Long Term Energy Transition Scenario Analysis for the City of Donostia

Arrizabalaga, Eneko; Hernández, Patxi; Portillo, Luis del

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“…As Buckley, Doh, and Benischke ( 2017 ) point out, multi-level research is especially appropriate for “grand challenges” such as climate change where macro-, meso-, and microphenomena interact. For example, as most energy transition demand comes from global urban settings, Arrizabalaga, Hernandez, and Portillo-Valdes ( 2018 ) propose a multi-criteria ex-ante impact methodology for such a planned transition, combining energy modeling and life-cycle analysis along with regional macro-economic analysis through the supply-chain evaluation. The emerging consensus suggests that long-term energy transition must contend with multiple overlapping uncertainties (Pye, Sabio, & Strachan, 2015 ) due to the complex nature of systems involved, their multi-dimensionality, the serious consequences of the decisions, and frameworks and models to be utilized.…”

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Long-term energy transitions and international business: Concepts, theory, methods, and a research agenda

2021

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International business and management (IB/IM) scholars are increasingly calling for more research attention to subject matter that incorporates global-scale issues (Buckley, Doh, & Benischke, 2017). These calls have frequently focused on societal “grand challenges” that transcend discrete geographical locations and well-defined (typically short) time periods. The present long-term energy transition (LTE), characterized by a shift away from hydrocarbons and towards renewables, represents an important example of a multi-level, multi-actor global challenge that unfolds at the interface of business and society, and requires employing multiple conceptual lenses to process and understand. Researchers addressing such multi-faceted complex problems face a range of challenges related to theorizing, framing, modeling, and ultimately conducting empirical studies. Based on our collective work as IB scholars and journal editors, in this Perspective article we identify some of the challenges long-term energy transitions pose, reflect on how those challenges can be conceptualized, offer potential responses, and propose a future research agenda.

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Long-term energy transitions and international business: Concepts, theory, methods, and a research agenda

2021

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Methodology for the Advanced Integrated Urban Energy Planning

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Sustainable Places 2019

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The holistic modelling approach required for the long-term integrated urban energy planning is becoming a big challenge since the complexity of cities, as well as their commitments are increasing rapidly. Many municipalities require technical support during the definition of the direction of their long-term energy transition plans. Innovative modelling approaches and the ex-ante impact assessment are necessary steps of the process since the direction adopted by the city will have many long-lasting implications not only in the energy and climate dimensions but also in their social and economic development. This paper presents the overall methodological and modelling approach and the initial results of the developed Advanced Integrated Urban Planning process that has been validated by its application in the cities of Helsinki, Hamburg and Nantes.

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Long Term Energy Transition Scenario Analysis for the City of Donostia

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Long-term energy transitions and international business: Concepts, theory, methods, and a research agenda

Long-term energy transitions and international business: Concepts, theory, methods, and a research agenda

Methodology for the Advanced Integrated Urban Energy Planning

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