Technological complexity is a technological factor, not a social factor.

All of the above are cultural factors that can influence the adoption of energy efficiency technologies.

Social norms can create a sense of social pressure to adopt energy efficiency technologies, as people may feel that they are expected to do so by their peers.

Government policies can influence the adoption of energy efficiency technologies through a variety of mechanisms, including financial incentives, energy efficiency standards, and information provision.

Adopting energy efficiency technologies can reduce energy consumption, lower energy bills, and increase comfort, but it does not increase pollution.

All of the above are challenges to the adoption of energy efficiency technologies.

We can overcome the challenges to the adoption of energy efficiency technologies by providing financial incentives, providing information, and changing social norms.

Social marketing can play a role in promoting the adoption of energy efficiency technologies by creating awareness, changing social norms, and providing information.

Energy consumption data is a measure of the technological impact of energy efficiency technologies, not the social impact.

Adopting energy efficiency technologies can lead to improved public health, reduced energy poverty, and increased energy security.

Energy efficiency technologies can contribute to sustainable development by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving energy access, and creating jobs.

Cultural barriers to the adoption of energy efficiency technologies can include beliefs about the importance of energy conservation, values related to comfort and convenience, and social norms around energy use.

We can address the cultural barriers to the adoption of energy efficiency technologies by providing information, changing social norms, and developing technologies that are more compatible with cultural values.

Governments can promote the adoption of energy efficiency technologies by setting standards, providing incentives, and educating the public.

Challenges to the widespread adoption of energy efficiency technologies include high upfront costs, lack of information, and social norms.