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Top Down, Bottom Up? Strategies to Motivate Individuals, Teams, and Organizations to Save Energy

Top Down, Bottom Up? Strategies to Motivate Individuals, Teams, and Organizations to Save Energy

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An examination of the relationship between energy efficiency adoption rates and business performance, organizational perspectives, non-energy benefits, and human behavior.

Date: 2011
Author:
Authors: Gerald Church
Organization: California Manufacturing Technology Consulting
Strategic Approach: Engagement, Evaluation, Other
Type: General Resource
Author: Gerald Church
Organization:
Organization: California Manufacturing Technology Consulting
Strategic Approach: Engagement, Evaluation, Other
Type: General Resource

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