Introduction: The Key Role of the Transmission Network

Sancho, Sara Lumbreras; Abdi, Hamdi; Galán, Andrés Ramos; Moradi, Mansour

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“…The concept of the system has been used in social sciences for many years, as it enables a holistic view of the analysed phenomenon or process [34]. System analysis became a problem-solving process that breaks a system down into its component parts in order to study how well those Numerous external factors may have an impact on niche development, including international cooperation stimulating energy transition [23][24][25][26]. Territorial cooperation [27] is a special case of international cooperation involving sub-state bodies (e.g., local administration, NGOs, research institutes).…”

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“…These regimes represent the prevailing configuration of existing technologies, scientific fields, incumbent industrial actors, and institutional structures. Regime reconfigurations emerge through the interaction of three elements (Figure 3): Numerous external factors may have an impact on niche development, including international cooperation stimulating energy transition [23][24][25][26]. Territorial cooperation [27] is a special case of international cooperation involving sub-state bodies (e.g., local administration, NGOs, research institutes).…”

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“…Socio-technical regimes mean a platform of established practices and associated rules that stabilise existing systems. The socio-technical landscape shapes transitions through physical and geographical factors that cannot be affected by regime actors or niche factors.Numerous external factors may have an impact on niche development, including international cooperation stimulating energy transition[23][24][25][26]. Territorial cooperation[27] is a special case of international cooperation involving sub-state bodies (e.g., local administration, NGOs, research institutes).…”

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Energy transition is a multi-dimensional process of developing sustainable economies by seeking renewable energy sources, saving energy, and improving energy efficiency. This process follows the rules of sustainable development. The article presents an analysis of energy transition in the Baltic Sea Region (BSR) enjoying long-term and intensive territorial cooperation. The region embraces 11 countries diversified in terms of their economic development level and the use of renewable energy sources. The article strives to answer the question of whether territorial cooperation contributes to BSR energy transition, and if so, in what way. Another goal is to identify the transition drivers that arise from the Baltic Sea Region’s unique characteristics. The authors applied the system analysis methodology. The performed literature studies allowed the researchers to identify the attributes of energy transition. Empirical research relied on secondary sources, including the European Union (EU) statistics, The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR), and related documents. The key role in the conducted research can be attributed to the EU projects database (keep.eu), which enabled identifying the 2016–2020 programmes and projects. The research identified 14 BSR territorial cooperation programmes and 1471 projects conducted under the programmes, including 137 energy transition-related projects. The project results were presented in quantitative and qualitative terms.

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