Rolf Wüstenhagen

TL;DR: The special issue on Social Acceptance of Renewable Energy Innovation as mentioned in this paper is a collection of best papers presented at an international research conference held in Tramelan (Switzerland) in February 2006.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors propose a model of how incumbents and new entrants engage in sustainable entrepreneurship and suggest that in the early stages of an industry's sustainability transformation, new entrants (Emerging Davids) are more likely than incumbents to pursue sustainabilityrelated opportunities.

TL;DR: The special issue on Strategic Choices for Renewable Energy Investment as discussed by the authors draws scholarly attention to the processes underlying strategic choices for renewable energy investment, and how they are influenced by energy policy, and disentangles the role of risk-return perceptions, portfolio effects and path dependence in explaining energy investment decisions.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigated the relative importance of energy policy and green power marketing in shaping the renewable energy market and concluded that the German case can be used for policy design and market development in other countries.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors surveyed 60 investment professionals from European and North American venture capital and private equity funds and asked them to assess the effectiveness of various policies, in terms of stimulating their interest to invest in innovative clean energy technologies.