Radical system innovations are slow to transform markets. Borderstep investigated how such processes can be accelerated by an activating state.
The project, which was funded by the BMBF under the research priority "Economics of Climate Change", aimed to determine whether digitisation will lead to more or less climate protection overall.
The ArKol research project was developing novel thermal solar collectors for use in building facades. Borderstep supported the project consortium on behalf of Fraunhofer ISE.
The project aimed to develop an overall political concept for social change processes towards a Green Economy. Success factors for transformation processes were derived from case studies.
ProSHAPE developed a control approach and business models that enable decentralized energy management in quarters.
The project analysed the structural change in the automotive industry triggered by globalisation, digitalisation and climate protection.
Radical system innovations only slowly lead to the transformation of markets. The project investigated how such processes can be accelerated by an activating state.
In order to achieve ambitious environmental goals, an additional push of environmental innovations is needed. The aim was to develop strategies for promoting environmental innovations.
Goal of the climate technology study was to develop an overview of German products, services, cooperation in the climate adaptation and mitigation market.
The project’s aim was to study the conditions and factors involved in the diffusion processes of sustainable innovations, as well as to study the strategies which led to success.
The transformation to a Green Economy requires environmental innovations in a wide range of industries. These innovations play a key role.
