: Similar to datasets used for modeling residential demand in France (like the Sceaux household dataset), TrackMyWatt focuses on high-frequency (one-minute interval) monitoring to provide accurate feedback. 3. Behavioral Economics & Gamification
: To evaluate how the TrackMyWatt/IN-TRACKS platform uses IoT and gamification to turn energy reduction from a "source of restrictions" into a "fun" social activity. 2. Technological Infrastructure (IoT and Data Analysis)
: In 2022, France saw a 1.7% decrease in total electricity consumption (459.3 TWh), driven by the energy crisis and a push for "sobriety" (energy sufficiency). 2022---TrackMyWatt--to-track-energy-consumption-in-France
: Moving away from the "punitive" aspect of energy sobriety by emphasizing rewards and community progress.
: While macro-level data is available via tools like RTE's éCO2mix , individual consumers often lack actionable, granular insights to change behavior. : Similar to datasets used for modeling residential
The initiative represents a shift from passive energy monitoring to active, social engagement. By combining IoT precision with behavioral psychology, it addresses the "sufficiency" gap necessary for France to meet its 2030 and 2050 climate targets. The energy transition at the heart of a societal transition
: Evidence suggests that micro-level monitoring can effectively quantify geographic and household-specific effects on consumption. : While macro-level data is available via tools
: A core feature of TrackMyWatt is setting up energy-saving challenges between friends and family.