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This book discusses sustainable development decision-making.
Focusing on decisions to invest in wind turbine technology as part
of a corporation's CO2 emission reduction strategy, it presents a
new evaluation framework, based on the triple bottom line framework
widely used by businesses to communicate their adherence to
corporate social responsibility. This new framework allows the
evaluation of strategic corporate decisions to invest in wind
turbines to mitigate global warming in the context of a
corporation's social responsibility, and includes an objective
measurement stage to add rigor to the evaluation process. The book
describes the use of measured data from wind turbine projects to
both develop and validate the methodology, and also identifies key
enablers and barriers as businesses attempt to successfully
integrate corporate social responsibility into their overall
business strategy. Given its scope, the book appeals to
postgraduate students, researchers, and business professionals
interested in the environmental impact of corporations. Featuring
case studies from Ireland, it is particularly relevant to audiences
within Europe.
This book discusses sustainable development decision-making.
Focusing on decisions to invest in wind turbine technology as part
of a corporation's CO2 emission reduction strategy, it presents a
new evaluation framework, based on the triple bottom line framework
widely used by businesses to communicate their adherence to
corporate social responsibility. This new framework allows the
evaluation of strategic corporate decisions to invest in wind
turbines to mitigate global warming in the context of a
corporation's social responsibility, and includes an objective
measurement stage to add rigor to the evaluation process. The book
describes the use of measured data from wind turbine projects to
both develop and validate the methodology, and also identifies key
enablers and barriers as businesses attempt to successfully
integrate corporate social responsibility into their overall
business strategy. Given its scope, the book appeals to
postgraduate students, researchers, and business professionals
interested in the environmental impact of corporations. Featuring
case studies from Ireland, it is particularly relevant to audiences
within Europe.
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