Más evidencia contra el cambio de hora

En un reciente paper, Kellogg y Wolff dicen que el cambio de hora en Australia no sirvió para reducir la demanda de electricidad, como ya había hecho Kotchen.

Several countries are considering using daylight saving time (DST) as a tool for energy conservation and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, and the United States extended DST in 2007 with the goal of reducing electricity consumption. This paper assesses DST's impact on electricity demand by examining a quasi-experiment in which parts of Australia extended DST in 2000 to facilitate the Sydney Olympics. Using detailed panel data and a difference-in-difference-in-difference framework, we show that the extension did not reduce overall electricity consumption, but did cause a substantial intraday shift in demand consistent with activity patterns that are tied to the clock rather than sunrise and sunset.

Y aquí mientras seguimos escuchando los mismos rollos de siempre. Lo peor de todo no es que nos los cuenten, sino que siga sin haber una evaluación seria de los efectos del cambio de hora...