
, Rosemary Stubbs
, Andrea Mountain
, Charlotte Leighton
, Edgar Segovia
, Paul Van Schaik
, Matthew Cotton
, Natasha Vall

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This report for Thirteen Group examines resident perspectives on low carbon technologies in the home. Bringing together qualitative work through group and individual interviews with Thirteen residents with computer-aided visualisation with the low carbon home, this report shows uses a Theory of Planned Behaviour model to assess the factors that lead to uptake of heat pumps and other low carbon technologies.

Original language	English
Publisher	Teesside University
Number of pages	25
Publication status	Published - 23 Jan 2023

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