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Table 2.2 overview of ENERGISE classification of SECIs
No. of initiatives % of total
initiatives
Sub-national
(e.g. local;
regional)
National/
cross-national
Sustainable
energy
consumption
initiatives
(SECIs)—total
1067
100
398
669
Changes in
technology
284
26.6
101
183
Changes in individual behaviour
513
48
153
360
Changes in
everyday life
situations
123
11.5
56
67
Changes
in complex
interactions
147
13.8
88
59