Technological Revolutions and the Co-Evolution of Green and Digital Transformation Processes: Tapping the Potential of Diversified Energy Networks

This paper explores the potential of renewable energy technologies and smart grids to drive a transformative shift in the energy landscape.Drawing inspiration from the concept of technological revolutions, the paper examines historical examples of techno-economic paradigms and their reliance on abundant and low-cost energy resources.It highlights the current emergence of lowcarbon energy generation technologies, such as wind, solar, and hydropower, and their integration into the digital technoeconomic paradigm.The paper emphasizes the co-evolution of green and digital transition processes and their potential to create diversified energy networks.It investigates the connections between technological revolutions, renewable energy sources, and smart grids, suggesting that these elements will shape the future energy transition.

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Journal of Innovation Economics & Management
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2024-10-04
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https://doi.org/10.3917/e.jie.045.0031
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Global Energy and Sustainability Research
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Technological Revolutions and the Co-Evolution of Green and Digital Transformation Processes: Tapping the Potential of Diversified Energy Networks

Mark Knell
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Technological Revolutions and the Co-Evolution of Green and Digital Transformation Processes: Tapping the Potential of Diversified Energy Networks

Mark Knell
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This paper explores the potential of renewable energy technologies and smart grids to drive a transformative shift in the energy landscape.Drawing inspiration from the concept of technological revolutions, the paper examines historical examples of techno-economic paradigms and their reliance on abundant and low-cost energy resources.It highlights the current emergence of lowcarbon energy generation technologies, such as wind, solar, and hydropower, and their integration into the digital technoeconomic paradigm.The paper emphasizes the co-evolution of green and digital transition processes and their potential to create diversified energy networks.It investigates the connections between technological revolutions, renewable energy sources, and smart grids, suggesting that these elements will shape the future energy transition.

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