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			Emission impossible? - a vision for a low-carbon lifestyle by 2050			No Rating
			23 June 2008		0 Reviews | »rate / review | »read reviews
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			'Emission impossible?' shows how we can take the first steps towards a low-carbon lifestyle and examines how reductions to our personal emissions can help the UK meet the demanding 80 per cent target. 'Emission impossible?'- is also the first step towards the Energy Saving Trust's strategy. The ambitious goals set out here will shape our activity for the next few years, as we begin to focus on making this vision a reality.

	The role of education and schools in shaping energy-related consumer behaviour		No Rating
	16 October 2007	0 Reviews | »rate / review | »read reviews
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	This report explores the extent to which education and schools more generally can deliver behaviour change in a) the long and short term, b) the households of children who are taught about energy, and c) the wider community. The key findings of the Energy Saving Trust commissioned research upon which this work draws can be found below (background documents 1 and 2), full copies of these reports are available from Emma-Louise Hardman (Emma-Louise.Hardman@est.org.uk).
	Market Transformation Model Passenger Car Report		No Rating
	05 November 2007	0 Reviews | »rate / review | »read reviews
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	This report summarises the work undertaken to build and then iterate a Market Transformation model (MTM) for low carbon vehicles in the UK. The Energy Saving Trust market transformation model is a consumer choice model, which predicts the take up of low carbon passenger car technologies (e.g. hybrids, fuel cell vehicles, electric vehicles etc.) in the UK market.