ESTEEM: Managing societal acceptance in new energy projects

Open transport data for maximising reuse in multimodal route planners: a study in Flanders

“…An answer to this question is pursued by following the ESTEEM protocol [23]. Its main goal is to assess, in a systemic way, the connection of visions and interests of different stakeholders.…”

Investigação sobre a organização do trabalho para a inovação e transição tecnológica no setor elétrico brasileiro

“…Many of the technologies with low carbon emissions are still considerably more expensive than the technologies based on fossil fuels, and there are still no clear indications that there is a dominant solution to be sought for the establishment of a sustainable electrical system (Raven et al, 2009;Organization for Economic Development, 2010).…”

“…This means that in such systems, the process of technological development and innovation is supported by several institutions that constitute the technological system, as presented in Figure 1. By covering several dimensions, such as the knowledge generated and disseminated in universities and technical schools, public regulations and other complementary technologies that make up a particular dynamics of its development trajectory (Hughes, 1989;Kemp, 1994;Raven et al, 2009;Geels & Schot, 2007).…”

“…The increasing demand of society for sustainable energy systems presents a great challenge to the power industry, which will require a genuine process of technological transition in the whole system (Raven et al, 2009). This process will require great efforts in R&D for technological innovation (Kemp, 1994;Raven et al, 2009;Organization for Economic Development, 2010).…”

“…This process will require great efforts in R&D for technological innovation (Kemp, 1994;Raven et al, 2009;Organization for Economic Development, 2010). In Brazil, the R&D efforts to respond to the pressures from society for sustainable technologies, applied to the power sector, are coordinated by the companies under the ANEEL regulations.…”