колекція Валентина Васечкоhttp://repository.ukd.edu.ua/xmlui/handle/123456789/12642026-04-25T21:09:49Z2026-04-25T21:09:49ZHEI-Led Innovative Green Transition in SMEs and Start-upsLahdesmaki, BaileyCorina Nita (Danila), AndreeaJonsson, VilhoNastase, Carmen EugeniaLucaci, AncutaLukminė, DianaLapkovskaja, JoanaBoghean, CarmenKarpash, MaksymVasechko, ValentynNeykov, Nikolayhttp://repository.ukd.edu.ua/xmlui/handle/123456789/12692025-05-23T00:00:20Z2024-01-01T00:00:00ZHEI-Led Innovative Green Transition in SMEs and Start-ups
Lahdesmaki, Bailey; Corina Nita (Danila), Andreea; Jonsson, Vilho; Nastase, Carmen Eugenia; Lucaci, Ancuta; Lukminė, Diana; Lapkovskaja, Joana; Boghean, Carmen; Karpash, Maksym; Vasechko, Valentyn; Neykov, Nikolay
This paper aims to understand how higher education institutions
(HEIs) can support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and start-ups to
become more sustainable through aligning more closely with the ISO
56002:2019 standard on Innovation Management Systems. The paper utilises an
international study with data gathered through semi-structured interviews with
eight (n=8) case companies from five (n=5) countries across numerous
industries. Preliminary results show HEIs can greatly support and play a large
role in facilitating the green transition and sustainability activities of SMEs and
start-ups. Results indicate understanding a company’s innovation management
system by both the company and the HEI involved improves the effectiveness
of the provided support and its resulting impact on increasing the innovative
sustainability capacity.
Lahdesmaki, Bailey, et al. "HEI-Led innovative green transition in SMEs and Start-ups." ISPIM Innovation Symposium. The International Society for Professional
Innovation Management (ISPIM), 2024.
2024-01-01T00:00:00ZAnalysis of solar photovoltaic module parks in Ukraine: forecasting their further operation and end-of-life managementKarpash, MaksymYavorskiy, AndriyZhovtulia, LiubomyrVasechko, Valentynhttp://repository.ukd.edu.ua/xmlui/handle/123456789/12682025-05-23T00:00:19Z2025-01-01T00:00:00ZAnalysis of solar photovoltaic module parks in Ukraine: forecasting their further operation and end-of-life management
Karpash, Maksym; Yavorskiy, Andriy; Zhovtulia, Liubomyr; Vasechko, Valentyn
This article examines solar energy’s rapid growth and evolving
role in Ukraine, focusing on the challenges and opportunities presented by
the end-of-life management of photovoltaic (PV) modules. Despite only
actively developing over the past decade, solar energy accounts for over 5%
of Ukraine's total electricity generation, ranking it 8th in Europe for installed
PV capacity. The war in Ukraine has further underscored the importance of
solar energy for the country's energy security and resilience. However, with
the majority of PV capacity installed only recently and with a finite lifespan,
Ukraine will soon face significant volumes of decommissioned PV modules
requiring processing, utilization, or reuse. The article highlights the urgency
of developing a robust PV module recycling sector, as current practices
involve landfilling most components. A comprehensive analysis of
Ukraine's PV module park, conducted as part of the EU-funded Retrieve
project, represents a crucial first step towards effective PV waste
management, aligning with Ukraine's energy strategy and commitments
under the Paris Agreement on climate change.
Analysis of solar photovoltaic module parks in Ukraine: Forecasting their further operation and end-of-life management / M. Karpash та ін. E3S Web of Conferences. 2025. Т. 608. С. 1001.
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