In order to tap the energy-saving potential of occupants behavior in building sector, the energy efficient measures related to behavioral factors are discussed in the paper. Approach to occupants' behavior driven energy efficiency of buildings is highlighted. Firstly, the behavioral intervention research framework is established and the behavioral intervention trial process is defined. Secondly, the characteristics of the intervention strategies and the applicable ranges are comparative analyzed. Thirdly, the behavior intervention model is set up. The combined with social science analysis method of unknown variables is suggested, and the applications of Game Theory, Opinion Dynamics Theory and Agent-Based modeling technology in quantitative analysis model are described. Finally, the problems and suggestions to be solved in this field are presented. Behavior intervention strategies are references for the government to formulate energy-saving policies, and the behavioral intervention models provide ways for the green upgrading of intelligent buildings. Research results being combined with the Green Action Plan, creating building energy conservation behavior guide mechanism conforming to the national conditions and the green intelligent building system have positive theoretical significance and application value for saving energy, cutting greenhouse gas emissions and fighting climate change.