Learning strategies in sustainable energy demonstration projects: What organizations learn from sustainable energy demonstrations

Bossink, Bart

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2020.110025

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“…Prototyping is a way to "fail early" but "succeed sooner" (Hillgren, Seravalli, & Emilson, 2011). One strategy of rapid prototyping has been called the "best bet prototype" (Bossink, 2020). It begins with a research team crafting a new sustainable technology prototype, which is then combined with proven technology.…”

Section: Experimentation As a Change Strategymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Co-Creation for Sustainability

Ansell¹,

Sørensen²,

Torfing³

2022

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the purpose of training potential cocreators in the noble art of doing together what individuals cannot do alone.We extend our thanks to our editor David Mulvaney at Emerald for his support and understanding during the writing of this book. Thanks also to Head of Department Peter Kragelund, Department of Social Sciences and Business, Roskilde University for comments to several chapters and support for the Golden Open Access publishing that makes the digital version of the book freely available to everyone everywhere. We also thank the Peder Sather program at the University of California, Berkeley, for project support.On a final note, we are pleased that a large research grant from the Independent Research Fund Denmark will allow us to continue the work that we have initiated in this book and contribute to the growing research on how collaborative governance can support the realization of the SDGs. We are looking forward to collaborating with people all over the world to further explore the factors that may support the cocreation of the green transition.

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Section: Experimentation As a Change Strategymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…It begins with a research team crafting a new sustainable technology prototype, which is then combined with proven technology. This prototype is then trialed with stakeholders and users, who help identify its potential (Bossink, 2020).…”

Section: Experimentation As a Change Strategymentioning

confidence: 99%

Co-Creation for Sustainability

Ansell¹,

Sørensen²,

Torfing³

2022

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“…Selecting a portion of urban wastewater treatment infrastructure PPP projects for demonstration can facilitate pre-judgement of the issues encountered in the construction and operation of infrastructure and improve efficiency [56]. The demonstration of wastewater treatment infrastructure is prioritised for various government policies and funding support and is subject to stringent monitoring by the government [57]. Therefore, to obtain priority support from the government, urban wastewater treatment infrastructures that have not entered the demonstration have greater motivation to perform higher quality wastewater treatment.…”

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Potential benefits of public-private partnerships to improve the efficiency of urban wastewater treatment

Meng

Cheng

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Continuous improvement of urban wastewater treatment efficiency (UWTE) requires effective government supervision and increased private capital. However, it is unknown to what extent this public-private partnership (PPP) can improve the UWTE. We collected data from 1,303 urban wastewater treatment PPP projects in 283 prefecture-level cities in China from 2014 to 2019. These data were analysed using data envelopment analysis (DEA) and Tobit regression model to evaluate the effect of the PPP model on the UWTE. The UWTE was significantly higher in prefecture-level cities that introduced the PPP model in the construction and operation of a wastewater treatment infrastructure, especially those with a feasibility gap subsidy, competitive procurement, privatised operation, and non-demonstration. Furthermore, PPPs’ effect on UWTE were limited by the level of economic development, marketisation, and climatic conditions. This study presents a model for the construction and operation wastewater treatment infrastructure in developing countries lacking public funds.

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“…It is to be attained through the interlinkage of savings, efficient solutions, and efficient technologies, include the application of renewable energy. B. Bossink in [14] considers the wider definition that captures the concept since it displays not only the problem of permanence, but also show that it is a source of energy altering the health of humans and the environment. This form of provision is significant since, practically; there are no sources of energy affecting or influencing damages to the ecosystem.…”

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Theoretical Aspects of Sustainable Development (SD) and Industrial Energy (IE)

2021

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The theoretical assumption of Sustainable Development (SD) is gradually beginning to be applied in various industrial segments. One on the segments is industrial energy, which is significantly utilized and intuitively comprehended even though there is no full explanation of its phenomena. The main aim of this research contribution is to discuss the theoretical assumptions of SD and Industrial Energy (IE). This paper considers critically all the issues of permanence since it incorporates the environmental and social needs for ecological development. In addition, overall characterized, the major segments of these theoretical assumptions are based on critical analysis of the literature source.

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Learning strategies in sustainable energy demonstration projects: What organizations learn from sustainable energy demonstrations

Cited by 21 publications

References 229 publications

Co-Creation for Sustainability

Co-Creation for Sustainability

Potential benefits of public-private partnerships to improve the efficiency of urban wastewater treatment

Theoretical Aspects of Sustainable Development (SD) and Industrial Energy (IE)

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