A Framework for Green/Eco-Innovation Through Use of a Novel Measure: E/R

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Abstract

Eco-innovation has been a recent idea used to describe development of products, services and processes that contribute to sustainable development (SD) through commercial application of knowledge considering ecological facts. This chapter introduces a green/eco-innovation framework incorporating the uncertainties and acquisitions together. A measure is used to indicate the ratio between "possible risks" and "values added". This measure is named as "E/R" ratio, where E represents "eco-innovative acquisitions provided by the proposed novelty" and R denotes the "risks which arise as the consequence of novelty". A simple evaluation structure has been developed to calculate the value of E/R ratio for a certain novelty. Proposed framework is tested through the case of green buildings providing an insight into the risks associated with them.

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Hogaboam, L., Durmusoglu, A., Dereli, T., & Daim, T. (2013). A Framework for Green/Eco-Innovation Through Use of a Novel Measure: E/R. Green Energy and Technology, 60, 259–284. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-5097-8_12

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