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Realizing the social acceptance of community renewable energy: A process-outcome analysis of stakeholder influence

2014

This study shows how stakeholders influence the development of community renewable energy (CRE) schemes and how they are influenced by their outcome. It relies on information collected during 41 structured interviews with local people involved in CRE initiatives in seven regions of Europe. The interviews were thematically analyzed to identify different types of stakeholder influence. The findings show that stakeholder influence on CRE schemes take place at three distinct levels: macro, intercommunity and intracommunity. In addition, key stakeholders can support or hinder the development of a project according to whether or not they perceive that the output of the project may benefit or harm…

ta520Knowledge managementRenewable Energy Sustainability and the Environmentbusiness.industryProcess (engineering)StakeholderEnergy Engineering and Power Technologystakeholder influencePhase (combat)Outcome (game theory)Fuel TechnologyHarmNuclear Energy and Engineeringcommunity renewable energyStructured interviewprocess and outcomeStakeholder analysisBusinessMacrota512Social Sciences (miscellaneous)Energy Research and Social Science
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A two-phase insertion technique of unexpected customers for a dynamic dial-a-ride problem

2006

Abstract This work deals with a dynamic dial-a-ride problem with time window constraints. In particular, new unplanned requests for service may arise at a vehicle stop and the driver must decide in real-time whether to accept or reject them. For this problem, we have developed a two-phase insertion algorithm based on route perturbations: the first phase, which is run off-line when the vehicle moves between two successive stops, aims at creating a feasible neighborhood of the current route; while the second phase, which is run in real-time every time a new request occurs, inserts, when possible, the delivery stop of the new customer in the current route.

transportationService (business)Operations ResearchInformation Systems and ManagementGeneral Computer Sciencebusiness.industryDial a rideComputer scienceDial-a-ride; Dynamic vehicle routing; Insertion heuristics; Transportationinsertion heuristicManagement Science and Operations ResearchPhase (combat)Industrial and Manufacturing Engineeringdynamic vehicle routinginsertion heuristicsModeling and Simulationtransportation; dynamic vehicle routing; dial-a-ride; insertion heuristics; Operations Researchbusinessdial-a-rideSimulationComputer networkEuropean Journal of Operational Research
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