Aligning Policies for Low-Carbon Systemic Innovation in Europe
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Author(s)
Ashford, Nicholas A.
Renda, Andrea
Date Issued
2016
Publisher
Center for European Policy Studies
Citation
Ashford, N.A., and A. Renda (2016). "Aligning policies for low-carbon system innovation in Europe" Center for European Policy Studies and i24C, Brussels.
Abstract
This report considers potential policy options to promote ‘systemic innovation’ that foster decarbonisation, with a specific focus on the EU. By using the term ‘systemic’, we point to a variety of domains in which innovation can occur – not only technological, but also organisational innovation, (brought about by disruptive new business models); institutional (by revising both legal and economic incentives); and societal (requiring a change in consumption and behaviour), and emphasise how entire systems (e.g., energy, mobility, shelter) can be transformed through socio-economic change.
Subjects
Policy; Low-Carbon; Innovation Systems; Innovation.
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