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NORC’s expertise in measuring attitudes and behaviors related to energy and climate can help policymakers navigate competing needs and volatile issues.

Energy consumption affects everything from national security to economic and agriculture policy to the ongoing national debate over climate change. Since NORC’s initial examinations of food and gas rationing during World War II, our researchers have played an integral role in studying energy consumption and informing energy and climate policy.

NORC conducted the Residential Energy Consumption Survey, the most comprehensive source of home energy usage data to date. We also conducted a weekly survey of gasoline and diesel fuel prices from a nationally representative panel of gas stations for the Energy Information Administration. The Associated Press–NORC Center for Public Affairs Research conducted a nationally representative household survey to measure public opinion about key energy issues in the United States. Most recently, NORC’s AmeriSpeak team helped coordinate America in One Room, which convened a representative group of American voters to discuss climate issues.

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AP-NORC/EPIC Poll on Climate and Energy Policy

Respondents in a 2021 poll were increasingly convinced about the science of climate change

Client:

Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago

America in One Room

A “deliberative polling” experiment to bridge American partisanship

Client:

Stanford University