Environmental Studies and Forestry

The energy crisis differentially impacted Swiss and German citizens’ energy literacy and efficiency preferences but not their support for climate policies

N. L. Frings, J. F. Helm, et al.

This preregistered study by Nina L. Frings, Jessica F. Helm, and Ulf J. J. Hahnel explores how the 2022/2023 energy crisis has influenced climate-related judgments and decisions in Germany and Switzerland. The findings reveal notable impacts on energy-efficiency preferences and public support for renewable energy, even amid fluctuating attention to these issues.

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