Study on the measurement of technological diversity on the subject of green transformation technologies

Authors

  • JUN HOSOYA Waseda Univ.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52731/lbds.003.117

Abstract

There is an initiative called GX (Green Transformation) started by the Japanese government against the climate change problem. The Japanese Patent Office has released the GXTI (Green Transformation Technologies Inventory), a technology classification for technologies related to GX. In this paper, trends in the number of patent applications for the Top 5 technologies related to GXTI were analyzed. In addition, the technology diversity of the Top 5 was analyzed. For diversity analysis, taxonomic indices applying the concept of biodiversity were discussed. As a result of introducing this index, it has become possible to grasp the ratio of research and development according to the level of technological integration.

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2023-09-12