2015
DOI: 10.3917/inno.046.0033
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Politique européenne de l'énergie et transition vers un système énergétique décarboné fondée sur les Smart Grids

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“…It also shows that projects' superposition designates some key funders with strong impacts on sector evolutions. This confirms previous results according to which public administrations and politicians have been playing a key role in smart grid development, mainly through R&D programs and innovation policies [36,38,43,50].…”
Section: Network Typology Of Actors: Observers And/or Experimenterssupporting
confidence: 92%
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“…It also shows that projects' superposition designates some key funders with strong impacts on sector evolutions. This confirms previous results according to which public administrations and politicians have been playing a key role in smart grid development, mainly through R&D programs and innovation policies [36,38,43,50].…”
Section: Network Typology Of Actors: Observers And/or Experimenterssupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Indeed, national specificities (such as national energy mix, industrial policies, polity and corporate governance structure) have long favored the scattering of technological expertise into separate locations. This results in preventing the current homogenization of the smart grid concept [13,41,50]. As a result, it appears that smart grid deployment cannot be homogeneous worldwide because it is more likely to depend on the technical characteristics and specific structure of each electrical grid: the more decentralized an electrical grid is, the higher smart grid pervasion will need to be [47].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…Condition essentielle de la transition énergétique (cf. #1 -Les REI au coeur de la transition énergétique), leur développement fait partie des priorités 昀椀xées par la Commission européenne (Picard & Cabaret, 2015).…”
Section: Quand Les Compétences Doivent S'adapter Aux Transitions éNer...unclassified