Homeowners want to identify their most energy-intensive appliances so they can replace inefficient models and reduce utility bills. They feel frustrated by high costs but hopeful the energy analysis system will show where to cut usage. Users think pinpointing energy hogs will allow swapping appliances to save money over the long run.
Homeowners want to identify their most energy-intensive appliances so they can replace inefficient models and reduce utility bills. They feel frustrated by high costs but hopeful the energy analysis system will show where to cut usage. Users think pinpointing energy hogs will allow swapping appliances to save money over the long run.
Homeowners want to identify their most energy-intensive appliances so they can replace inefficient models and reduce utility bills. They feel frustrated by high costs but hopeful the energy analysis system will show where to cut usage. Users think pinpointing energy hogs will allow swapping appliances to save money over the long run.
User: Homeowners or building managers looking to reduce energy consumption and
save money on utility bills. Says: "I want to know how much energy my appliances are using so I can figure out which ones are the biggest energy hogs and replace them if necessary." Does: Keeps track of utility bills and monitors energy usage of appliances through the energy analysis system. Feels: Frustrated with high utility bills, but hopeful that by using the energy analysis system, they can identify ways to reduce energy consumption and save money. Thinks: "If I can identify which appliances are using the most energy, I can replace them with more energy-efficient models and save money in the long run." Sees: Smart thermostats and other energy-efficient appliances advertised online and in home improvement stores. News articles about rising energy costs and the importance of reducing energy consumption to combat climate change.