Lifestyles and Consumption

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Pohl, Johanna; Höfner, Anja; Albers, Erik; Rohde, Friederike (2021)
Design Options for Long-lasting, Efficient and Open Hardware and Software
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Kern, Florian; Aretz, Astrid; Bluhm, Hannes; Hirschl, Bernd; Kliem, Lea; Rohde, Friederike; Stumpf, Kim Jana; Vogel, Christina; Rubik, Frieder (2020)
Good practice examples for sustainable, socio-ecological economy within planetary boundaries.
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Aretz, Astrid; Pfeifer, Lena (2020)
Three years of Distribute – the evaluation level
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Rupp, Johannes; unter Mitarbeit des BUND (2020)
How sustainable is bioeconomy really? Impulses for a change of perspective for a socially and environmentally just economy
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Heinbach, Katharina; Walter, Jan (2020)
Energetic building refurbishment – Activating homeowners with a refurbishment campaign
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Mohaupt, Franziska; Oels, Angela; Schmidt, Katrin; Folz, Anja; Gährs, Swantje; Zollner, Franziska; Eckerle, Peter (2020)
The perspective of the user groups on making the energy system more flexible
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Hoffmann, Esther; Mohaupt, Franziska (2020)
Joint Storage: A Mixed-Method Analysis of Consumer Perspectives on Community Energy Storage in Germany
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Marken, Gesa; Wagenfeld, Nele; Dangel, Vanessa; Hettich, Elina; Kitzberger, Magdalena; Nestele, Josepha; Rubik, Dr. Frieder (2020)
Purchasing habits and influencing factors when purchasing unpackaged survey findings
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Gährs, Swantje; Deisböck, Alexander; Cremer, Noelle; Cremerius, Paula (2020)
Regional flexibility in households and supermarkets Final report
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Lange, Steffen; Santarius, Tilman (2020)
Smart Green World? Making Digitalization Work for Sustainability
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Design Options for Long-lasting, Efficient and Open Hardware and Software

Good practice examples for sustainable, socio-ecological economy within planetary boundaries.

Three years of Distribute – the evaluation level

How sustainable is bioeconomy really? Impulses for a change of perspective for a socially and environmentally just economy

Energetic building refurbishment – Activating homeowners with a refurbishment campaign

The perspective of the user groups on making the energy system more flexible

Joint Storage: A Mixed-Method Analysis of Consumer Perspectives on Community Energy Storage in Germany

Purchasing habits and influencing factors when purchasing unpackaged survey findings

Regional flexibility in households and supermarkets Final report

Smart Green World? Making Digitalization Work for Sustainability

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