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Has the renewable transition in the EU-27 advanced evenly across all final energy uses, or has it relied on one channel of decarbonisation more than others? Drawing on harmonised EUROSTAT SHARES statistics for a balanced panel of 27 Member States over 2004-2024 (567 country-year observations…

The dynamic development of photovoltaic (PV) micro-installations and the electromobility sector in Poland faces the National Power System with significant challenges in energy balancing. The introduction of a net-billing model based on hourly prices exposes prosumers to financial losses caused by price cannibalization of energy…

The article describes testing and comparison of strength of 3D printed belt pulley teeth. Toothed belt pulleys are commonly used in wide range of applications, especially powering mechanical equipment in vehicles, or synchronizing rotating assemblies in machines. Often tooth and pulley designs are unique. Commonly…

Previous research reinforces the understanding that event organization is an effective way to accelerate the socio-economic development of host areas – cities, regions, and countries. There are many benefits that a given area can gain from organizing events. Economic benefits are most frequently emphasized. These…

The negotiation process relies on communication, which operates across two main dimensions: open communication and manipulative techniques. While existing literature has examined the impact of positive, negative, and neutral emotions on negotiations, the specific relationship between positive orientation and these two communication dimensions had not…

Previous studies on UAV-based delivery of automated external defibrillators have mainly examined the potential reduction of AED arrival times in sudden cardiac arrest. This paper adopts a preliminary planning perspective by examining the basic costs and organisational resources that would need to be considered before…

This paper examines decision-making in cultural heritage security management through the case of Karol Estreicher Jr. (1906-1984), an art historian, university professor, and one of the leading figures involved in the protection and post-war restitution of Polish cultural heritage. The analysis focuses on his efforts…

The Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) is one of the most widely applied multi-criteria decision-making methods and has been extensively used across numerous scientific disciplines since its introduction in 1980. The objective of this study is to examine the evolution, dissemination, and thematic development of AHP…

Food waste in the hospitality sector represents a growing sustainability challenge, particularly in all-inclusive hotel settings where unlimited access to food and buffet-based service systems may encourage overconsumption. While previous studies have examined either operational or behavioural determinants of food waste, limited attention has been…

This study reconceptualizes organizational performance through the lens of systems thinking, arguing that conventional financial and efficiency-based approaches are increasingly inadequate for capturing the complexity of contemporary organizations. In response, this study develops a systemic conceptualization of performance as a multidimensional and emergent construct. Drawing…