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The Model of Change: A Way to Understand the How and Why of Change

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Acknowledgments – The work presented in this paper has been supported by The Danish Council for Strategic Research as part of the EcoSense project (11-115331), the Danish Energy Agency project: Virtual Power Plant for Smartgrid Ready Buildings and Customers (VPP4) (no. 12019) and the Danish Ministry of Housing, Urban and Rural Affairs (the Proac project). We would like to thank our partners in these projects for their engagement, collaboration, critical questions and insightful comments that have helped shape the design of the model and guide the direction of this paper.

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