The sustainable diffusion of renewable energy technologies as an example of an innovation-focused policy
By T. Tsoutsos, Y. Stamboulis. 2005
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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Global and Planetary Change
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In Economics and Econometrics
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- Cle-Anne Gabriel
- Marko P. Hekkert
- W. van Sark
- K. McCormick
- T. Kåberger
- E. Deurwaarder
- Christian Bomb
In Global and Planetary Change
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- Understanding the uneven diffusion of building-scale renewable energy systems: A review of household, local and country level factors in diverse European countries (2017, background): “policy or industry) effort devoted to certain solutions, as evidenced by the uneven historical development of for example solar power [11,103], solar thermal systems [20], pellet heating systems [11] and groundsource heat pumps [21] in Europe.”
- What is challenging renewable energy entrepreneurs in developing countries (2016, background): “It has been suggested that an entrepreneurship-enabling policy regime is the key ingredient for the accelerated uptake of renewable energy technologies [117].”
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- Biofuels for transport in Europe: Lessons from Germany and the UK (2007, background): “Once the process has gained momentum, a society may ‘lock-in’ to a technology and may therefore ‘lock-out’ competing technologies (Tsoutsos and Stamboulis, 2005).”