This paper explores the role of digital technologies for the green transition and the empirical relationships between digital innovation and environmental innovation. It develops new patent-based indicators to measure digital innovation more comprehensively, as well as “twin transition” innovation that is both digital and environmental. The paper also reviews global trends in twin transition innovation and investigates digital innovation as a precursor to environmental innovation.
Quantifying digital innovation for the twin transition
Historical trends, current landscape and links with environmental innovation
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