Routledge eBooks,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 78 - 116
Published: Nov. 16, 2022
This
chapter
is
about
the
purposeful
discontinuation
of
a
socio-technical
regime,
no
matter
what
stage
or
path
development,
maturity,
age.
"Discontinuation"
means
rather
actively
pursued
exit
from
regime.
Discontinuation
not
opposite
innovation,
but
continuation.
The
phenomenon
itself
cannot
be
subsumed
under
existing
concepts,
patterns,
and
models;
research
was
too
often
blind
for
interplay
between
discontinuity,
phenomena,
governance,
therefore
optics
grasping
it
in
an
adequate
way
need
to
invented.
In
chapter,
overview
developed
approaches
that
offer
chance
get
bottom
governance-in-action.
A
number
relevant
concepts
are
introduced
can
help
increase
awareness
governance.
concludes
with
series
challenges
governance
currently
facing.
Nature Energy,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
8(3), P. 273 - 283
Published: Feb. 6, 2023
Abstract
Tens
of
millions
households
across
Europe
struggle
to
afford
adequate
electricity
and
heating
services
reliable
transportation,
while
recent
high
fuel
prices
could
lead
an
increase
in
excess
winter
deaths.
Tackling
energy
transport
poverty
is
thus
paramount
policy
importance.
Here
we
document
the
drivers
lived
experiences
United
Kingdom,
based
on
public
focus
groups
expert
interviews.
We
find
a
set
policies
that
resonate
with
both
planners
members
public,
implying
they
have
level
political
social
acceptability
other
measures
may
be
lacking,
notably:
mandatory
landlord
efficiency
upgrades,
increasing
extent
financial
assistance
households,
cheaper
(or
even
free)
bus
train
fares
restarting
expanding
services.
buttress
these
findings
further
suggestions
for
system
redesign
better
meets
emerging
principles
justice.
Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
40, P. 609 - 624
Published: Sept. 1, 2021
Low-carbon
transitions
across
energy
and
transport
systems
have
been
widely
researched
in
regards
to
how
are
designed,
what
policies
support
them,
which
technologies
they
entail,
fast,
or
slow,
take.
Much
of
this
research
has
focused
on
examining
the
agency
behavior
actors
institutions,
processes
outcomes,
but
less
weight
given
human
emotions.
Based
an
explorative
systematic
review
sustainability
literature,
we
address
a
gap
by
focusing
emotions
reported
examined
concerning
energy,
buildings
transport.
We
show
that
acceptability
adaptation
new
technologies,
systems,
practices
requires
people's
willingness
change,
itself
needs
positive
emotional
commitment.
thus
propose
agenda
for
low-carbon
takes
into
consideration
as
climate
change
attempt
move
net
zero
societies.
Technology in Society,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
77, P. 102508 - 102508
Published: March 15, 2024
The
transition
to
sustainable
heating
technologies
is
crucial
reduce
greenhouse
gas
emissions,
mitigate
the
impacts
of
climate
change
and
enable
a
low-carbon
society.
However,
successful
will
require
transformative,
large-scale
household
behavioural
changes,
their
acceptance
adoption
new
technologies.
Through
mixed
data
collected
at
level
(n
=
70)
in
three
10
poorest
areas
UK
city
Nottingham
(Aspley,
Clifton,
St
Ann's)
we
deepen
understanding
people's
engagement
with
current
systems,
preferences,
views
on
adopting
systems
future.
We
find
that
despite
price
increase
fossil
fuel-based
reduction
use
costs,
getting
them
move
away
from
very
challenging,
as
most
people
are
unwilling
(41.13%)
or
sceptical
(23.01%)
about
it
these
familiar,
generally
perceived
more
affordable,
cost
effective
efficient.
Moreover,
(71.43%)
unaware
government's
plans,
but
they
believe
should
be
optional
allow
evaluate
pros
cons
choose
one
better
for
them,
can
afford.
Prompting
shift
need
than
common
type
financial
incentive.
There
must
first
provision
non-financial
incentives
some
sociotechnical
perceptual
barriers
motivate
accept
engage
heat
decarbonisation
part
moral
responsibility
environment,
towards
future
generations.
Journal of Business and Industrial Marketing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 10, 2025
Purpose
The
purpose
of
this
study
is
to
investigate
how
manufacturers
make
collaborative
decisions
in
the
ecosystem
context
digital
servitization.
Design/methodology/approach
Constructing
an
inframarginal
analysis
mathematical
model
transform
ideal
ecological
niche
choice
firms
into
solving
problem
maximizing
utility
firms,
exploring
service
boundary
conditions
business
under
and
focusing
on
effects
factor,
technology
input
transaction
efficiency
decision.
Findings
boundaries
services
are
dynamic
change,
changes
influenced
by
a
combination
efficiency.
Businesses
single
fully
delivery
models
more
line
with
trends
transformation.
Originality/value
Analyzing
participants’
cooperative
decision-making
from
perspective
strategy
selection.
enriches
research
firm
theory
as
well
decision
servitization
transformation
provides
theoretical
guidance
management
suggestions
for
construct
appropriate
achieve
synergistic
stable
development
ecosystems
process
Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
50, P. 100818 - 100818
Published: Feb. 8, 2024
Decarbonising
residential
heat
is
essential
for
achieving
net
zero
targets.
The
Netherlands
and
the
UK
are
embarking
on
transitions
from
similar
starting
points,
with
a
heavy
dependence
natural
gas.
However,
their
governance
approaches
differ,
local
municipal
visions
plans
playing
lead
role
in
compared
market-led
approach
England
Wales.
Scotland
occupies
an
intermediate
position.
This
article
focuses
why
these
differences
have
arisen
through
development
of
comparative
institutionalist
framework.
We
show
that
transition
rooted
institutional
arrangements
politics,
political
economy
degree
centralisation.
Our
framework
can
be
applied
to
more
widely,
but
it
not
aimed
at
evaluating
different
agenda
further
research
would
link
effectiveness
context.
Routledge eBooks,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 16, 2022
The
central
questions
of
this
book
are
how
technologies
decline,
societies
deal
with
in
and
governance
may
be
explicitly
oriented
towards
parting
'undesirable'
technology.Surprisingly,
these
fairly
novel.Thus
far,
the
dominant
interest
his
torical,
economic,
sociological
political
studies
technology
has
been
to
under
stand
novelty
emerges,
innovation
can
open
up
new
opportunities
such
processes
supported.This
bias
reflects
last
centuries
modern
have
embraced
as
a
vehicle
progress.It
is
timely,
however,
broaden
social
study
society:
next
considering
rise
technologies,
their
fall
should
addressed,
too.Dealing
decline
an
important
challenge
or
our
times,
socio-technical
systems
increas
ingly
part
problems
climate
change,
biodiversity
loss,
inequalities
geo-political
tensions.This
volume
presents
empirical
well
conceptual
clarifications
theoretical
deepening.Technologies
Decline
emerging
research
agenda
for
technological
emphasising
need
plurality
perspectives.Given
that
destabilisation
discontinuation
seen
way
accelerate
sus
tainability
transitions,
will
academics,
students
policy
makers
researching
working
areas
sustainability
science
policy,
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nomic
geography,
studies,
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