Table 1.
Experimental trajectories in solar PV and urban mobility in India and Thailand
| India | Thailand | |
|---|---|---|
| Solar PV | Solar lanterns | Off-grid generation systems |
| Solar home systems | Solar home systems | |
| Micro-grids | Mini-grids | |
| Rooftop solar | Rooftop solar | |
| Solar power plants | Solar power plants | |
| Solar city | ||
| Urban mobility | Walking | Cycling and walking |
| Cycling | Shared transport (shared bikes, cars, songthaewa) | |
| Alternative public transport (bus rapid transit/BRT) | Alternative public transport (BRT, mass rapid transit/MRT, monorail) | |
| Electric vehicles | Electric vehicles | |
| Alternatively fuelled vehicles (CNG) | Alternatively fuelled vehicles: (ethanol, CNG, hybrid, solar) | |
| Vehicle parts innovation |
The names and groupings of the experiments and trajectories differ in the two countries, because they are identified through inductive, bottom-up analysis, taking into account local specificities
aA songthaew is a shared transport vehicle in Thailand, also known as ‘red trucks’