Bringing Business and Societal Impact Together in an Evolving Energy Sector

I. Ilieva, B. Bremdal, S. Puranik
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As the challenges associated with sustainability, urbanization, life quality and demography become more imminent, companies are adapting to the changing requirements by means of revised strategic approaches. Thus, enterprises are increasingly deviating from the traditionally absolute priority of maximizing total return for shareholders. While this priority is still important, businesses are also looking at the total societal impact (TSI), which represents a collection of measures and assessments that incorporate the economic, social and environmental impacts of their products and services [1]. This paper focuses on the compound influence that TSI may have within the energy domain. In particular, the business opportunities resulting from the Horizon 2020 funded project INVADE are being discussed but seen from the perspective of a socially responsible corporate strategy. Referring to discussions, analyses and undertaken initiatives this paper concludes that business models which incorporate environmentally friendly, local and social and fair energy are capable of accelerating business growth for the concerned companies.
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在不断发展的能源领域将商业和社会影响结合在一起
随着与可持续发展、城市化、生活质量和人口结构相关的挑战变得越来越紧迫,公司正在通过修订战略方法来适应不断变化的需求。因此,企业越来越偏离传统上绝对优先考虑股东总回报最大化的原则。虽然这一优先事项仍然很重要,但企业也在关注总社会影响(TSI),它代表了将其产品和服务的经济、社会和环境影响纳入其中的一系列措施和评估[1]。本文重点讨论了TSI在能量域中可能产生的复合影响。特别是,从对社会负责的企业战略的角度来看,正在讨论由地平线2020资助的项目所带来的商业机会。通过讨论、分析和采取的举措,本文得出结论,将环境友好、本地和社会公平的能源结合起来的商业模式能够加速相关公司的业务增长。
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