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This research aimed to investigate how the Australian public's energy preferences may change when information on the costs and carbon dioxide emissions profiles of energy technologies are provided with a view to informing policy makers, technology developers and those in the energy industry. In addition, the research explored the effect of presenting this information in differing formats through the...
Increasing public awareness and understanding of alternative energy sources and related technologies is an essential component of informed decision-making regarding new options of generating energy for a low carbon future. The current study examined the influence of psychological factors (i.e., pro-environmental beliefs, and subjective norms) and the provision of factual information on public support...
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