“I take the green one”: The choice of regional green electricity contracts in the light of regional and environmental identity

Preferences for dynamic electricity tariffs: A comparison of households in Germany and Japan

“…The latter finding corresponds with Buryk et al (2015), who conclude that preferences for dynamic electricity tariffs increase when respondents from the US and EU have additional knowledge about the environmental benefits of these tariffs. Related choice experimental studies from Japan (e.g., Nakai et al, 2018;Morita and Managi, 2015;Murakami et al, 2015) and Germany (e.g., Fait et al, 2022;Mengelkamp et al, 2019;Kaenzig et al, 2013) consistently conclude that residential electricity consumers are willing to pay a price premium for electricity produced from renewable energy sources.…”

How will local energy markets influence the pan-European day-ahead market and transmission systems? A case study for local markets in France and Germany

“…The results of [31] indicate a higher priority of green energy and community than economic incentives for early adopters. Likewise, [32,35] find an increased willingness to pay for regional "green" electricity among questioned consumers. However, the results in [33] and [34] indicate a higher priority for economic incentives for LEM participation in general.…”