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Actions speak louder than words: Awareness is never enough

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Actions speak louder than words: Awareness is never enough. Welcome. Overview of market failure Prove that awareness doesn't lead to action Practical reality of this Creating action. Types of market failure. Common property Public goods Externalities (positive and negative) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Actions speak louder than words: Awareness is never enough

Actions speak louder than words: Awareness is never enough

Page 2: Actions speak louder than words: Awareness is never enough

Welcome

• Overview of market failure

• Prove that awareness doesn't lead to action

• Practical reality of this

• Creating action

Page 3: Actions speak louder than words: Awareness is never enough

Types of market failure

• Common property

• Public goods

• Externalities (positive and negative)

• Imperfect and asymmetric information

• Increasing returns

• Market power

…Complex issues often require complex solutions.

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Tragedy of the Commons

Each man is locked into a system that compels him to increase his herd without limit - in a world that is limited. Ruin is the destination toward which all men rush, each pursuing his own best interest in a society that believes in the freedom of the commons. Freedom in a commons brings ruin to all.Hardin

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Tragedy of the Commons 2.0

Each man is locked into a system that compels him to increase his herd without limit - in a world that is limited. Ruin is the destination toward which all men rush, each pursuing his own best interest in a society that believes in the freedom of the commons. Freedom in a commons brings ruin to all. Hardin 1968

Each country is locked into a system that compels them to increase their GDP without limit - in a world that is limited. Ruin is the destination toward which countries rush, each pursuing their own best interest in a society that believes in the freedom of the commons. Freedom in a commons brings ruin to all. Holden 2010

Page 6: Actions speak louder than words: Awareness is never enough

Types of market failure

• Common property

• Public goods

• Externalities (positive and negative)

• Imperfect and asymmetric information

• Increasing returns

• Market power

…Complex issues often require complex solutions.

Page 7: Actions speak louder than words: Awareness is never enough

Have you ever..?

Page 8: Actions speak louder than words: Awareness is never enough

The reality of market failure

• Perception is reality – what do businesses think?

• How market failure impacts on the different stages of the business relationship

• How the ENWORKS model overcomes some of these

• Question and answer discussion

Page 9: Actions speak louder than words: Awareness is never enough

General population (100%)

No action taken (67%)

Action taken (33%)

Plan to take action (20%)

• 26% heard of term Resource Efficiency• 82% think it’s a good idea• 54% haven’t changed how they use resources in the recession• 71% haven’t sought advice• 6% couldn’t find what they wanted• 51% believe no barriers to RE• Cost perception

• 33% couldn’t see any benefit from improving their resource efficiency

• 14% plan to take action

• Lack focus

• 85% saw a business benefit• 64 - 75% investment hasn’t resulted in cost reductions• 37% have increased recycling• 33% plan to continue with resource efficiency• Lack focus

• 23% / 46% say resource efficiency is part of their business plan• Lack focus• Low investment• Perception of low return

Page 10: Actions speak louder than words: Awareness is never enough

General population (100%)

No action taken (67%)

Action taken (33%)

Plan to take action (20%)

• 26% heard of term Resource Efficiency• 82% think it’s a good idea• 54% haven’t changed how they use resources in the recession• 71% haven’t sought advice• 6% couldn’t find what they wanted• 51% believe no barriers to RE• Cost perception

• 33% couldn’t see any benefit from improving their resource efficiency

• 14% plan to take action

• Lack focus

• 85% saw a business benefit• 64 - 75% investment hasn’t resulted in cost reductions• 37% have increased recycling• 33% plan to continue with resource efficiency• Lack focus

• 23% / 46% say resource efficiency is part of their business plan• Lack focus• Low investment• Perception of low return

Page 11: Actions speak louder than words: Awareness is never enough
Page 12: Actions speak louder than words: Awareness is never enough

General population (100%)

No action taken (67%)

Action taken (33%)

Plan to take action (20%)

• 26% heard of term Resource Efficiency• 82% think it’s a good idea• 54% haven’t changed how they use resources in the recession• 71% haven’t sought advice• 6% couldn’t find what they wanted• 51% believe no barriers to RE• Cost perception

• 33% couldn’t see any benefit from improving their resource efficiency

• 14% plan to take action

• Lack focus

• 85% saw a business benefit• 64 - 75% investment hasn’t resulted in cost reductions• 37% have increased recycling• 33% plan to continue with resource efficiency• Lack focus

• 23% / 46% say resource efficiency is part of their business plan• Lack focus• Low investment• Perception of low return

Page 13: Actions speak louder than words: Awareness is never enough
Page 14: Actions speak louder than words: Awareness is never enough

General population (100%)

No action taken (67%)

Action taken (33%)

Plan to take action (20%)

• 26% heard of term Resource Efficiency• 82% think it’s a good idea• 54% haven’t changed how they use resources in the recession• 71% haven’t sought advice• 6% couldn’t find what they wanted• 51% believe no barriers to RE• Cost perception

• 33% couldn’t see any benefit from improving their resource efficiency

• 14% plan to take action

• Lack focus

• 85% saw a business benefit• 64 - 75% investment hasn’t resulted in cost reductions• 37% have increased recycling• 33% plan to continue with resource efficiency• Lack focus

• 23% / 46% say resource efficiency is part of their business plan• Lack focus• Low investment• Perception of low return

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Perceptions

• Not relevant

• Threat not opportunity

• Resource efficiency = utility management

• Need to invest in equipment to save energy

• Investment will not reduce costs

• Time consuming

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Achieved savings

Savings from opportunities with zero capital cost

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Clean design Premises Processimprovement

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General population (100%)

No action taken (67%)

Action taken (33%)

Plan to take action (20%)

• 26% heard of term Resource Efficiency• 82% think it’s a good idea• 54% haven’t changed how they use resources in the recession• 71% haven’t sought advice• 6% couldn’t find what they wanted• 51% believe no barriers to RE• Cost perception

• 33% couldn’t see any benefit from improving their resource efficiency

• 14% plan to take action

• Lack focus

• 85% saw a business benefit• 64 - 75% investment hasn’t resulted in cost reductions• 37% have increased recycling• 33% plan to continue with resource efficiency• Lack focus

• 23% / 46% say resource efficiency is part of their business plan• Lack focus• Low investment• Perception of low return