The paper addresses the question of how institutional change relates to the diffusion of microgeneration energy technologies in the UK, posed in a research project comprising interviews with 31 respondents connected with the field of microgeneration in the UK. It analyses the role of institutional rules in maintaining the prevailing regime of electricity generation, and potentially in niches which might facilitate system change, indicating areas in which institutional rule change has failed or achieved limited impact. The conclusions of the paper inform and deepen understanding of how conformity to or innovation in institutional rules may hamper or potentially contribute to diffusion of environmentally sustainable microgeneration of energy
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This is the final version. Available on open access from Elsevier via the DOI in this record.This pa...
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ArticleThis is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Elsevier via the ...
This chapter applies a discursive institutional perspective to investigate processes of institutiona...
Both energy companies and consumers have embraced green electricity as a concept in which electricit...
This paper analyses developments of the past three decades in the Dutch electricity system in the pe...
The paper reports on a preliminary, exploratory study of barriers to and strategies for increasing u...
Most countries in Europe have set targets to reduce carbon emissions and increase energy efficiency....
AbstractInnovation in electricity distribution networks will be an important element in the transiti...
Electricity production and consumption are at the heart of modern life and are therefore of great in...
Community renewable energy promises to reduce reliance on high carbon sources of power. In the UK co...
This paper describes a dynamic price mechanism to coordinate electric power generation from micro Co...
Innovation in electricity distribution networks will be an important element in the transition to a ...
This is the final version. Available on open access from Elsevier via the DOI in this record.This pa...
AbstractThis paper offers a new, interdisciplinary framework for the analysis of governing for susta...
Detailed rules in the energy sector are crucial for realising the transformation of energy systems t...
This paper analyses the roles of institutions in facilitating or impeding the creation of new techno...
ArticleThis is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Elsevier via the ...
This chapter applies a discursive institutional perspective to investigate processes of institutiona...
Both energy companies and consumers have embraced green electricity as a concept in which electricit...
This paper analyses developments of the past three decades in the Dutch electricity system in the pe...