Innovation in Sustainable Engineering: Leveraging Green Technologies for a Greener Future

Abstract

This study aims to evaluate the influence of government policies and collaboration between the industrial sector, academia, and the community on the adoption and efficiency of green technology innovation in various industrial sectors. The method used is quantitative with a survey design involving 150 companies involved in the development of green technology in the construction, renewable energy, manufacturing, and agriculture sectors. The results of multiple regression analysis show that government policies, especially subsidies and tax incentives, have a significant positive influence on the level of green technology adoption. In addition, collaboration between companies and universities has also been shown to increase innovation efficiency, with the renewable energy sector recording the highest energy efficiency. The interaction between government policies and collaboration between sectors also significantly increases the level of green technology adoption. These findings highlight the importance of supportive policies and collaboration between sectors in accelerating the transition to more efficient and sustainable green technologies.