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Knowledge sharing in smart grid pilot projects

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The major role that the electrification of the energy system is projected to play in the transition to a sustainable
economy increases the pressure on the electricity grid and thereby creates a demand for the implementation of
smart grid technologies. The interdependencies present in the electricity system require, and have led to, the
wide-scale adoption of pilot projects to develop knowledge about the application of these technologies. While the
knowledge sharing that stems from these projects is one of the justifications for subsidising these projects, it has
remained largely a black box. Based on the analysis of interviews with the project leaders of sixteen smart grid
pilot projects, complementary secondary data sources and a survey, we studied knowledge sharing at four levels:
intra-organisational, intra-project, inter-project and project-external knowledge sharing. At each level we
observed specific sublevels, mechanisms and barriers, resulting in complex knowledge sharing dynamics. While
the projects succeeded in developing knowledge, knowledge sharing between projects run by different consortium partners rarely occurred and project-external knowledge sharing was primarily unidirectional and
involved generic knowledge. Based on the results a set of recommendations was developed that can stimulate the
knowledge sharing and thereby increase the value generated by these projects.

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Ketersediaan

EJ20266

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Elsevier Ltd. : ., 2020

Deskripsi Fisik

13 p.

Bahasa

English

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NONE

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online resource

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Energy Policy 143 (2020) 111577

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Ejurnal

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