Towards the design of a mobile application with persuasive elements to increase energy flexibility

Global demand for electricity is set to increase in the coming years, particularly with the growing use of electric vehicles. To avoid consumption peaks, users will need to be more energy-flexible. This article therefore presents an application that aims to help users become more flexible in their energy consumption. To design this application, an initial survey enabled us to identify user profiles. Alongside this, nudges and persuasive techniques were listed that could be used in the application to encourage users to change their behaviour. Several user paths were then designed to adapt the persuasive elements of the application to each user, notably according to their personality traits (Big Five model). Finally, the application, its limitations and prospects are presented.

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2024-10-07
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3673805.3673825
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Innovative Human-Technology Interaction
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Towards the design of a mobile application with persuasive elements to increase energy flexibility

Guillaume Gronier, Louis Deladiennée, Eloïse Zehnder
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Towards the design of a mobile application with persuasive elements to increase energy flexibility

Guillaume Gronier, Louis Deladiennée, Eloïse Zehnder
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Global demand for electricity is set to increase in the coming years, particularly with the growing use of electric vehicles. To avoid consumption peaks, users will need to be more energy-flexible. This article therefore presents an application that aims to help users become more flexible in their energy consumption. To design this application, an initial survey enabled us to identify user profiles. Alongside this, nudges and persuasive techniques were listed that could be used in the application to encourage users to change their behaviour. Several user paths were then designed to adapt the persuasive elements of the application to each user, notably according to their personality traits (Big Five model). Finally, the application, its limitations and prospects are presented.

Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LU)
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 83%
Innovative Human-Technology Interaction
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