Marketing Renewable Energy

Foundations of Renewable Energy Marketing: Marketing Renewable Energy - Fundamental Concepts.- Global Markets and Trends for Renewables.- Consumer Preferences for Renewable Energy.- Direct Selling of Renewable Energy Products.- Market Segmentation for Green Electricity Marketing - Results of a Choice-Based Conjoint Analysis with German Electricity Consumers.- Introducing Green Electricity as the Default Option.- Certificates in the Market for Renewable Energy in Germany.- Special Markets and New Business Models: Marketing of Biomethane.- Renewable Energies in the Contracting Market.- Renewable Energy in the Marketing of Tourism Companies.- From Energy Supplier to Capacity Manager - New Business Models in Green and Decentralized Energy Markets.- Driving Renewables: Business Models for the Integration of Renewable Energy and E-Mobility in Europe.- Smart Battery Systems Driving Renewable Energy Markets.- Marketing of Renewables in Regional Markets: Exploiting the Economic Opportunities ofthe Energy Transition.- Building a Renewables-Driven Power System. Successes and Challenges in Germany.- Marketing Renewable Energy in France.- Marketing Renewable Energy in the United Kingdom.- Marketing Renewable Energy in Italy.- Marketing Renewable Energy in Japan.

Carsten Herbes is a professor of international management and renewable energy at Nuertingen-Geislingen University (NGU) and Director of the 'Institute for International Research on Sustainable Management and Renewable Energy'. His research interests include marketing and acceptance of renewable energies, renewable energy cooperatives, Japanese business and economy. Before joining NGU he worked as a management consultant and board member of a bio-energy company.
Christian Friege is the former CEO of LichtBlick AG, a leading green energy company in Germany and a consultant in the field. His research interests include renewable energy, direct selling and customer management. His research was published, among others, in Journal of Service Research and Energy Policy. He has taught at Nuertingen Geislingen University and University of St. Gallen. Currently, he serves as a member of the board of Cewe Stiftung & Co KGaA.