Energiegenossenschaften: eine wirtschaftsgeographische Perspektive

Klagge, Britta; Schmole, Hanna

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-09416-4_18

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“…Decentralisation especially starts to play an important role in energy generation, which can be depicted as horizontally as well as vertically decentralised: Renewable generation units are dispersed geographically and throughout various grid levels (Bauknecht et al 2015, Ropenus 2017). This process is accompanied by a closely connected decentralisation when it comes to ownership-structures, as new actors in form of private prosumers, energy cooperatives and new firms arise (Hall et al 2016, Klagge andSchmole 2018). Both changes lead to shifts in market shares: the combined market share of the incumbent operators E.ON, RWE, Vattenfall and EnBW -often depicted as "big four" -dropped from 80 % in 2009 to 68 % in 2012 (Monopolkommission 2015).…”

Section: Decentralisation In the German Energy Systemmentioning

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Digitalisation and (De)Centralisation in Germany - a Comparative Study of Retail Banking and the Energy Sector

Flögel¹,

Beckamp²

2020

SSRN Journal

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Section: Decentralisation In the German Energy Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Digitalisation and (De)Centralisation in Germany - a Comparative Study of Retail Banking and the Energy Sector

Flögel¹,

Beckamp²

2020

SSRN Journal

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Infrastructures and Transformation: Between Path Dependency and Opening-Up for Experimental Change

Böschen,

Hermens,

Jakobs

et al. 2024

Transformation Towards Sustainability

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Infrastructure development faces multiple challenges in the present. These are generated by digitalization, ecological orientation, transformation, and the emergence of a multipolar de-colonial world order. Under these conditions, infrastructure development faces the problem that, although designed for stability and continuity, it requires a new flexibility. To address these issues more precisely, this article first proposes a heuristic for studying infrastructures in times of transformation and tests it with two examples. In it, it is shown that the qualification of future infrastructure development lies in the characteristics of scalability, inclusivity, and updateability.

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Energieinfrastrukturen umbauen: Potenziale und Grenzen genossenschaftlich organisierter Wärmenetze

Drewing

2021

Handbuch Energieeffizienz Im Quartier

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Energiegenossenschaften: eine wirtschaftsgeographische Perspektive

Cited by 5 publications

References 11 publications

Digitalisation and (De)Centralisation in Germany - a Comparative Study of Retail Banking and the Energy Sector

Digitalisation and (De)Centralisation in Germany - a Comparative Study of Retail Banking and the Energy Sector

Infrastructures and Transformation: Between Path Dependency and Opening-Up for Experimental Change

Energieinfrastrukturen umbauen: Potenziale und Grenzen genossenschaftlich organisierter Wärmenetze

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