Innovation in Energy Technology [electronic resource]: Comparing National Innovation Systems at the Sectoral Level /
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.Working Group on Innovation and Technology Policy.
Paris : OECD Publishing,
2006.
This report reviews efforts under way in a number of OECD countries to advance innovation in energy technology, with a particular focus on hydrogen fuel cells. It compares energy innovation systems in Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea, Norway, the United Kingdom and United States to identify the roles of government, industry, universities and other public research organisations in the innovation process. It also examines the policies governments are implementing to finance needed research and development and to stimulate market demand for innovative energy technologies.
Summarises the conclusions of a project organised by the OECD Working Group on Innovation and Technology Policy.
Includes bibliographical references.
Germany: Fuel Cells -- France: Fuel Cells -- Canada: Fuel Cells -- Korea: Fuel Cells and Photovoltaics -- Japan: Fuel Cells -- Italy: Fuel Cells -- Norway: Upstream Oil and Gas -- United Kingdom: Fuel Cells -- United States: Automotive Fuel Cells -- United States: Stationary Fuel Cells -- United States: Advanced Turbine System -- Synthesis of Main Findings -- Executive Summary -- Norway: Fuel Cells.
This report reviews efforts under way in a number of OECD countries to advance innovation in energy technology, with a particular focus on hydrogen fuel cells. It compares energy innovation systems in Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea, Norway, the United Kingdom and United States to identify the roles of government, industry, universities and other public research organisations in the innovation process. It also examines the policies governments are implementing to finance needed research and development and to stimulate market demand for innovative energy technologies.
Energy industries
Fuel cells
Power resources