Research on Construction and Operation of Microgrid

In order to cope with the objective contradiction of the worsening environmental problems and the rigid demand for energy due to the rapid economic development, it is of great significance to explore the technology and management mode of microgrid which is self-used and locally consumed with renewable energy. In this study, on the basis of clarifying the construction goal of microgrid, the energy management system of microgrid is designed, the control mode consistent with the characteristics of renewable energy is selected, the business scope of microgrid is expanded according to the interactive needs of different users, and the intelligent interactive operation of microgrid is realized, which can make better use of renewable energy to meet the rising demand for energy while protecting the environment

Organizational Learning Under Institutional Complexity: Evidence from Township Clusters in China

Drawing from conceptualizations of organizational learning and institutional complexity, we advance the understanding of how the coexistence of multiple institutional logics in a community influences firms’ learning. Viewing communities where firms and local governments coexist as clusters, our analysis of 354 firms in 39 township clusters in China shows that government logic negatively moderates the positive effect of community logic on organizational learning; however, social connections between the community and local governments mitigate this negative effect. Modeling the relationship between the two logics in this manner extends prior conceptualizations of interfirm learning as a process of isomorphic diffusion of social norms and advances understanding of the role of institutions in organizational learning. This study also offers new insights for theoretical conversations on the compatibility and incompatibility of multiple institutional logics by demonstrating when logic multiplicity leads to conflicts and when it maintains harmony