University of Chicago / Energy Institute / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Energy Policy Institute / University of Michigan / University of California / /
IndustryTerm
treatment / involved energy efficiency improvements / energy efficiency measures / energy audit / encouraged / winter gas consumption / control / residential energy use / energy savings / retail energy prices / energy / energy efficiency program / free energy efficiency improvements / high energy burden / energy consumption / energy efficiency investments / electricity consumption / free energy audit / energy efficiency programs / energy efficiency gap / residential energy efficiency program / residential energy efficiency improvements / energy efficiency / energy burden / communications strategies / energy consumption data / /
Organization
UC Berkeley / University of California / Berkeley / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Rockefeller Foundation / Alfred P. Sloan Foundation / University of Chicago / Poverty Action Lab / Center for Local / State / and Urban Policy / NBER / Energy Policy Institute / Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research / Energy Institute / the University of Michigan / /
Person
Michael Greenstone / Walter Graf / Benjamin A. Olken / James Gillan / Matthew Woerman / Dmitry Taubinsky / Catherine Wolfram January / Joachim / Galen L. Barbose / Chris Knittel / Meredith Fowlie / Abhijit Banerjee / Erica Myers / Julia Tobias / Hunt Greenstone / Dan Stuart / Catherine Wolfram / Jesse Worker / Ryan Wiser / Rema Hanna / / /
Position
Worker for excellent research and project management assistance / /
E2e Working Paper 016 Are the Non-Monetary Costs of Energy Efficiency Investments Large? Understanding Low Take-up of a Free Energy Efficiency Program Meredith Fowlie, Michael Greenstone, and Catherine Wolfram