Green Innovation, Circularity and Technology-Enabled Sustainability

2 October 2026 | 09:00–12:00
Room: MC-002

Session Chair: Tibor Dőry
Co-Chair: Dorin Bac
Secretary: Laura Tölgyesi

Papers presented in this session

ABSTRACT ID 39

Cashierless Technology in Romania: Adoption, Challenges, and Future Prospects

Petra Kézai; Brindusa Mariana Bejan; Ciprian Marcel Pop; Szabolcs Rámháp; Tamás Vinkóczi; Eszter Szabó-Szentgróti

ABSTRACT ID 112

“To value what we have…”: A qualitative study into women’s sustainable solutions for clothing

Bence Zsolt Rappay; Viktória Kovács-Lázár; Titanilla Oravecz

ABSTRACT ID 144

Acceptance of Smart Retail Technologies Among Slovak Higher Education Students: A Mixed-Method Approach

Renáta Hajabac Machova; Enikő Kahler Korcsmáros; Petra Kezai; Szabolcs Rámháp; Tamás Vinkóczi; Eszter Szabó-Szentgróti

ABSTRACT ID 182

The Drivers of Escaping The Middle-Income Trap: Empirical Evidence on the 3i Strategy Between Crossed and Trapped Economies

Ensem Mourou

ABSTRACT ID 191

Hydrogen Technologies as Drivers of ESG Transformation in SMEs

Dorottya Sebestyén; Richard Bodó; András Torma

ABSTRACT ID 219

Challenges of electromobility in Hungary from PESTLE perspective

Norbert Marsi

ABSTRACT ID 257

Plugging Into Trust: Exploring AI and the Human Side of EV Acceptance in Hungary by a Mixed-method approach

Noémi Szabó; László Buics

ABSTRACT ID 270

From Compliance to Organisational Capability: ESG Requirements as Drivers of Organisational Transformation

Katalin Dióssi

ABSTRACT ID 272

The Transition from Sustainable Development to ESG. A Biblionometric Analysis

Giulia Farcas; Dorin Bac; Sofia Dume

ABSTRACT ID 275

From Innovative R&D Collaboration to Environmental Decoupling: A Conceptual Model

Laura Tölgyesi

ABSTRACT ID 337

Assessing the Cost Optimization Potential of Flexible Workplace EV Charging

Istvan Szucs; József Kopják; Andrea Sólyom; Gergely Sebestyén

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