- Smart Home Products and Services
- Global Connected Living
- Residential Security
- Broadband and Entertainment Services
- Smart Energy Management
- CE Devices and Mobility
- Wellness and Independent Living
- Entertainment Content
Consumer Research
Primary ResearchSubscribe TodayThe Parks Points newsletter features all aspects of our research, including smart home, IoT devices, entertainment and digital media, security, energy, health, and consumer data. Subscribe Now | Energy Management and Services in the HomeDownload Table of Contents (PDF) Survey Methodology and Definitions Introducing Energy Monitoring Executive Summary Electricity costs are too high Key demographics reporting electricity costs are too high Actions Taken to Reduce Energy Consumption Home Solar PV Systems Demand Response Program Engagement Time of Use Program Engagement Smart Thermostat Ownership Savings by Estimated Percentage of Bill Savings vs. Expectations Average Price Willing to Pay for All Listed Home Energy Consumption Management Services High Interest in Energy Monitoring Devices Ratepayers: Trying To Pay Less Consumers’ Perception Regarding Monthly Electricity Bill Consumers’ Perception Regarding Electricity Bill by Income Consumers’ Perception Regarding Electricity Bill by Family Size Consumers’ Perception Regarding Electricity Bill by Home Size Energy-Saving Actions Taken Over the Past 12 Months Energy Saving Actions Energy Saving Action Segments Attitudes Towards Home Energy Consumption Attitudes Towards Home Energy Consumption by Consumer Type Energy Management Concepts & Willingness to Pay Valuable Tools of Home Energy Consumption Management Home Energy Consumption Management Value and Willingness to Pay Average Price Willing to Pay for All Listed Home Energy Consumption Management Services Cost You Would Pay for Home Energy Consumption Management Service Cost You Would Pay for Home Energy Consumption Management Service by Income Cost You Would Pay for Home Energy Consumption Management Service by Home Size High Interest in Energy Monitoring Devices Most Likely to Buy Energy Solutions Preferred Source of Energy Monitoring Solutions Preferred Energy Payment Methods Preferred Payment Methods by Willingness to Pay For Home Energy Management Services Familiarity with Energy Services and Programs Type of Electricity Provided by the Provider Energy Program Use Energy Program Use Details Interest in Special Energy Program Enrollment Required Cost-Saving Amount to Participate in Energy Program High Familiarity with Energy Programs Offered EV Owner Familiarity with Special EV Rate Plans Information Source of Special Plan for EV Owners Top Motivation to Participant in Demand Response Program Incentive to Participate in Demand Response Program Duration of Demand Response Event Demand Response Event Experience Reasons for Churning Demand Response Program Reasons for not Participating in Demand Response Program Likelihood of Paying for Energy Monitoring Service Power at Home: Generators, EVs, and Solar Panels Ownership of Major Home Energy Equipment Adoption of Battery Storage Major Home Energy Equipment Ownership by Consumer Type High Familiarity with Major Home Energy Equipment High Intention of Purchasing Major Home Energy Equipment High Intention of Purchasing Major Home Energy Equipment by Consumer Type High Intention of Purchasing Major Home Energy Equipment by Income High Intention of Purchasing Major Home Energy Equipment by Home Size High Intention of Purchasing Major Home Energy Equipment by Attitudes Towards Home Energy Consumption Selling Solar and Charging EVs Most Appealing Purchase Channel of Energy Device Most Appealing Payment Method for Energy Device Purchase Interest Among Solar Intenders who Prefer to Finance the Equipment (31% of all Intenders) Interest Among Solar Intenders who Prefer Upfront Purchase of the Equipment (35% of all intenders) Reasons for Not Purchasing Solar Power Products Purchase Drivers of Solar Panels Likelihood of Purchasing a Plug-in Electric Vehicle in the Future Electric Vehicles Charging Frequency by Locations Smart Thermostats and How They’re Used Smart Thermostat Ownership Smart Thermostat Segments Q4/2022 Smart Thermostat Use Frequency Reasons for Rarely Interacting with Smart Thermostat Monthly Energy Saving by Using Smart Thermostat Consumer Perception Regarding Energy Saving Estimated Monthly Savings by Smart Thermostat Owner/Users Smart Thermostat Disposal When Moving Home Age of Smart Thermostat Smart Thermostat vs. Traditional Thermostat Purchase Drivers Overall Smart Thermostat Purchase Intention Overall Smart Thermostat Purchase Intention Among Those Likely to Move in the next 6 months Households that Don’t Currently Own or Intend to Purchase a Smart Thermostat Reasons for Not Purchasing a Smart Thermostat Factors Increasing Likelihood of Purchasing Smart Thermostat Publish Date: 1Q 2023 Slides: 80 Authored By: Chris White - Research Director Yilan Jiang - Senior Director of Consumer Analytics Sharon Jiang - Consumer Insights Analyst II Yuting Mu - Consumer Insights Analyst I
Published by Parks Associates All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, in any form or by any means, without permission in writing from the publisher. Printed in the United States of America.
Disclaimer |