Financing Green Innovation: Public finance and eco-innovation diffusion: an evolutionary modelling approach

Fostering green innovation diffusion is one of the goals of the European Green Deal, European Commission's ambitious plan of eliminating greenhouse emissions in the European Union by 2050. This study approaches diffusion of green innovation through the lens of evolutionary economics by considering concepts like path-dependency and technology...

Diffusion of clean cooking practices in refugee settings: An agent-based exploratory modelling study of market-based interventions

Access to clean energy has long been neglected within the humanitarian agenda. As a result, refugees are often locked into unsustainable and risky energy practices, especially in low-income countries. This study focuses on market-based interventions to deliver clean cooking fuels in refugee camps in protracted crises. The outcomes of market...

A review of Reverse Innovation: From bibliometric analysis to a conceptual framework and future research directions

This study reviews Reverse Innovation (RI) literature by analysing the conceptual, intellectual and social structure of the field. Furthermore, it proposes a comprehensive view of the structural associations amongst RI influencing factors, drivers, antecedents and practices. Bibliometrix R-package and VOSViewer software were used to conduct a...

Meat substitution in the Netherlands: How to further accelerate the green protein transition from an innovation perspective

The research studies the Dutch meat substitution sector from an innovation perspective by applying theories from the field of sustainability transition studies: functions of innovation systems theory and multilevel perspective. This is done in order to gain in-depth knowledge on how the development of the Dutch meat substitute innovations system...

The Influence of Financial Incentives on the Adoption of Heat Pumps in the Netherlands: A diffusion study using Agent Based Modelling