Using boundary object-theory as a framework for understanding adoption of renewable energy innovations in housing: Building and HPAC –plan

Mika Nieminen; Maria Åkerman

Using boundary object-theory as a framework for understanding adoption of renewable energy innovations in housing: Building and HPAC –plan

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The paper explores the potential of the concept of boundary object in shedding light on the dynamics of introducing disruptive modes of distributed energy production for builders with a particular attention to translating expertise across professional spheres and between consumers and experts.

Original language	English
Pages	A11
Publication status	Published - 2018
MoE publication type	Not Eligible
Event	Making Science, Technology and Society together Conference, EASST2018 - Lancaster, United Kingdom Duration: 25 Jul 2018 → 28 Jul 2018 https://easst2018.easst.net/

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Conference	Making Science, Technology and Society together Conference, EASST2018
Abbreviated title	EASST2018
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Lancaster
Period	25/07/18 → 28/07/18
Internet address	https://easst2018.easst.net/

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Nieminen, M & Åkerman, M 2018, 'Using boundary object-theory as a framework for understanding adoption of renewable energy innovations in housing: Building and HPAC –plan', Making Science, Technology and Society together Conference, EASST2018, Lancaster, United Kingdom, 25/07/18 - 28/07/18 pp. A11. <https://nomadit.co.uk/easst/easst2018/conferencesuite.php/panels/6203>

Using boundary object-theory as a framework for understanding adoption of renewable energy innovations in housing: Building and HPAC –plan. / Nieminen, Mika ; Åkerman, Maria.
2018. A11 Abstract from Making Science, Technology and Society together Conference, EASST2018, Lancaster, United Kingdom.

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Using boundary object-theory as a framework for understanding adoption of renewable energy innovations in housing: Building and HPAC –plan

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