Selection of indicators | Assessment of indicators | Social indicators used | Total number of indicators | References |
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Selection based on the following principles: - Systemic - Consistency - Interdependency Measurability - Comparability -Delphi method with experts | Procedures to obtain Weights of indicators: - the variance degree of criteria - independency of criteria - subjective preferences decision-makers | - Social acceptability - Job creation - Social benefits | - Technical: 7 - Economic: 9 - Environmental: 9 - Social: 4 - Total: 29 | [11] |
Literature review | - Multi-attribute value theory - Equal weighting - Different preferences for sustainability indicators using three indicators; different runs where each indicator is given a different preference | - Security and diversity of supply - Acceptability - Health and safety - Intergenerational issues | - Environmental: 10 - Economic: 3 - Social: 4 - Total: 17 | [9] |
Literature review based on following criteria: - Reflect sustainability concept - Measurability with respect to specific sustainability goals - Availability of timely information - Availability of reliable information - Reflection of a strategic view - Offer references on systems optimization - Reflects longevity of system design | Fuzzy analytical hierarchical process, including pairwise comparisons of alternatives with respect to attributes in a matrix | - Job creation - Benefitted residents | - Environmental: 5 - Economic: 3 - Social: 2 - Total: 10 | [18] |
- Literature review - informal discussions with stakeholders - Final selection by researchers based on following criteria: - Systemic - Independency - Consistency - Measurability - Comparability | Weighted sum multi-attribute utility method. Indicator weights were established through a survey of 62 academics | - Job creation - Human health - Social acceptability - External supply risk | Economic: 1 Technical: 3 Environmental: 2 Socio-political: 4 Total: 10 | [13] |
- Literature review - Inclusion of decision-makers - Final selection based on availability of qualitative and quantitative data | Linear preference functions as part of the method Prometee | - energy costs - contribution to economy - social acceptability | Technical: 3 Environmental: 3 Socio-economic: 3 Total: 9 | [10] |