IMPROVING DECENTRALIZED ECONOMIC GROWTH AND REDUCING ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN THE EUROPEAN UNION WITH THE APPLICATION OF ECOLOGICALLY ORIENTED INNOVATIONS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18690/jet.13.1.55-61.2020Keywords:
Energy efficiency, Ecology, Innovation, Economy, waste-water treatment, constructed wetlands, green-house gas emissions, EUAbstract
This article presents applicable approaches for supporting the transition towards sustainable decen- tralized economic development within the European Union, based on the concept of supporting the
development and market uptake of eco-innovations. The main topic addressed is achieving a more effective market uptake of ecologically oriented innovations facilitated through matchmaking, as well
as knowledge and technology transfer between key actors of the innovation process.
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