Technology Monitor: Design of a Registration Method for Subsidized Energy Innovation Projects in the Netherlands

Title

Technology Monitor: Design of a Registration Method for Subsidized Energy Innovation Projects in the Netherlands

 Author

Foppen, T.

Contributor

Cunningham, S.W. (mentor)
Herder, P.M. (mentor)
Van der Lei, T.E. (mentor)
Koch, H.J. (mentor)

Faculty

Technology, Policy and Management

 Department

Energy & Industry and Policy Analysis

 Programme

Systems Engineering, Policy Analysis and Management

 Date

2015-04-23

 Abstract

Policy alignment is a well-known problem when stimulating innovative energy technologies. In this paper policy alignment is approached from a technology perspective. Using a technology classification, based on morphological analysis and design theory, projects are classified looking at the technological function and physical artifacts. The approach is demonstrated for measurement of alignment of the Dutch Topsector Energy policy (TSE) and the Energie Investerings Aftrek (EIA). Furthermore the method could be used for aligning all activities in the Public Funding System as an indicator for organizational misalignment. Additional attention should be given to usability and implementation of the method.

 Subject

Morphological Analysis
Technology Classification
Policy Alignment
Energy Innovation

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2015-04-23

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Student theses

 Document type

master thesis

 Rights

(c) 2015 Foppen, T.
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