Paper Title :Energy Prosumer of the Toffler's Third Wave
Author :Robert Kucęba, Arnold Pabian, Felicjan Bylok, Marcin Zawada
Article Citation :Robert Kucęba ,Arnold Pabian ,Felicjan Bylok ,Marcin Zawada ,
(2016 ) " Energy Prosumer of the Toffler's Third Wave " ,
International Journal of Management and Applied Science (IJMAS) ,
pp. 60-65,
Volume-2,Issue-9, Special Issue-1
Abstract : In the present paper on the basis of the literature query the Authors introduce the taxonomy of prosumer as a market
subject that creates or co-creates values it consumes. The analysis has been conducted in the context of the Toffler's third wave
concept - prosumers involved in prosumption activities, expecting not only economic benefits but also social and
environmental ones. In this dimension a definition of a prosumer has been introduced, which defines energy prosumers as
energy market subjects and prosumer energy connected with the adjustment of products to specific, own energy needs of
prosumers, and frequently their close environment. In the empirical part, on the basis of the accepted selection criterion the
Authors have aggregated highly relevant determinants that stimulate diffusion of energy prosumers and prosumer energy
development. On the basis of the research conducted in the group of the domain experts (purposeful selection), the selected
determinants have been summarized according to a five-point scale. These determinants in the context of Toffler's third wave
have been determined in four group: economic, technological, environmental and social ones. The link between the taxonomic
and empirical parts is an attempt to answer the research question "Does a contemporary energy prosumer fit in the
prosumption activities of Toffler's third wave?"
Index Terms- prosumer, Toffler's third wave, energy prosumer, prosumption energy, highly relevant determinants.
Type : Research paper
Published : Volume-2,Issue-9, Special Issue-1
Copyright: © Institute of Research and Journals
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