Eeva-Lotta Apajalahti
Biographic Data
| ID | 4082265 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eeva-Lotta Apajalahti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eeva-Lotta |
| FAMILY NAME | Apajalahti |
| SIGNATURE | APAJALAHTI E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Helsinki |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2400-0251 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 60 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The immediate impact of crises on energy transitions: Policy responses to the Russian invasion of Ukraine in Finland, Germany, and Poland
Land use in onshore wind power-based hydrogen production scenarios: The case of Finland
Path dependence and path break-out in the electricity sector
What is clean and comfortable? Challenging norms and conventions in everyday life toward sustainability
This article approaches reconfiguring everyday practices from the viewpoint of challenging the social norms and cultural conventions that drive unsustainable consumption patterns. The article discusses results from a living lab intervention, where 37 Finnish households challenged themselves to reduce indoor temperature and the laundry wash cycles in autumn 2018. We discuss what was considered as ‘clean’ and ‘comfortable’ by the participants, and …
The role of practice-based interventions in energy transitions: A framework for identifying types of work to scale up alternative practices
Farm power: How a new business model impacts the energy transition in Finland
This study focuses on how a hybrid actor challenges dominant expectations about markets and rules by creating a novel business model, Farm Power, that links locally produced small-scale renewable energy directly with energy end-users. We explore the potential of Farm Power to influence the energy transition by studying how the business model is interpreted and given meaning by different actors. Drawing on the conceptual framework of institutional…
Incumbent energy companies navigating energy transitions: Strategic Action or Bricolage
Emergent eco‐efficiency paradigm in corporate environment management
Corporate environmental management is today outlined by perspectives that advocate a smooth and linear shift towards sustainable development (SD). The concept of eco‐efficiency (EE) aims to reduce use of natural resources in order to alleviate the environmental consequences from the overburdening of the environment. The business sector has been advocating for EE as a central part of its sustainability strategy since the 1990s. However, EE bypasse…
Incumbent energy companies navigating energy transitions: Strategic Action or Bricolage
Path dependence and path break-out in the electricity sector
Farm power: How a new business model impacts the energy transition in Finland
This study focuses on how a hybrid actor challenges dominant expectations about markets and rules by creating a novel business model, Farm Power, that links locally produced small-scale renewable energy directly with energy end-users. We explore the potential of Farm Power to influence the energy transition by studying how the business model is interpreted and given meaning by different actors. Drawing on the conceptual framework of institutional…
The role of practice-based interventions in energy transitions: A framework for identifying types of work to scale up alternative practices
What is clean and comfortable? Challenging norms and conventions in everyday life toward sustainability
This article approaches reconfiguring everyday practices from the viewpoint of challenging the social norms and cultural conventions that drive unsustainable consumption patterns. The article discusses results from a living lab intervention, where 37 Finnish households challenged themselves to reduce indoor temperature and the laundry wash cycles in autumn 2018. We discuss what was considered as ‘clean’ and ‘comfortable’ by the participants, and …
Emergent eco‐efficiency paradigm in corporate environment management
Corporate environmental management is today outlined by perspectives that advocate a smooth and linear shift towards sustainable development (SD). The concept of eco‐efficiency (EE) aims to reduce use of natural resources in order to alleviate the environmental consequences from the overburdening of the environment. The business sector has been advocating for EE as a central part of its sustainability strategy since the 1990s. However, EE bypasse…
Emergent eco‐efficiency paradigm in corporate environment management
Corporate environmental management is today outlined by perspectives that advocate a smooth and linear shift towards sustainable development (SD). The concept of eco‐efficiency (EE) aims to reduce use of natural resources in order to alleviate the environmental consequences from the overburdening of the environment. The business sector has been advocating for EE as a central part of its sustainability strategy since the 1990s. However, EE bypasse…
Incumbent energy companies navigating energy transitions: Strategic Action or Bricolage
Farm power: How a new business model impacts the energy transition in Finland
This study focuses on how a hybrid actor challenges dominant expectations about markets and rules by creating a novel business model, Farm Power, that links locally produced small-scale renewable energy directly with energy end-users. We explore the potential of Farm Power to influence the energy transition by studying how the business model is interpreted and given meaning by different actors. Drawing on the conceptual framework of institutional…
What is clean and comfortable? Challenging norms and conventions in everyday life toward sustainability
This article approaches reconfiguring everyday practices from the viewpoint of challenging the social norms and cultural conventions that drive unsustainable consumption patterns. The article discusses results from a living lab intervention, where 37 Finnish households challenged themselves to reduce indoor temperature and the laundry wash cycles in autumn 2018. We discuss what was considered as ‘clean’ and ‘comfortable’ by the participants, and …
The role of practice-based interventions in energy transitions: A framework for identifying types of work to scale up alternative practices
Path dependence and path break-out in the electricity sector
The immediate impact of crises on energy transitions: Policy responses to the Russian invasion of Ukraine in Finland, Germany, and Poland
Land use in onshore wind power-based hydrogen production scenarios: The case of Finland
Economics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sustainability and Climate Change Governance (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Physics (3 works) · Renewable energy (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Sustainability (3 works)