As　the　capital　of　China,　the　industrialization　and　urbanization　of　Beijing　has　been　in　the　forefront　of　the　nation,　which　has　entered　the　late　stage.　The　proportion　of　the　industrial　sector　has　declined　in　the　energy　consumption　sectors,　while　the　household　sector　has　gradually　increased.　Therefore,　the　focus　of　energy　saving　would　gradually　shift　to　the　household　sector.　While　the　household　energy　consumption　behaviors　of　the　residents　with　different　income　levels　are　different,　the　policy　measures　guiding　energy　saving　behaviors　should　be　varied　too.　Firstly,　basing　on　the　statistical　data　collected,　the　relationships　between　the　Beijing　urban　residents＇　income　and　household　energy　consumption　were　analyzed　using　the　co-integration.　The　results　show　that　the　higher　the　income　of　urban　household,　the　larger　one＇s　household　energy　consumption.　Then,　a　survey　on　the　Beijing　urban　households　of　different　income　has　been　conducted　and　then　the　questionnaires　were　analyzed.　The　results　show　that　there　are　significant　differences　between　the　higher　and　the　lower　income　households　in　energy　consumption　behavior.　The　higher-income　households　tend　to　buy　high　energy-consuming　products.　©　Trade　Science　Inc.