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Deployable potential

The quantity that can plausibly be implemented after logistics, infrastructure, market, institutional and timing constraints.

Definition

The quantity that can plausibly be implemented after logistics, infrastructure, market, institutional and timing constraints. Follow the related lesson to see how this term changes a system boundary or decision.

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Technical → sustainable → economic → deployable potential

A four-filter ladder for preventing theoretical possibility from being reported as real-world supply or capacity.

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References & further reading

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (2026). Sustainable and circular bioeconomy: glossary and key terms.Open source ↗