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Source Adapted from Jensen et al. (forthcoming)
Table 2.1 (continued)
Dimension of change Objectives
Methods of
intervention
Consumption area
targeted
Type of output
Type of change
Typology category
Changes in complex
interactions
often expressed as
changes across ‘supply and demand’;
can be development
of new relations
between renewable
energy system providers and users; new
ways of building;
new ways of living,
development of
professional as well
as everyday life practices. often related
to specific locations
often a broad mix,
very often involving
experimentation and
community based
action
often several areas
targeted, and often
across professional
practices (e.g. building, banking, planning) and household
related practices
(with several forms
of energy use)
often a mix of
better performance of buildings
and changes in
energy demand.
often resulting in
new relationships
across professional
and everyday life
domains. often
involving new ways
of planning
often expressed as
changes in several
types of consumption patterns and
as changes in how
practices interlock