Distributed photovoltaic generation in Argentina: An analysis based on the technical innovation system framework

Schaube, Philipp; Ise, Alejandra; Clementi, Luciana Vanesa

doi:10.1016/j.techsoc.2021.101839

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“…Their studies indicated that infrastructure investment, technological advancement, external oil dependency, energy consumption structure, energy subsidies, international oil prices, and urbanization are the major factors influencing the promotion of distributed energy, and their impacts vary across different regions. [ 45 ] explored the influencing factors of DPV development in Argentina, and the results indicated that environmental factors such as political instability, energy subsidies, and high inflation rates were considered as the primary obstacles. [ 46 ] conducted a questionnaire survey involving 430 participants in Poland and found that factors influencing consumers’ attitudes towards PV technology are related to environmental concerns, economic factors, and factors associated with the usability of PV technology.…”

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Promoting distributed photovoltaic adoption: An evolutionary game model approach for stakeholder coordination

Tao,

Wang

2024

PLoS ONE

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Distributed photovoltaic (DPV) is a promising solution to climate change. However, the widespread adoption of DPV faces challenges, such as high upfront costs, regulatory barriers, and market uncertainty. Addressing these barriers requires coordinating the interests of stakeholders in the promotion of DPV. Therefore, this paper constructs a three-party evolutionary game model in a social network with the government, investment companies and residents as the main subjects and examines the influence of different subjects’ behavioral strategies on the promotion of DPV under the social learning mechanism. The results show that: (1) In the game equilibrium, both the government and residents hold a positive attitude towards the promotion of DPV; (2) Companies will obtain most of the subsidies through market power and information differences, resulting in the increase of government subsidies that do not always benefit residents; (3) The increase of energy consumption and pollution prevention costs can promote companies’ investment in DPV; (4) The increase of environmental protection taxes to a certain extent helps companies to take responsibility for promoting DPV, reducing the pressure on the government to promote it and increasing residents’ income. This study provides insights into the sustainable development of DPV.

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Promoting distributed photovoltaic adoption: An evolutionary game model approach for stakeholder coordination

Tao,

Wang

2024

PLoS ONE

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“…Even though Argentina has a substantial space program, renewable energy generation has a minor role in the nation's energy mix. For 2025 a target of 20% of the nation's electrical energy is aimed at to be generated by renewables (Schaube, et al, 2022). This is an oddity as solar based energy generation is a standard for space missions and thus a technology, which is available in Argentina as it has its own space industry.…”

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Analysis of Spaceflight Activities’ Impact on Sustainable Development in the Global South

MAIWALD

2023

MSD

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Sustainable development is the current paradigm for development in the global south. Since 1976 nations of the global south have conducted space missions. This work investigates which impact on sustainable development in the global south spaceflight has. The majority of Sustainable Development Goals can be addressed with space activities, e.g. by setting up satellite infrastructures for communication, creating businesses or supporting protection of ecosystems. Short-term effects such as build-up of own industry for own satellites and infrastructure can be seen when analysing satellite numbers and mission types. The reduction in launch costs and miniaturization of satellites in the 2010s have increased satellite numbers, by improving accessibility to space technology. This led to a thriving space industry in global south nations e.g. Argentina. The continuity of the effects cannot yet be determined fully, due to the recency of most activities, even though for some nations, e.g. Brazil or Indonesia, activities have been continuous. Strategic integration of space activities into planned sustainable development could not be detected. Potential benefits were realized mostly via services and there is unused potential for technology application on Earth.

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Hybrid Algorithms for Managing the Implementation of Convergent Research

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Cybernetics Perspectives in Systems

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Distributed photovoltaic generation in Argentina: An analysis based on the technical innovation system framework

Cited by 10 publications

References 61 publications

Promoting distributed photovoltaic adoption: An evolutionary game model approach for stakeholder coordination

Promoting distributed photovoltaic adoption: An evolutionary game model approach for stakeholder coordination

Analysis of Spaceflight Activities’ Impact on Sustainable Development in the Global South

Hybrid Algorithms for Managing the Implementation of Convergent Research

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