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2. Huawei Releases 2024 White Paper
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Power plants ,Electric power-plants ,Green technology ,Energy industry ,Business ,Computers and office automation industries ,Telecommunications industry - Abstract
INTERNET BUSINESS NEWS-(C)1995-2024 M2 COMMUNICATIONS China-based Huawei Digital Power has released its 2024 White Paper on the Top 10 Site Power Trends, the company said. Li Shaolong, president of Huawei [...]
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- 2024
3. With GAGEtrak[R], Metso Paper Passes ISO Audits with Ease
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Metso Corp. ,Paper industry ,Industrial equipment and supplies industry ,Green technology ,Business ,Engineering and manufacturing industries - Abstract
Metso Paper is a global supplier of sustainable technology and services for mining, construction, energy, metal recycling and the pulp and paper industries. Metso was created in 1999 through the [...]
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- 2023
4. Canada : Manitoba Government Supports Exploring Greener Technology at Kraft Paper Mill
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Paper mills ,Community development ,Green technology ,Business, international - Abstract
The Manitoba government and the Community Economic Development Fund are partnering with Canadian Kraft Paper Industries Ltd. (CKP) to explore opportunities for transitioning to a greener economy in northern Manitoba, [...]
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- 2023
5. Repair And Testing Of 250 L Water Atm Machine, Supplying Installing Testing Commissioning 2kw Off Grid Solar Power Pack, Plastic Chair, Plastic Modular Chair, Paper Rim A4 Qty : 5
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Solar energy -- Installation ,Green technology ,Technology installation instructions ,Business, international - Abstract
Tenders are invited for Repair And Testing Of 250 L Water ATM Machine, supplying Installing Testing Commissioning 2KW OFF GRID Solar Power Pack, Plastic Chair, plastic modular chair, paper Rim [...]
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- 2024
6. Research on the performance of green and environmentally friendly epoxy resin impregnated paper 110 kV current transformer.
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Fang, Zhao, Yang, Xuefeng, Zeng, Haiyan, Liu, Haiqiong, Zhou, Xiang, Zhu, Wei, and Xia, Huaimin
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CURRENT transformers (Instrument transformer) , *EPOXY resins , *ELECTRIC power distribution grids , *GREEN technology - Abstract
As an important high-voltage electrical equipment in the substation, the performance stability of high-voltage current transformers is directly related to the safe operation of the power grid. The insulating medium of the traditional oil-immersed current transformer is an oil-immersed paper structure. When the oil-immersed current transformer malfunctions, it is easy to cause fire and explosion, resulting in very serious consequences. If the transformer with the epoxy resin impregnated paper insulation medium is used, there is no oil and gas inside; thus, it has high reliability, which greatly reduces the risk of fire and explosion. Based on this, considering the application research on the high-voltage current transformers epoxy resin impregnated paper technology, this paper mainly analyzes some precautions for the application of epoxy resin impregnated paper technology to the high-voltage current transformers from three aspects: the research on the insulation performance of the epoxy resin impregnated paper transformers, the research on the mechanical properties, and the research on the relevant experimental methods of the epoxy resin impregnated paper technology application to the high-voltage current transformers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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7. Huawei Releases 2024 White Paper
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Power plants ,Electric power-plants ,Green technology ,Energy industry ,Business ,Telecommunications industry - Abstract
TELECOMWORLDWIRE-January 22, 2024-Huawei Releases 2024 White Paper (C)1994-2024 M2 COMMUNICATIONS http://www.m2.co.uk China-based Huawei Digital Power has released its 2024 White Paper on the Top 10 Site Power Trends, the company [...]
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- 2024
8. Austria : EARTO publishes position paper on STEP
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Green technology ,Business, international - Abstract
On 28 September, EARTO presented an input paper on the Establishment of the European Economic Security Strategy and its strategic Technologies for Europe Platform (STEP). In this position paper EARTO [...]
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- 2023
9. Futuring as Part to Design Education: Hacking for a Sustainable Campus Environment.
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Lundmark, Sofia and Rodela, Romina
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COLLEGE environment ,DESIGN education ,COMPUTER hacking ,PAPER arts ,GREEN infrastructure ,GREEN technology - Abstract
This article reports on a study where we used a novel method to work with university students at a media technology and design programme to innovate on questions related to futuring in an educational context. Participating students used creative methods, paper crafting and design methods to "hack" the university campus in a post-COVID-19 scenario. This study situates hackathon as a design method that can be used to foster problem-solving and critical thinking skills in the context of current challenges. The students were asked to identify possible challenges in a post-COVID-19 return on campus and consider solutions to these challenges. They were tasked to shape their solutions in the form of a "sustainable artefact" meant to facilitate a smoother, safer, and welcoming return to campus life. In this study we reflect on how they engaged critically with the campus green and built infrastructure and how have they considered changes that would make their return to campus life a positive experience. Through the analysis of students' assignments, we demonstrate how this method allowed for space in finding one's own voice, how the design material supported students' work on future design, and how aspects of future design are helping students finding a way of acting upon current calls to re-work our cities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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10. An all paper based triboelectric nanogenerators with high output performance in extreme environment manufactured by multi-layer papers forming technology.
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Lin, Changmei, Chen, Jun, Huang, Hai, Ma, Xiaojuan, and Cao, Shilin
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NANOGENERATORS , *EXTREME environments , *OPEN-circuit voltage , *SHORT-circuit currents , *GREEN technology , *POWER density - Abstract
[Display omitted] • Multi-layer forming technology can integrate triboelectric material with electrode. • The all CPTENGs can exhibit excellent humidity, acid and alkali resistance. • The CPTENGs can yield a V OC , I SC and power density of 227.1 V, 6.9 μA and 520 mW/m2. • Matching CPTENGs with P-ZISC can obtain a self-charging power system (PSCPS). • The PSCPS can drive some miniaturized electronics for a long time. Triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) are regarded as a promising technology to drive the development of flexible/wearable electronics and self-powering sensor. Application of cellulose paper as the triboelectric positive materials makes TENGs more environmentally friendly. However, the limited output performance and stability in harsh environments and oxidation and corrosion of the metal electrodes have limited the practical application of cellulose paper based triboelectric nanogenerators (CPTENGs). Here, we have integrated cellulose paper-based triboelectric material and electrode in one sheet by using multi-layer forming technology in paper industry; the upper triboelectric layer shows excellent triboelectric positive performance, hydrophobicity and acid and alkali resistance, while the bottom electrode exhibits promise conductivity. The all CPTENGs can yield a maximum open-circuit voltage (V OC) of 227.1 V, a short-circuit current (I SC) of 6.9 μA. Furthermore, the V OC values of the all CPTENGs increase from 0.02 V to 225.1 V at the load resistance of 100 Ω∼10 GΩ; and a power density of 520 mW·m−2 is also obtained at a load resistance of 30 MΩ. Moreover, the V OC of CPTENGs not only retains up to 78 % of its initial value at a high relative humidity of 90 %, but also almost maintains unchanged in a wide range of the pH environment (pH = 1∼13). More importantly, the CPTENGs can be readily matched with paper-based zinc supercapacitor (P-ZISC) to act as an all paper based self-charging power system (PSCPS). The PSCPS is capable of driving various miniaturized electronics, such as electronic watch, temperature/humidity indicator, demonstrating its potential application in a sustainable power source for portable and green electronics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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11. Finland : ANDRITZ presents comprehensive pulp and paper product portfolio for sustainable technologies at PulPaper 2022
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Green technology ,Paper products industry ,Business, international - Abstract
International technology group ANDRITZ will present its comprehensive pulp and paper product portfolio for sustainable technologies at PulPaper tradeshow, booth # 6b50, from June 7 to June 9, 2022, in [...]
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- 2022
12. Netherlands : Gelderland wants 25 million from the government to accelerate the sustainability of the Eerbeek Loenen paper industry
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Sustainable development ,Paper industry ,Green technology ,Business, international - Abstract
The Province of Gelderland has requested 25 million from the government to accelerate the process of making the paper industry more sustainable. With this contribution, the province wants to strengthen [...]
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- 2022
13. Germany : Digitization in paper production saves resources and protects the climate
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Paper industry -- Production data ,Green technology ,Paper products industry -- Production data ,Digitization ,Business, international - Abstract
The Federal Ministry for the Environment supports the waste-saving production of Schumacher Packaging GmbH with around 480,000 euros from the environmental innovation program. The company wants to use a transport [...]
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- 2022
14. Executing Solar Power Project Of 1.20 Mwdc Capacity Under 'captive Power Producer (cpp)' Segment For Revival Papers Mill Private Limited
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Paper industry ,Electric utilities ,Solar energy ,Green technology ,Business, international - Abstract
Contract Awarded for Executing solar power project of 1.20 MWdc capacity under 'Captive Power Producer (CPP)' Segment for Revival Papers Mill Private Limited Contract awarded : Nov 2021 Contractor name [...]
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- 2021
15. Factors Affecting Enterprise Level Green Innovation Efficiency in the Digital Economy Era – Evidence from Listed Paper Enterprises in China.
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Zhengxia He, Wenqi Lu, Guihong Hua, and Jianming Wang
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TECHNOLOGICAL innovations , *GREEN technology , *PAPERMAKING , *ENVIRONMENTAL regulations , *SUSTAINABLE development - Abstract
The Guidelines on Building a Market-Oriented Green Technology Innovation System, which was released by China in 2019, has become a powerful signal to guide the development of green technology innovation (GTI). In the current digital strategy of China, the public media has become a key factor for promoting the transparency of enterprise environmental information. This paper measures the GTI efficiency of the listed paper enterprises in China as well as incorporating media attention into the research framework to explore the influencing factors of GTI of the listed paper enterprises in China during the digital economy era. The results showed that a positive media report had a positive impact on GTI and has become a new driving factor in promoting sustainable production in the digital era. Government support and openness also have a positive impact on GTI. However, negative media reports, environmental regulations, and technological innovation abilities have an inhibitory effect on the GTI efficiency of paper making enterprises. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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16. The role of foreign MNEs in China’s twin transition: a study on the organization of green and digital innovation processes
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Brueck, Chris
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- 2024
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17. Green Supply Chain Management: Strategies For Eco-Friendly Business Practices.
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S., Dalnar Komal and Khandare, D. M.
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SUPPLY chain management ,BUSINESS planning ,GREEN technology ,SUSTAINABLE procurement ,ENVIRONMENTAL management ,CLIMATE change ,SUSTAINABILITY - Abstract
This review research paper delves into the pivotal domain of Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM), exploring the strategies employed by businesses to adopt and implement eco-friendly practices. As the global community grapples with the pressing challenges of climate change and environmental degradation, organizations are increasingly recognizing the imperative to integrate sustainability into their supply chain operations. The paper begins by providing a comprehensive overview of the conceptual framework underpinning GSCM, emphasizing its role in fostering environmental stewardship and corporate responsibility. Subsequently, it delves into a meticulous analysis of diverse strategies that enterprises employ to imbue their supply chains with environmentally conscious practices. These strategies encompass procurement of sustainable materials, eco-design, waste reduction, energy efficiency, and the adoption of green technologies. Furthermore, the review elucidates the multifaceted benefits accruing from the adoption of GSCM, ranging from cost savings and enhanced brand reputation to regulatory compliance and risk mitigation. The paper also navigates through the challenges faced by businesses in implementing green strategies, including initial investment costs, stakeholder alignment, and supply chain complexities. The synthesis of findings from various empirical studies and industry reports facilitates the identification of emerging trends and best practices in GSCM. Additionally, the paper offers insights into the role of technology, government policies, and collaboration among supply chain partners in advancing eco-friendly initiatives. This review paper contributes to the burgeoning discourse on sustainable business practices by providing a nuanced understanding of GSCM strategies. It serves as a valuable resource for academics, practitioners, and policymakers seeking to foster eco-friendly supply chain practices in the pursuit of a more sustainable and resilient global economy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
18. Evaluating the green development level of global paper industry from 2000-2030 based on a market-extended LCA model.
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Shang, Di, Lu, Haiyan, Liu, Chang, Wang, Dong, and Diao, Gang
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SUSTAINABLE development , *GREEN technology , *PAPER industry , *TEXT mining , *INDUSTRIALIZATION ,DEVELOPING countries - Abstract
As a traditional energy and carbon intensive sector, it becomes imperative for the global paper industry to realize green development. This paper aims to provide guidance for the green transformation of global paper industry by evaluating the global paper industry green development level in a systematic and dynamic way. This paper employs text-mining method to develop paper industry green development evaluation indicator system and adopts market-extended LCA model and entropy-TOPSIS method to calculate the paper industry green development level of 48 countries/regions. The results show that during 2000–2030 the paper industry green development level of developing countries improves faster than developed countries, where those of developing and developed countries increase from 0.3369 to 0.3938 and from 0.5120 to 0.5517 respectively and the gap between them narrows from 0.1751 to 0.1579. The comparative analysis reveals that the paper industries of developed and developing countries are in different green development stages. Developing countries, represented by China, improve greatly in economic and social dimensions, but decline seriously in ecological dimension due to enlarging resource consumption and environmental damages. On the contrary, developed countries tend to saturate in economic and social dimensions and have been improving fast in ecological dimension, gradually realizing the decoupling of industrial economic development and environmental damages. To further promote the global paper industry green development, developing countries should focus on promoting the coordinated development between economic growth and environment protection and developed countries should play a leading role in the global green transformation by promoting optimal allocation of resources and cross-regional communications of green technologies. • A paper industry green development indicator system is developed based on text mining. • A global paper industry green development model is built with market-extended LCA. • Complex interactions among the indicators are internalized in the evaluation. • A spatial-temporal analysis is performed on global paper industry green development level. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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19. United Kingdom : DS Smith Paper Mill Pushes Carbon Reduction Goals using Green Electrical Power in Croatia
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Paper mills ,Green technology ,Air pollution control -- Green market ,Packaging industry -- Green market ,Paper industry -- Green market ,Business, international - Abstract
DS Smith, the FTSE 100 leading provider of sustainable packaging has announced that Beli?e Paper Mill, situated in Eastern Croatia has made significant steps forward in Co2 reductions by switching [...]
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- 2020
20. United States : Duke Energy launches utility industrys first sustainable commercial paper notes focused on socioeconomic advancement
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Duke Energy Corp. -- Planning ,Green technology ,Company business planning ,Business, international - Abstract
Majority of companys issuance directed towards expanded opportunities for diverse suppliers Reinforcing the companys leadership in sustainability, Duke Energy successfully launched the utility industrys first sustainable commercial paper notes. Duke [...]
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- 2022
21. China : Trina Solar Publishes CAPEX and LCOE Assessment White Paper
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Green technology ,Business, international - Abstract
Trina Solar released a new CAPEX and LCOE Assessment White Paper, bringing together calculations and studies from Fraunhofer ISE, DNV, Black & Veatch, Enertis Applus+ and UL, five leading global [...]
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- 2022
22. India : KPI Global Infrastructure signs PPA with Super Deluxe Paper Mills for sale of 1 MW solar power
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Paper mills ,Solar energy ,Green technology ,Paper industry ,Infrastructure (Economics) ,Business, international - Abstract
KPI Global Infrastructure Ltd has announced signing of Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with M/s Super Deluxe Paper Mills Private Limited, Vapi. As per the announcement, this PPA is for sale [...]
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- 2019
23. Green Development Efficiency Measurement and Influencing Factors of the Paper Industry in the Yangtze River Economic Belt.
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Xiang, Yunbo, Wang, Shengyun, Zhang, Yong, Dai, Zhijun, and Angelakis, Andreas N.
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SUSTAINABLE development ,PAPER industry ,GREEN technology ,RIVER conservation ,CENTER of mass ,POWER resources ,INDUSTRIAL energy consumption - Abstract
The paper industry is a traditional industry with extensive consumption of resources and energy and more pollutant discharge. This industry is closely related to production and life activities. Under the general requirement of "to step up conservation of the Yangtze River and stop its over development", the paper industry in the Yangtze River Economic Belt should urgently undergo green transformation and development. Based on the undesirable slack-based measure model, spatial gravity center, Kernel density function, Theil index, and panel model, this study examines the green development efficiency and its influencing factors of the paper industry in the Yangtze River Economic Belt from 2001 to 2016. Results showed the following: (1) from 2001 to 2016, the green development efficiency of the paper industry in the Yangtze River Economic Belt had been steadily improved, but the overall efficiency value is not high, which has a great potential for improvement. The green development efficiency of the paper industry in the Yangtze River Economic Belt presents the regional differentiation law of gradient increasing in the upper, middle, and lower reaches. (2) According to the gravity center trajectory, the efficiency center of the green development of the paper industry in the Yangtze River Economic Belt is located in the middle reaches of Hunan Province and Hubei Province and moves to the southwest. This case indicates that the green development efficiency of the paper industry in provinces and cities in the southwest has been improved. (3) The regional differences in the green development efficiency of the paper industry in the Yangtze River Economic Belt show the characteristics of narrowing fluctuations. The regional differences are the primary sources of the difference in the green development efficiency of the paper industry. (4) The enterprise scale, science and technology investment, and industrial structure have significant positive effects on the green development efficiency of the paper industry in the Yangtze River Economic Belt. On the contrary, environmental regulation and foreign investment intensity have significant negative effects. However, the above factors have different effects on the green development efficiency of the paper industry in the upper, middle, and lower reaches of the Yangtze River Economic Belt. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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24. United Arab Emirates : GE White Paper Highlights Pathways to Faster Decarbonization in the GCCs Power Sector
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Green technology ,Global temperature changes ,Carbon dioxide ,Alternative energy sources ,Combustion ,Business, international ,Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf - Abstract
The GCC can accelerate its transition to a more reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy future through the strategic deployment of renewables and gas power, while transitioning away from liquid fuels. [...]
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- 2021
25. Digital Nudge Stacking and Backfiring: Understanding Sustainable E-Commerce Purchase Decisions.
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Mirbabaie, Milad, Marx, Julian, and Erle, Lukas
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NUDGE theory ,ELECTRONIC commerce ,ELECTRONIC paper ,FAST fashion ,GREEN products ,YOUNG consumers ,GREEN technology - Abstract
Background: The consumption of 'fast fashion', which is expedited by costeffective e-commerce systems, represents one of the major factors contributing to the acceleration of climate change. An emerging approach to steer consumers in the direction of more sustainable purchase decisions is digital nudging. This paper explores digital nudging in the context of green fashion e-commerce by testing the effectiveness of two nudging strategies on the decision to choose green fashion products (GFP) over regular fashion items. Method: This study was conducted as a between-subject online experiment (n=320) with four conditions simulating an e-commerce scenario. The participants were presented with different products: one was ecologically friendly, and another was the regular option. Depending on their randomized group allocation, the participants experienced a default nudge, a social norm nudge, a combination of both strategies, or no nudge. In addition, we conducted 10 qualitative interviews to gain a deeper understanding of consumers' decision process. Results: Our experiment failed to demonstrate statistically significant relationships between the various nudging strategies and GFP purchase decisions. However, additional explorative analyzes confirmed a backfire effect for the combination of nudging strategies. This reveals the previously overlooked influence of participants' identification on the effectiveness of digital nudging strategies. In addition, qualitative interviews revealed individual factors that influence sustainable e-commerce purchase decisions. Conclusion: This study contributes to information systems research by explaining the differences in the effectiveness of different nudging strategies regarding highinvolvement compared to low-involvement products. Moreover, it provides empirical evidence of a backfire effect resulting from a combination of digital nudging strategies (i.e., digital nudge stacking). Finally, the study underscores the leverage that individual factors have on both GFP purchase decision and the effectiveness of nudges. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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26. South Africa : GE Releases Position Paper on Accelerating South Africas Energy Transition with Gas Power and Renewables
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Green technology ,Global temperature changes ,Liquefied natural gas ,Alternative energy sources ,Hydrogen as fuel ,Business, international - Abstract
Whitepaper discusses South Africas urgent need for affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy, to spur industrialization while addressing its climate change ambitions Highlights how flexible gas power will play a critical [...]
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- 2021
27. A straightforward bioprocess for a cleaner paper decolorization.
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Valls, Cristina, Cusola, Oriol, Vidal, Teresa, Torres, Antonio L., and Roncero, M. Blanca
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RECYCLED paper , *SULFINIC acids , *PAPER chemicals , *HYDROGEN peroxide , *LACCASE , *AZO dyes , *GREEN technology - Abstract
A new biotechnological sequence for decolorizing red and black colored paper was developed to reduce the environmental impact of the chemicals used in paper recycling processes. Commercially available low-redox potential laccase from Myceliophthora thermophila , which operates optimally under alkaline conditions, was used in combination with natural mediators to make the process even greener. Based on the optical properties of the resulting decolorized paper, red and black dyes were efficiently removed by all laccase–mediator systems. The best results were provided by the laccase–methyl syringate combination, followed by the laccase–acetosyringone system and the laccase–syringaldehyde system. The decolorization rate for red paper achieved with the laccase–methyl syringate treatment exceeded that obtained with ozone. Red was removed by about 98% by combining two enzymatic stages and hydrogen peroxide stage, and black by 65%, without altering the physical properties of the colored paper in either case. A sequence combining oxidative and reductive (formamidine sulfinic acid) chemical treatments led to comparable optical and physical properties for the two types of paper. The effects of Myceliophthora thermophila laccase and methyl syringate were similar to those of high-redox potential laccase from Trametes villosa combined with either methyl syringate or the synthetic mediator violuric acid. Image 1 • The laccase-natural mediator system was able to remove red and black dyes from paper. • Methyl syringate was the best mediator to decolorize papers. • Higher dye removal was produced by biotechnological stages than by chemical stages. • Both, low and high-redox potential laccases can be used to produce decolorization. • Several optical parameters were measured to assess paper decolorization. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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28. Pining for Change: Pine trees, once a source for polluting paper mills, fuel clean energy
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Proctor, Carlton
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Paper mills ,Green technology ,Pollution ,Paper industry ,Business ,Business, regional - Abstract
The pine tree has long been a staple of northwest Florida's paper mill industry, which for many years has been among the region's major air and water polluters. But wood [...]
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- 2018
29. Preface to the Special Issue "Mathematical Modelling and Optimization of Service Supply Chain".
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He, Yong
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ANT algorithms ,MATRIX analytic methods ,GREY Wolf Optimizer algorithm ,SUPPLY chain management ,CONSUMER preferences ,GREEN technology ,OPERATIONS research ,TABU search algorithm ,REMANUFACTURING - Abstract
This document is a preface to a special issue of the journal "Mathematics" that focuses on mathematical modeling and optimization of service supply chains. The special issue includes 14 papers that cover a wide range of topics within this field. The papers provide valuable insights for researchers, students, and practitioners in supply chain management, operations research, industrial engineering, and business management. They address areas such as customer preferences, optimization of supply chain decisions, coordination mechanisms, and the effects of the external environment. The findings can assist in addressing current issues and challenges in service supply chains, ultimately enhancing performance and efficiency. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2024
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30. Pulp & Beyond 2024: Vibrant Discussions on Climate Change, Green Transition and the Future of the Forest Industry.
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PAPER industry , *CLIMATE change , *GREEN technology , *FORESTS & forestry , *BIOLOGICAL products - Published
- 2024
31. Denmark : White paper: The world has the solutions to solve the climate crisis
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Global warming ,Fossil fuels ,Coal fired power plants ,Green technology ,Air pollution control ,Renewable energy ,Nuclear energy ,Energy industries ,Global temperature changes ,Technology ,Climate change ,Business, international - Abstract
Replacing fossil fuels with green energy is the main lever to combat climate change, says energy company rsted in a new white paper. The power sector is key to decarbonising [...]
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- 2019
32. Impact of supply chain disruptions during the COVID-19 pandemic to micro, small and medium enterprises in Davao Region, Philippines
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Laorden, Nikko Longjas, Sarmiento, Jon Marx Paredes, Romo, Glory Dee Antero, Acuña, Thaddeus Retuerto, and Acopiado, Imee Marie Añabesa
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- 2022
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33. Luminator Technology Group E-paper
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High technology industry ,Labor costs ,Solar energy ,Pollution ,Energy management ,Technology ,Light pollution ,Displays (Marketing) ,Green technology ,LEDs ,Energy efficiency ,Business ,Transportation industry - Abstract
E-paper utilizes highresolution display technology to provide transit passengers with real-time information such as rider alerts and route information. Its multi-page displays can be updated remotely, allowing transit agencies to [...]
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- 2019
34. Cloud manufacturing architecture: a critical analysis of its development, characteristics and future agenda to support its adoption.
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Lim, Ming K., Xiong, Weiqing, and Wang, Chao
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CRITICAL analysis ,SUSTAINABLE development ,ARCHITECTURAL design ,CONFERENCE papers ,MANUFACTURING industries ,CLOUD computing ,GREEN technology - Abstract
Purpose: In the last decade, cloud manufacturing (CMfg) has attracted considerable attention from academia and industry worldwide. It is widely accepted that the design and analysis of cloud manufacturing architecture (CMfg-A) are the basis for developing and applying CMfg systems. However, in existing studies, analysis of the status, development process and internal characteristics of CMfg-A is lacking, hindering an understanding of the research hotspots and development trends of CMfg-A. Meanwhile, effective guidance is lacking on the construction of superior CMfg-As. The purpose of this paper is to review the relevant research on CMfg-A via identification of the main layers, elements, relationships, structure and functions of CMfg-A to provide valuable information to scholars and practitioners for further research on key CMfg-A technologies and the construction of CMfg systems with superior performance. Design/methodology/approach: This study systematically reviews the relevant research on CMfg-A across transformation process to internal characteristics by integrating quantitative and qualitative methods. First, the split and reorganization method is used to recognize the main layers of CMfg-A. Then, the transformation process of six main layers is analysed through retrospective analysis, and the similarities and differences in CMfg-A are obtained. Subsequently, based on systematic theory, the elements, relationships, structure and functions of CMfg-A are inductively studied. A 3D printing architecture design case is conducted to discuss the weakness of the previous architecture and demonstrate how to improve it. Finally, the primary current trends and future opportunities are presented. Findings: By analyzing the transformation process of CMfg-A, this study finds that CMfg-A resources are developing from tangible resources into intangible resources and intelligent resources. CMfg-A technology is developing from traditional cloud computing-based technology towards advanced manufacturing technology, and CMfg-A application scope is gradually expanding from traditional manufacturing industry to emerging manufacturing industry. In addition, by analyzing the elements, relationships, structure and functions of CMfg-A, this study finds that CMfg-A is undergoing a new generation of transformation, with trends of integrated development, intelligent development, innovative development and green development. Case study shows that the analysis of the development trend and internal characteristics of the architecture facilitates the design of a more effective architecture. Research limitations/implications: This paper predominantly focuses on journal articles and some key conference papers published in English and Chinese. The reason for considering Chinese articles is that CMfg was proposed by the Chinese and a lot of Chinese CMfg-A articles have been published in recent years. CMfg is suitable for the development of China's manufacturing industry because of China's intelligent manufacturing environment. It is believed that this research has reached a reliable comprehensiveness that can help scholars and practitioners establish new research directions and evaluate their work in CMfg-A. Originality/value: Prior studies ignore the identification and analysis of development process and internal characteristics for the current development of CMfg-A, including the main layers identification of different CMfg-As and the transformation process analysis of these main layers, and in-depth analysis of the inner essence of CMfg-A (such as its elements, relationships, structure and functions). This study addresses these limitations and provides a comprehensive literature review. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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35. Installation, Operation & Maintenance of Power Plant based on renewable / green energy source for Supply of Power Steam on Built, Own & Operate (BOO) basis at Nagaon Paper Mill & Cachar paper Mill, As
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Paper mills ,Electric power plants ,Green technology ,Renewable energy ,Business, international - Abstract
Prequalification are invited for Installation, Operation & Maintenance of Power Plant based on renewable / green energy source for Supply of Power Steam on Built, Own & Operate (BOO) basis [...]
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- 2015
36. Bank digitalization and corporate green innovation: empowering or negative?
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Jia, Kaiwei, Zhang, Yu, and Grigorescu, Adriana
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DIGITAL transformation ,CORPORATE banking ,TECHNOLOGICAL innovations ,GREEN technology ,ONLINE banking ,SUSTAINABLE development ,ENVIRONMENTAL regulations - Abstract
In the context of bank digitalization construction, this paper explores the impact and mechanism of bank digital transformation on corporate green innovation based on the data of listed enterprises from 2010 to 2021. It is found that bank digital transformation enhances the overall and strategic nature of corporate green innovation but has no significant impact on corporate substantive green innovation. The mechanism analysis shows that bank digital transformation can promote corporate green innovation by inhibiting corporate financialization and alleviating corporate financing constraints. Government environmental regulation and media attention have a positive moderating effect on the relationship between banks' digital transformation, and enterprises' green innovation, i.e., an increase in the level of government environmental regulation and an increase in media attention will strengthen the promotion effect of banks' digital transformation on enterprises' green innovation. Heterogeneity analysis shows that the promotion effect of banks' digital transformation on corporate green innovation is more significant for state- owned enterprises, heavily polluted enterprises, large-scale enterprises, and enterprises in the eastern region. Therefore, the digital transformation of banks can "empower" the green innovation of enterprises, help the green development of enterprises, and lead the high-quality development of the economy. At the same time, the study's results also show that the green development of enterprises should not be "superficial" but "substantial." [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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37. Complete Reorganization Of Yeongam-gun Integrated Home Waste Paper Using 4th Industry Technology
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Green technology ,Technology ,Company organization ,Contract agreement ,Company restructuring/company reorganization ,Business, international - Abstract
Contract awarded for Complete reorganization of yeongam-gun integrated home waste paper using 4th industry technology Bid price(Won): 261,330,000 The actual date and time 2019/09/23 11:20 Number of bidders: 7 Following [...]
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- 2019
38. Buy Printing Paper In 2019
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Technology ,Contractors ,Green technology ,Business, international - Abstract
Contract awarded for Buy printing paper in 2019 Number of contractors: 5 Validity of bid (day): 40 Bid security: 4.000.000 VND Entry into Force (days): 70 Duration of contract: 12 [...]
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- 2019
39. Effects of joint adoption for multiple green production technologies on welfare-a survey of 650 kiwi growers in Shaanxi and Sichuan
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Chen, Zhe, Sarkar, Apurbo, Li, Xiaojing, and Xia, Xianli
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- 2021
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40. Exploring of Agro Waste (Pineapple Leaf, Corn Stalk, and Napier Grass) by Chemical Composition and Morphological Study.
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Daud, Zawawi, Hatta, Mohd Zainuri Mohd, Kassim, Angzzas Sari Mohd, Awang, Halizah, and Aripin, Ashuvila Mohd
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AGRICULTURAL wastes ,CORNSTALKS ,PAPER industry ,SCANNING electron microscopy ,MORPHOLOGY - Abstract
Malaysia is a country that is a rich source of agricultural waste material. Three different crops were studied here, including pineapple (Ananas comosus) leaf, corn (Zea mays) stalk, and Napier grass (Pennisetum purpureum). These crops are characterized as agricultural waste materials in Malaysia and have a high potential to be used as alternative fibers for the paper making industry. The objective of this work was to analyze the chemical composition of pineapple leaf, corn stalk, and Napier grass and to investigate the fiber morphology of these crops. The chemical components analyzed include the following: cellulose (Kurshner-Hoffner method), holocellulose (chlorination method), hemicellulose (chlorination method), ash content (TAPPI method T211- om-93), lignin content (TAPPI method T222-om-98), and soluble sodium hydroxide (TAPPI method T203-om-98). All handsheets morphologies were observed using scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Results indicated each crop has the potential for use as a fiber in paper making. SEM images indicated a condensed composition of the fiber structure. The observed chemical composition and morphology of these three crops indicate their suitability for use as fiber sources for the paper industry. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2014
41. Application of Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Methods in Sustainable Manufacturing Management: A Systematic Literature Review and Analysis of the Prospects.
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Pelissari, Renata, Khan, Sharfuddin Ahmed, and Ben-Amor, Sarah
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GREEN technology ,PRODUCTION management (Manufacturing) ,SUPPLY chain management ,DECISION making ,GREEN products - Abstract
Due to increasing environmental regulation and customers' demand for environmentally friendly products, organizations have been required to adopt sustainable manufacturing practices by implementing clean technology (Cleantec) to manufacture green products. By adopting environmental practices, organizations can also achieve qualitative and quantitative benefits that help them remain competitive in the market while meeting governmental environmental policies, such as lowering energy and the cost of materials. The significant number of articles addressing sustainability in manufacturing published in the past few years attests to the importance of the topic. However, not many studies have been developed to understand the decision-making process in sustainable manufacturing. Therefore, the objective of this paper is to conduct a systematic literature review on the application of multi-attribute decision-making (MADM) methods in sustainable manufacturing. A total of 158 papers, published between 2009 and 2018, met the criteria set in the research methodology. The 158 papers were then analyzed and classified into seven categories: (i) SM domain, (ii) activity within the organization, (iii) decision goals, (iv) decision-makers involved (group or individual), (v) uncertain data, (vi) SM aspects (social, environmental, and economic), and (vii) MADM methods. Among the results, we identified that AHP is the most applied MADM method and, regarding the activities of the organization, MADM methods have been the most frequently applied to strategy management and supply chain. We also identified a tendency to consider uncertain and imprecise data in the decision-making process. Another result is that all the three domains — economic, environmental and social — were considered in most of the papers, followed by the combination of the economic and environmental perspectives. In the conclusion, some recent trends and future research directions are highlighted. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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42. Open Innovation, Soft Branding and Green Influencers: Critiquing 'Fast Fashion' and 'Overtourism'.
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Cooke, Philip, Nunes, Sergio, Oliva, Stefania, and Lazzeretti, Luciana
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FAST fashion ,OPEN innovation ,ELECTRONIC surveillance ,ELECTRONIC paper ,SUSTAINABLE fashion ,GREEN technology - Abstract
This paper explores digital reality replication for cultural consumption and green-digital open-system innovation, along with responsible, sustainable practices fashioned in a post-COVID-19 era. We address these after the dystopian effects of lockdown on global tourism and, in particular, the looming crisis of unsustainable 'overtourism'. The aim of this paper is to disclose problems and policies related to moderating consumption to more sustainable levels. The scope of the article tackles three fields: urban re-branding, fast fashion, and overtourism. Each problem area is analysed against the background of digital surveillance in the attention economy with the aid of a conceptual model. Accordingly, the principal objectives of this paper are to analyse key sustainability problem sources, evolutionary processes, and policy responses. The paper's originality and value lie in its recognition of tractable problem engagement through conceptual and practicable methods. This contribution also explores other consumption modes that tourists appreciate, namely, retail activity and its unsustainable "fast fashion" obsession. Finally, the paper analyses urban soft branding, the third tourism attractor within the niche touristic activity of the creative-cultural and gastronomic kind, which also features impulses that affect the perpetuation of unsustainable touristic practices. Thus, this contribution also assesses various studies on tourism futures that exploit digital media to assist in conserving both natural and cultural environments. Accordingly, we first narrate the soft re-branding of an "Art City" as a "Fashion City" and consider the example of green-digital innovation in the cultural milieu of Florence, Italy, in light of criticism of the unsustainability of "fast fashion". We consider which actions are envisioned or advised in the similarly "over-touristed" city of Venice. In a different vein, we consider whether the mobilisation of 'pop celebrity' performers such as audience engagers or influencers works for sustainable intervention through an assessment of the cultural interventions of Madonna in Lisbon. Finally, we anatomise "green" politics and policies for creative-cultural cities with the support of digital media to influence sustainable actions to moderate or, alternatively, revitalise polluted, congested, or otherwise over-touristed city centres. The greening of central Paris, Barcelona, Milan, and London offer a a series of examples of this type of moderation and revitalisation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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43. Belgium : EU Auditors publish Background Paper on wind and solar power production
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Auditors ,Solar energy ,Solar energy industry -- Accounting and auditing ,Green technology ,Electric power generation ,Business, international ,European Court of Auditors - Abstract
The European Court of Auditors has today published a Background Paper on EU and Member State support for wind and solar photovoltaic (PV) power generation. Background Papers follow the announcements [...]
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- 2018
44. British paper firm at cutting edge of green technology; GOOD NEWS BRITAIN
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Williams, Christopher
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Paper industry -- Buildings and facilities ,Green technology ,Company business management ,General interest - Abstract
Byline: Christopher Williams A PAPER company founded 168 years ago has claimed a world first by opening a plant capable of completely recycling disposable coffee cups that currently end up [...]
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- 2013
45. Advocacy Paper On Sustainable Industrial Development In The Cis Region
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Real estate development ,Green technology ,Sustainable development ,Energy industries ,Business, international - Abstract
Tenders are invited for Advocacy paper on sustainable industrial development in the CIS region Scope of Contracting Services The Subcontractor Is Responsible for the Preparation and Consolidation of an Advocacy [...]
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- 2018
46. Can digital transformation promote green innovation in enterprises? the moderating effect of heterogeneous environmental regulations.
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Sun, Qiong, Wang, Zhongsheng, Sun, Yu, and Huang, Xiankai
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DIGITAL transformation ,ENVIRONMENTAL regulations ,SUSTAINABLE development ,GREEN technology ,DIGITAL technology ,BUSINESS enterprises - Abstract
Currently, digital transformation is having various impacts on enterprises around the world, including the green innovation. However, the current literature on the relationship between digitalization and green innovation in enterprises is scarce. What is the relationship between them, and whether heterogeneous environmental regulation has mediating effects, are questions that are worth exploring. Using a sample of listed manufacturing enterprises in China, this paper empirically tests the impact of digital transformation on enterprise green innovation. The results show that: (1) Digital transformation has a significant positive impact on green innovation, including green innovation output and green innovation capability. (2) Diverse environmental regulation may have mediating effects of digital transformation's influence on green innovation. (3) After a number of robustness tests, the conclusions are still valid. This paper can provide a reference for developing green development strategies for manufacturing enterprises. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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47. New industrial land use policy and firms' green technology innovation in China--an empirical study based on double machine learning model.
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Ziwang Gao, Lihui Cai, and Xiaolu Zhang
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MACHINE learning ,TECHNOLOGICAL innovations ,GREEN behavior ,GREEN technology ,LAND use ,EMPIRICAL research - Abstract
China is facing a serious land resource mismatch problem, which will profoundly affect the acceleration of economic growth and technological innovation. Reform of the industrial land allocation system can solve the mismatch of land resources, and that also has an important impact on the promotion of economic and technological development. This paper selects the data of Chinese A-share listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen from 2007 to 2020 as the research sample, constructs a double machine learning model, and empirically investigates the impact of a new industrial land use policy on firms' green innovation behavior. The study shows that: (1) the new industrial land use policy significantly promotes firms' substantive and strategic green technological innovation, and the effect on substantive green technological innovation is greater than that on strategic green technological innovation. (2) The enhancement of R&D investment sustainability and the "talent pool" effect are important mechanisms through which the new industrial land use policy influences firms' substantive and strategic green technological innovation. Meanwhile, the new industrial land use policy is conducive to firms' green coinnovation. (3) There is heterogeneity in the effect of the new industrial land use policy, which can significantly promote green technological innovation of firms in the eastern region, while it does not play a significant role in the green innovation behavior of firms in the central and western regions. The above research results enrich the research in the field of industrial land and innovation, help to understand more comprehensively the mechanism of new industrial land affecting firms' green technological innovation, and provide policy insights for strengthening the application of industrial land allocation reform in firms' green innovation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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48. Can new urbanization pilot policies promote green technology innovation in cities: Empirical evidence from China.
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Cheng, Jing and Chen, Jiarui
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CITIES & towns ,ENVIRONMENTAL policy ,GREEN technology ,URBANIZATION ,TECHNOLOGICAL innovations ,POLLUTION ,TECHNOLOGY transfer - Abstract
The development of urbanization has brought new challenges to the ecological environment, and the promotion of green technology innovation and development is widely recognized as an essential method to achieve cities' economic benefits and environmental protection. This paper examines whether the new urbanization pilot policies (NUP) increase green technology innovation (GTI) from both theoretical and empirical perspectives. This paper examines the impact of new urbanization on GTI by analyzing data from 285 cities in China between 2010 and 2021, using the multi-period DID model with the implementation of NUP as an exogenous policy shock. The study results indicate that NUP significantly affects GTI, and the conclusion still holds after the parallel trend test, placebo test, and other robustness tests. Heterogeneity analysis shows that the NUP significantly enhances GTI in low environmental pollution, non-resource-based, Medium-sized, and Central Region cities. The test of moderating effect shows that NUP has a "linkage effect" with the government's environmental attention, financial investment in innovation, and regional talent pooling. The findings of this paper provide empirical evidence and decision-making reference for promoting NUP and sustainable development of cities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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49. The Impact of Digital Economy on the High Quality Development of Agricultural Enterprises: Evidence From Listed Agricultural Enterprises in China.
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Lina Ma and Tianci Wang
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AGRICULTURAL industries ,AGRICULTURAL development ,GREEN technology ,DIGITAL technology - Abstract
As the most active field in China's economic development, the digital economy is crucial to the high-quality development of enterprises. Taking Chinese-listed agricultural enterprises as research samples, this paper discusses the effect of the digital economy on promoting the high-quality development of agricultural enterprises and the mechanism behind it from the perspective of total factor productivity of enterprises. The study found that the digital economy significantly promoted the improvement of total factor productivity of agricultural enterprises and enabled the high-quality development of agricultural enterprises, and this conclusion remained valid after controlling for endogeneity and conducting robustness tests. In terms of action mechanisms, the digital economy is conducive to promoting green innovation and promoting the high-quality development of agricultural enterprises; However, entrepreneurial activity has a masking effect. Further analysis shows that the digital economy plays a more significant role in promoting non-resource-intensive agricultural enterprises located in northern China. At the same time, the higher the industrial structure and financial development level of the region, the more positive impact the digital economy can play. This study verifies the impact mechanism of the digital economy on the high-quality development of agricultural enterprises and provides enlightenment for China's the digital economy policy-making and enterprises' the high-quality development strategy decision-making. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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50. Elaboration and Characterization of Pereskia aculeate Miller Extracts Obtained from Multiple Ultrasound-Assisted Extraction Conditions
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Maria Clara Coutinho Macedo, Viviane Dias Medeiros Silva, Mateus Sá Magalhães Serafim, Vinícius Tadeu da Veiga Correia, Débora Tamires Vitor Pereira, Patrícia Regina Amante, Antônio Soares Júnior da Silva, Henrique de Oliveira Prata Mendonça, Rodinei Augusti, Ana Cardoso Clemente Filha Ferreira de Paula, Júlio Onésio Ferreira Melo, Christiano Vieira Pires, and Camila Argenta Fante
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paper spray mass spectrometry ,infrared spectroscopy ,P. aculeate ,PANC ,green technology ,Microbiology ,QR1-502 - Abstract
Pereskia aculeata Miller, is an unconventional food plant native to South America. This study aimed to investigate the influence of different ultrasonic extraction times (10, 20, 30, and 40 min) on the phytochemical profile, antioxidant and antibacterial activities of ethanolic extracts obtained from lyophilized Pereskia aculeate Miller (ora-pro-nobis) leaves, an under-researched plant. Morphological structure and chemical group evaluations were also conducted for the lyophilized P. aculeate leaves. The different extraction times resulted in distinct phenolic content and Antioxidant Activity (ATT) values. Different extraction time conditions resulted in phenolic compound contents ranging from 2.07 to 2.60 mg EAG.g−1 of extract and different ATT values. The ATT evaluated by DPPH was significantly higher (from 61.20 to 70.20 μM of TE.g−1 of extract) in extraction times of 30 and 40 min, respectively. For ABTS, it varied between 6.38 and 10.24 μM of TE.g−1 of extract and 24.34 and 32.12 μM ferrous sulp.g−1 of extract. All of the obtained extracts inhibited the growth of Staphylococcus aureus, particularly the treatment employing 20 min of extraction at the highest dilution (1.56 mg.mL−1). Although liquid chromatography analyses showed that chlorogenic acid was the primary compound detected for all extracts, Paper Spray Mass Spectrometry (PS-MS) suggested the extracts contained 53 substances, such as organic, fatty, and phenolic acids, sugars, flavonoids, terpenes, phytosterols, and other components. The PS-MS proved to be a valuable technique to obtain the P. aculeate leaves extract chemical profile. It was observed that the freeze-drying process enhanced the conservation of morphological structures of P. aculeate leaves, as evidenced by scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) identified carboxyl functional groups and proteins between the 1000 and 1500 cm−1 bands in the P. aculeate leaves, thus favoring water interaction and contributing to gel formation. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to evaluate different times (10, 20, 30 and 40 min) for ultrasound extraction of P. aculeate leaves. The polyphenols improved extraction, and high antioxidant activity demonstrates the potential for applying P. aculeate leaves and their extract as functional ingredients or additives in the food and pharmaceutical industries.
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- 2023
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