Shaping and Exploiting Technological Opportunities: The Case of Renewable Energy Technology in Sweden

By Anna Bergek. 2002

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Analyzing the functional dynamics of technological innovation systems: A scheme of analysis (2008, background): “…an innovation sys-tem are the actors, networks and institutions (Carlsson and Stankiewicz, 1991) contributing to the overall func-1 tion of developing, diffusing and utilizing new products (goods and services) and processes (cf. Bergek, 2002; Carlsson and Stankiewicz, 1995; Galli and Teubal, 1997).”
Wind Power in Europe: A Simultaneous Innovation–Diffusion Model (2007, background): “Second, past research efforts on the diffusion of wind energy per se have mostly been case studies on the experiences in individual countries and have drawn extensively on qualitative evidence (e.g., Wolsink 1996; Jacobsson and Johnson 2000; Bergek 2002; Garcı́a-Cebrián 2002; Buen 2006), while quant”
Exploring technology paths: The development of alternative transport fuels in Sweden 2005-2020 (2008, background): “the system that creates the new technological system, can be described by a set of innovation system functions [29].”
Functions of innovation systems as a framework to understand sustainable technological change: empirical evidence for earlier claims (2009, background): “Recently a number of studies have applied the system functions approach, which has led to a number of system functions lists in the literature [17–26].”
Functions in innovation systems: A framework for analysing energy system dynamics and identifying goals for system-building activities by entrepreneurs and policy makers (2008, background): “…adhered to established “industry recipes” – in particular with respect to what business they were supposed to be in (pulp and paper vs. electricity production) – and, therefore, favoured technology features improving the quality of the pulp and the flexibility of the pulping process (Bergek, 2002).”
Wind power development in Sweden: Global policies and local obstacles (2007, background): “Bergek [2] and Bergek and Jacobsson [2,3] rely on a so-called innovation systems approach in which technology diffusion is the outcome—not of individual firm decisions—but of the relationships between the actors, markets, networks and legal rules that together make up the ‘wind power innovation syst”
Competition between first and second generation technologies: Lessons from the formation of a biofuels innovation system in the Netherlands (2009, methodology): “Our theoretical approach is based on the work by Carlsson and Stankiewicz [9], Bergek [17], Jacobsson and Bergek [15] and Hekkert et al.”
Functions of innovation systems: A new approach for analysing technological change (2007, background): “By studying feedback loops between functions it is, thus, possible to get a picture of the internal dynamics of the systemQ [30].”