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Organizational citizenship behaviours (OCBs) are behaviours that go beyond the formal role and are organizationally functional. Research results point to the existence of relationships between OCBs and factors connected with job characteristics and the functioning of the organization. But will organizations of different types: for-profit,…

The constantly developing world economy needs the energy necessary for the socio-economic development of the countries that constitute it. Easy access and low extraction costs determine the choice of energy source. The exploitation of high-energy deposits of energy raw materials is at such a high…

The energy sector is facing a significant change from a centralised to a decentralised energy supply. In order to successfully implement this change, smart control of the technologies used is essential. This paper first analyses the motivation for using these intelligent energy components and then…

The European Green Deal, by its commitment towards greenhouse gas net-zero emissions by 2050, by reducing pollution and restoring biodiversity, transforms climate and environmental challenges into opportunities to change the current unsustainable context in the long term. In this respect, Romania has entered a path…

This article examines the challenges of power grid congestion in a municipality located in central Poland and presents potential solutions in the form of a photovoltaic farm project or prosumer group installation. In the context of growing demand for electricity and an increasing number of…

The article takes up the topic of wind power plants in the Baltic Sea. Currently, many such investments are being built, as experts estimate the region's potential at 85GW. The paper reviews the achievements of wind power in Poland to date and forecasts their future…

The ongoing Russian - Ukrainian war followed by the energy crisis that emerged in mid-2022 have sparked concern about the European Union’s security energy security, highlighting that renewable energy must be at the core of European energy policy in the medium and long term. Our…

The study aimed to examine the green food purchase behavior in Egypt. Considering the theory of planned behavior (TPB), the study tested the impact of personal values (egoistic, altruistic, and bio-spheric), intention to pay a premium, and green food availability on green food purchase behavior.…

Customer opinions and the actual behaviour of a customer sometimes differ diametrically. Management science refers to this as the intention-behaviour gap. When developing new products, it is important for manufacturers to obtain the customer's opinion on whether they would also demand the product. Using the…

Customer purchase intention is impacted by various factors and have been studied extensively in literature and invarious contexts. Organic products are becoming more and more popular with many people seeking to live healthier lifestyles whereas social media has also presented customers with a new aesthetic…