Fujitsu / General Electric / Royal Dutch Shell / National Renewables Energy Laboratory / Elsevier Ltd. / ARTICLE IN PRESS / National Labs / IBM / International Energy Agency / Renewable energy / National Renewable Energy Laboratory / Hitachi / Ocean Energy / National Renewable Energy Laboratories / /
Country
Switzerland / Netherlands / Norway / Japan / Canada / United Kingdom / Sweden / United States / Spain / /
Currency
USD / cent / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
National Renewable Energy Laboratory / New York University / National Renewables Energy Laboratory / / /
IndustryTerm
solar photo cell technologies / technology performance / technology decreases / Energy producers / prescriptive tool / energy demands / distributed energy model / incumbent technology / electricity load / energy wholesaler / geothermal technologies / energy coming / natural gas / oil and gas / energy sources / generated electricity / discontinuous technology / energy data / nuclear energy technologies / Nuclear energy / energy spending / technology increases / technology benefit / fossil fuel technology / energy / fossil fuel technologies / oil crisis / fossil fuel energy / geothermal energy / important fossil fuel energy sources / energy consumption / wind energy resources / technology improvement / fuel energy technologies / biomass energy / technology cycle / solar energy resources / photovoltaic technology / electricity demand / electricity production costs / liquid transportation fuels / immature technologies / energy technology / large consumer electronics / energy consumption sources / energy technologies / steel / disruptive technology / wind turbine technologies / wind energy / electricity generation capacity / discontinuous technologies / energy needs / tappable energy / solar technologies / energy alternatives / monthly energy review / oil / energy resource / energy production / wind energy resource / electricity / binary plant geothermal energy production / oil supply emergencies / particular technology / technology design / solar technology curve / technology / energy investment / electricity production / thin-film technology / solar energy / cement / electricity production capacity / wind energy sources / technology evolution / /
NaturalFeature
Ocean Energy Total Bio-Energy Geothermal Energy Total Hydropower / Island of Hawaii / Rocky Mountain / /
Organization
New York University / US Department of Energy / US government / Energy Information Agency / American Wind Energy Association / Highline Electric Association / Japan’s government / Melissa Esmundo Stern School of Business / Geothermal Energy Association / /
Person
Melissa Esmundo / Anderson / Melissa A. Schilling / Ballard Power / / /
Position
model of technology evolution / Abernathy model / King / driver / regional energy wholesaler / Corresponding author / /
ProvinceOrState
Hawaii / New York / California / Colorado / Dakotas / Nevada / /
Region
northeastern Colorado / northern Nevada / /
Technology
Technology Second technology / energy technology / fuel cells / fossil fuel technologies / Second technology / semiconductors / two main technologies / relatively immature technologies / component technologies / disruptive technology / nuclear energy technologies / wind turbine technologies / developing thin-film technology / 1 Technology / particular technology / disk drive / fossil fuel energy technologies / solar photo cell technologies / renewable energy technologies / energy technologies / fossil fuel technology / incumbent technology / /
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