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Exemples de projets de recherche pour les demandes de bourses de ma? trise Organismes subventionnaires Document préparé par Marie-France Courtemanche-Bell Analyste bourses d'études Direction des études Mise à jour août CTable des matières A ?aires internationales Analytique d ? a ?aires Développement organisationnel Économie appliquée Économie ?nancière appliquée Finance Management Gestion des ressources humaines Marketing Stratégie Technologie de l ? information Gestion des opérations CA ?aires internationales Exemple ?? AI IMPLEMENTING AND MANAGING SMART ENERGY NETWORKS IN CANADA WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM FOREIGN EXPERIENCE Context and motivation Catalyzed by new technologies and market transformation that range from shale extraction to the widespread of green energy resources the North American energy industry is facing a new enlargement phase In order to harness long-term bene ?ts from this expansion studies suggest that the required infrastructure investments should be directed to the deployment of Smart Energy Networks SEN Analogous to electric ? smart grid ? systems the SEN concept emphasizes the provision of energy by systems that use multiple fuels and advanced information technologies in an integrated manner Such systems are likely to maximize energy e ?ciency and reliability while generating considerable cost reductions to suppliers and end-users in addition to a wide array of economic and environmental bene ?ts Although Canada is in a unique position ?? due to its broad portfolio of energy resources remarkable research centers and world-leading energy technology industries ?? to put SEN in practice the deployment of such systems still requires enhanced appreciation of its viability by stakeholders According to the Waterloo Institute for Sustainable Energy recommendations further indepth research of foreign cases is needed to outline which implementation framework should better suits the Canadian technical and socioeconomic context Research Objectives The implementation of SEN requires a new business model of coordination and collaboration among diverse energy suppliers storage intermediates and end-users The general objective of this study is to investigate the managerial success and failures of speci ?c foreign experiments of SEN implementation in order to highlight enablers and barriers for the Canadian case in the following years We wish to ful ?ll a need in the literature by answering the question ?? What is the ideal business model of SEN implementation for Canada ? An appropriate answer for this question should integrate the speci ?c objectives of this study which are to establish an optimal geographical scale to determine the limits imposed by privacy concerns to verify the extend of customer engagement to identify the need for a regulatory framework to analyze how to overcome the ??tragedy of the commons ? in such a multilayered network to International Energy Agency and Orecchini Niemi Weber and Chai Weber p - Weber p How to entice individuals not to neglect the well-being of the group or society in the pursuit of their sel ?nterest Cestimate the fairest distribution of risks and rewards among multiple stakeholders and last to evaluate the need for international coordination and partnership Methodology Assessing and comparing di ?erent business model frameworks of