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Context Matters: Conditions for the Adoption of Clean Energy Technologies in the Archipelago Context Cover

Context Matters: Conditions for the Adoption of Clean Energy Technologies in the Archipelago Context

Open Access
|Apr 2026

Figures & Tables

Figure 1

Map over Stockholm archipelago and places mentioned in the article.

Source: Own elaboration.

Figure 2

Data analysis workflow.

Table 1

Overview of the data, origin of informants and codes.

INTERVIEWSCODEWORKSHOPSCODEREPORTS AND DOCUMENTSCODEARTICLES TIDNINGEN SKÄRGÄRDENCODE
Municipality officialsI1 (Österåker)
I2 (Norrtälje)
I3 (Värmdö)
Workshop 1WS1EU levelRAP1-RAP8+RAP10-RAP12Articles with examples of locations and different uses of CETT1-T52
National Energy Agency (Energimyndigheten)I4, I5, I6 (all from national agencies)Workshop 2WS2State levelRAP13-RAP15+RAP17-RAP20+RAP23-RAP25
Island entrepreneursI7 (Möja)
I8 (Ljusterö)
I9 (Nämdö)
Workshop 3WS3Regional levelRAP21-RAP22+RAP26-RAP30+RAP35-RAP37
Municipal levelRAP34

[i] Note: I-interview, WS-workshop, RAP-reports and documents, T-articles from Tidningen Skärgården.

Table 2

Overview of results from text analysis and phenomenology analysis – theoretical concepts, themes, and categories.

THEORETICAL CONCEPTSMEANING-BEARING UNITSEMPIRICAL CATEGORIES
Technological contextSystemic issuesGrid and off grid; grid capacity, existing and incipient grid solutions.
Large-scale vs. small-scale.
Feasible solutions, capital issues.
Types of energy.
Seasonal variations in consumption and production.
Industrial contextEnergy monopoly (Vattenfall)Energy types.
Power in the energy industry.
Land ownership.
Stakeholder perspectives: Archipelago Foundation; Swedish Fortifications Agency; Swedish Church; private landowners.
Archipelago businesses – push and pull factors.
Institutional contextGovernment, governance, formal and informal institutionsGovernment structures: EU, state, region, 7 municipalities, island organizations, other key stakeholders – Vattenfall, Waxholmsbolaget transport company, National Traffic Authority.
Monopoly regulations.
Shoreline Protection Act.
Building regulations.
Energy regulations and permits.
Territorial organization rules (e.g., core islands).
Local, regional, national and EU government, directives, governance and implementation of energy legislation, directives and regulations.
Social contextNetworks, social capital and agencyVariations in the organizational degree of civil society.
Conflicting interests including conservatism.
Decision-making gaps.
Polarization (mainland versus island).
Spatial contextGeography and infrastructureGeographical fragmentation.
Distance to the mainland.
Infrastructural variations and grid capacity.

[i] Sources: Own elaboration of I1-I9, WS1-WS3, RAP1-RAP37, T1-T52.

Figure 3

Overview of regulatory bodies and policies involved in CET-adoption processes and permits.

Source: I1-I9, WS1-3, RAP1-RAP8.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.16993/rl.163 | Journal eISSN: 2002-0104
Language: English
Page range: 2 - 2
Submitted on: May 26, 2025
Accepted on: Mar 25, 2026
Published on: Apr 9, 2026
Published by: Stockholm University Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2026 Natallia Pashkevich, Ellinor Christensson, Simon Svedberg, Paulina Ines Rytkönen, published by Stockholm University Press
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