Yoram Krozer Livres

Focusing on the evolution of renewable energy over the past two centuries, the book examines the transition from traditional sources like bio and hydro energy to modern technologies such as geothermal, wind, and solar energy. It highlights how innovative entrepreneurs have driven this shift, leading to reduced costs and increased global access to energy. The analysis includes extensive statistical data, presented through 70 original tables and figures, which supports decision-making in sustainable development and informs energy and climate policy discussions across various sectors.

Focusing on the interplay between innovation and environmental sustainability, this book provides an empirical foundation for developing technologies that mitigate human impact on the environment. It presents an optimistic view that advancements can enhance environmental quality at manageable costs, potentially benefiting corporate performance. Emphasizing the necessity of risk-taking by entrepreneurs and policymakers, the work emerged from discussions with Professor Han Brezet, highlighting the need for a comprehensive review of environmental technologies and entrepreneurial mindsets.

Exploring the intersection of income growth and environmental quality, this book delves into sustainable innovation through real-life case studies. It highlights how innovation can reduce environmental impacts while addressing the challenges posed by protectionist policies. The narrative features diverse innovators, from community-driven consumers in solar mobility to regional inventors in tourism, and artists creating environmentally conscious experiences. It contrasts US and EU policies affecting renewable energy, advocating for supportive measures in education and skill development to foster sustainable growth.