Simultaneously, the social sustainability evaluation matrix and net present value offer valuable insights into social and financial aspects, respectively. The choice of methodology should ultimately reflect the research objectives. Selecting a method that can be supplemented with additional assessments, such as health and social impacts, aligns research goals more closely with the primary objectives of sustainability. Such a comprehensive approach not only helps identify the sustainable technologies but also facilitates understanding the trade-offs between different sustainability indicators. By balancing environmental, social, and financial considerations, this integrated methodology supports informed decision-making and promotes a holistic view of sustainability.