Accelerating sustainability transitions: the case of the hydrogen agenda in the North West region of England

Edwards, Reace; Howe, Joseph Mark; Font-Palma, Carolina

doi:10.1080/15487733.2022.2082108

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“…The green accounting model that can realize sustainable halal tourism is formulated based on studies conducted related to green accounting, halal tourism, and sustainability based on previous studies' findings (Bein & Kawczynski, 1997;Bell & Lehman, 1999;Hueting, 1987;De Azua (1995); Xepapadeas, 1997;Chan & Lam, 2001;Bebbington & Thomson, 2007;Reed, 2007;Jones, 2008;De Silva and Henderson, 2011;Gelderman et al, 2017;Greyling et al, 2017;Yang et al, 2017;Bayramoglu et al, 2018;Bhatasara & Nyamwanza, 2018;Gnanaweera & Kunori, 2018;Fuenfschilling et al, 2019;Maama & Appiah, 2019;Addae-Dapaah & Wilkinson, 2020;Fox & Alldred, 2020;Goffman, 2020;Osemene et al, 2021;Wellton & Lainpelto, 2021;Brown & Vacca, 2022;Edwards et al, 2022;Eppinger, 2022;Faghihi et al, 2022;Hagbert et al, 2022;Hofstetter et al, 2022;Van Assche et al, 2022;Venneman et al, 2022;Bruhn et al, 2023;Kall et al, 2023;Pache et al, 2023;Stolowy & Paugam, 2023).…”

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Sustainability and Green Accounting in Halal Tourism: A Comprehensive Literature Review

Florid,

Mafruhat,

Purnamasari

et al. 2024

jhasib

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This article has four main objectives: first, identify the challenges and opportunities to realize sustainable halal tourism; second, identify the challenges and opportunities faced in realizing green accounting; third, formulate a sustainable halal tourism model; fourth, formulate a green accounting model that can realize sustainable halal tourism. There is still a lack of understanding and studies related to green accounting. On the one hand, green accounting is needed to realize the concept of sustainability (economic, social, and environmental balance) in a business. Currently, the halal business is growing. As a result, demand related to halal tourism has increased. When halal tourism is emphasized as sustainable, green accounting certainly needs to be applied in the business. However, the problem is that no clear model of what kind of green accounting can realize sustainable halal tourism. To answer the four objectives of the study that have been set, the study method used is descriptive qualitative research with literature analysis. The data source used in this study is secondary data in the form of articles obtained from Science Direct, Emerald, Taylor & Francis, and Sage. The results of the literature review showed four main findings. First, there are 13 challenges and 6 opportunities in realizing sustainable halal tourism. Second, there are 13 challenges and 12 opportunities in realizing green accounting. Third, a sustainable halal tourism model consists of 6 important elements. Fourth, the green accounting model that can realize sustainable halal tourism consists of 5 important elements.

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Sustainability and Green Accounting in Halal Tourism: A Comprehensive Literature Review

Florid,

Mafruhat,

Purnamasari

et al. 2024

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“…From there, R21 spoke about how hydrogen homes and hydrogen transport (especially trains and trucks) would naturally follow. Edwards et al (2022) also illustrate how HyNet is being coupled and integrated with multiple other regional hydrogen projects including Project Vanguard (the first green hydrogen fueling station in the Northwest); Project Centurion (a 100 MW Power to Gas energy storage system); HySecure (a demonstration hydrogen salt storage project); HyDeploy (the piloting of homes using hydrogen-gas blends); and the Liverpool Hydrogen Bus Trial Project (which features 25 hydrogen buses).…”

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“Bigger than government”: Exploring the social construction and contestation of net-zero industrial megaprojects in England

Sovacool

Iskandarova

Geels

2023

Technological Forecasting and Social Change

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“…The energy transition therefore needs to bring the local people (workforce and community) along on the journey, thus identifying a relationship between industry and its local workforce. Edwards wrote about the relationships required in order to transition in-dustrial precincts towards more sustainable outcomes, in that instance, hydrogen outcomes (Edwards et al, 2022). Much focus went on to the roles of various sectorial stakeholders including governmental policy makers, industry and enterprises where they identified situations where actors found it difficult to achieve a common voice.…”

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KIC4: A Four-Dimensional Model for Industrial Symbiosis: Validation with Key Stakeholders

Oughton,

Anda,

Kurup

et al. 2023

AJIBM

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The traditional definitions of Industrial Symbiosis broadly describe it as a symbiotic relationship between enterprises usually operating in close geographic proximity within an industrial precinct where the reduction of waste and by-products through re-use of these materials is the goal, and is more recently described within the broader construct of Circular Economy. But there is more to a successful industrial precinct than simply the business-to-business relationships associated with these by-product material exchanges. The literature is slowly beginning to explore the presence of various forces that also have a role to play. The novelty of this research is that these forces have been explicitly identified as being a mix of four relationship-based synergies. These were identified and crystallized through a series of four sequential papers, and provisionally grouped under four headings, or dimensions; Materials Exchange, Skilled Workforce, Support Industry, and Governance. The purpose of the research was to develop a model which could be used to create a dimensional profile for any given industrial precinct. For each of these dimensions, a set of five influencing factors were identified, and collectively they were used to build a profile for a given industrial precinct. Analysis of the dimensional influencing factors was expected to deliver insights into the extent to which they may or may not be impacting the performance of the enterprise actors located within it. Respondents from four distinct groups associated with the precincts (policy makers, precinct managers, enterprise managers and representative groups) were selected for the research and were asked to characterise their precincts by rating each set of dimensional influencing factors. The major finding of the research was that the reason for the relative strength or weakness of an industrial precinct can be described under this four-dimensional framework which has been called the KIC4 Model of How to cite this paper: Oughton, C.,

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Accelerating sustainability transitions: the case of the hydrogen agenda in the North West region of England

Cited by 5 publications

References 21 publications

Sustainability and Green Accounting in Halal Tourism: A Comprehensive Literature Review

Sustainability and Green Accounting in Halal Tourism: A Comprehensive Literature Review

“Bigger than government”: Exploring the social construction and contestation of net-zero industrial megaprojects in England

KIC4: A Four-Dimensional Model for Industrial Symbiosis: Validation with Key Stakeholders

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