Management of Green Consumer Values in Renewable Energy Sources and Eco Innovation in India

Rutkowska, Małgorzata; Bartoszczuk, Paweł; Singh, U. S.

doi:10.3390/en14217061

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“…The methodological approach adopted for the research was a key aspect of this study, and involved the application of mixed methods to strengthen the research. Secondary data were collected from various sources available online or in print [41]. Numeric data were made freely available and researchers are permitted to use it as required.…”

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An Empirical Analysis of Renewable Energy Contributions Considering Green Consumer Values—A Case Study of Poland

2022

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This article examines the acceptance of renewable energy in the adoption of the climate package, taking into account the GREEN consumer values among consumers in Poland. The research problem addressed in this paper relates to the measurement of consumer values in terms of the GREEN concept; specifically, consumer acceptance of the available offerings provided by real businesses. In addition, consumer needs are important in terms of ensuring the acceptance of renewable energy, which will create opportunities for its production in the context of the Fit 55 climate package. The study formulates some research questions and hypotheses to justify the concept with empirical data by applying statistical tests. The study is presented in several sections with a detailed presentation of secondary and primary data. The main outcome of the research is based on the primary data using a structured survey questionnaire administered in Poland and 557 collected samples. Nowadays, the responsibility also lies with consumers, as green consumption will entail green production. The research concludes that Poland’s consumers have a good level of acceptance of RES, based on the current green energy situation of Poland, which may lead to sustainability and will benefit policy makers in government, corporations and end consumers.

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An Empirical Analysis of Renewable Energy Contributions Considering Green Consumer Values—A Case Study of Poland

2022

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“…This improvement is indicated in the context of resource use by transport [5]. There is also a strong link between economic development and the continual increase in energy consumption on a global scale [6][7][8]. A similar relationship was noticed in transport, and therefore, attention has been paid to the need to promote one of the paradigms of sustainable development, i.e., decoupling [9,10].…”

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Qualitative–Quantitative Warning Modeling of Energy Consumption Processes in Inland Waterway Freight Transport on River Sections for Environmental Management

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2022

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The article concerns the assessment of the energy consumption of inland waterway freight transport on river sections in the context of environmental management. The research question was: Does the choice of the route determine the total energy consumption of inland waterway transport and therefore affect the potential of cargo transport of this mode? The article aims to indicate the directions of energy consumption by inland waterway freight transport depending on the route selection, the volume of transport, and the length of the route. The study was carried out on nine sections of the Odra River in Poland during the years 2015–2020. Statistical and econometric techniques were used, i.e., ANOVA, generalized linear models, Eta coefficients, Lasso and Ridge regularization, and X-average control charts (Six Sigma tool). Based on early warning models, river sections were identified that favor the rationalization of energy consumption in terms of the network. The sensitivity of the energy consumption of inland waterway transport to changes in the average distance and in the volume of transport was examined. With the use of Six Sigma tools, the instability of the energy consumption processes of inland waterway transport was identified, paying attention to the source of the mismatch, which was the increase in the average transport distance in the sections, where energy consumption increased due to the operational and navigation conditions of these sections.

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“…However, the consumption decision for green energy offerings is not only the subject of awareness for sustainability, rather many other factors based on their consumption values [18]. Green consumer values are the shaped behavior of an individual based on their understanding about environmentally friendly offerings [19]. In the case of RES, the green consumer values are one of the deciding factors for consumers' preference to choose a specific renewable energy based on their perception and preferences.…”

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“…The green consumer values are driven by six parameters measuring an individual view on the consumption of energy from RESs [16,19]. The six parameters are: CRITERIA 1-It is important to me that the energy I use does not harm the environment; CRITERIA 2-I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making energy usage decisions; CRITERIA 3-My energy consumption habits are affected by my concern for our environment; CRITERIA 4-I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet when I use energy; CRITERIA 5-I would describe myself as environmentally responsible using energy; CRITERIA 6-I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to accept energy that is more environmentally friendly.…”

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“…The six parameters are: CRITERIA 1-It is important to me that the energy I use does not harm the environment; CRITERIA 2-I consider the potential environmental impact of my actions when making energy usage decisions; CRITERIA 3-My energy consumption habits are affected by my concern for our environment; CRITERIA 4-I am concerned about wasting the resources of our planet when I use energy; CRITERIA 5-I would describe myself as environmentally responsible using energy; CRITERIA 6-I am willing to be inconvenienced in order to accept energy that is more environmentally friendly. Mostly, these are the decision criteria for an individual for the selection of any specific RES for their energy consumption [16,19]. The options of RESs are solar, wind, hydro, geothermal and biomass, considerable in the majority of cases, though there may also be some other sources that are not as big contributors as the presented six sources.…”

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Renewable Energy Decision Criteria on Green Consumer Values Comparing Poland and India Aligned with Environment Policy for Sustainable Development

2022

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Renewable energy consumption is the call by United Nation Sustainable Development Goals, and sustainable consumption is the only solution for the future. This study found that the solution to the framed problem has a requirement to categorize the green consumer value parameters in hierarchy of importance for five specific RESs and their alignment with environment policy based on a comparison of Poland and India. The study revealed the importance of each criterion for renewable energy sources providing, a comparative table of Poland and India. The methodological approach used secondary data for selecting countries, and primary data are used for statistical analysis of Automatic Linear Modelling. The research concludes that the CRITERIA4 is one of the most important that emerged with all five RESs for Poland and three RESs for India. Both countries are aligned with the UN sustainable development goals and are switching over to all means of sustainability. Poland scores a higher value of importance compared to India, which justifies the awareness of consumers.

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Management of Green Consumer Values in Renewable Energy Sources and Eco Innovation in India

Cited by 12 publications

References 54 publications

An Empirical Analysis of Renewable Energy Contributions Considering Green Consumer Values—A Case Study of Poland

An Empirical Analysis of Renewable Energy Contributions Considering Green Consumer Values—A Case Study of Poland

Qualitative–Quantitative Warning Modeling of Energy Consumption Processes in Inland Waterway Freight Transport on River Sections for Environmental Management

Renewable Energy Decision Criteria on Green Consumer Values Comparing Poland and India Aligned with Environment Policy for Sustainable Development

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