This book introduces current managerial approaches to energy production and energy use. The volume analyses how to manage technological developments that contribute to lowering the price of energy production and also focuses on the impact renewable energy sources that provide continuity in energy production and how to manage it. The book presents studies on the effectiveness of wind, solar, biomass, geothermal and hydroelectric energies and discusses current technological approaches to prevent environmental pollution such as carbon capture and storage. Furthermore, the book includes sustainable economic and financial strategies to use energy more effectively and efficiently. It thus appeals not only to an academic readership but also to energy management professionals working in this field.

Includes topics such as benchmarking, mass production and return on investment on energy Discusses the impact of energy investments in corporate strategies Contains recommendations for green management

Autorentext

Serhat Yüksel is an Associate Professor of Finance in stanbul Medipol University. Before this position, he worked as a senior internal auditor for seven years in Finansbank in Istanbul and 1 year in Konya Food and Agriculture University as an assistant professor.

Hasan Dinçer is a Professor of Finance at Istanbul Medipol University, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Istanbul (Turkey). He has worked in the finance sector as a portfolio specialist and his major academic studies focuses on financial instruments, performance evaluation, and economics. He is the executive editor of the International Journal of Finance and Banking Studies (IJFBS) and the founder member of the Society for the Study of Business and Finance (SSBF).

Inhalt
Chapter 1. Identifying the Best Financing Sources for Renewable Energy Companies in Latin American Countries.- Chapter 2. Modern Directions in Bioenergy Production from Forest.- Chapter 3. A Study on the Energy Problem in the Eastern Mediterranean: Text Mining and AHP-Based Strategy Recommendations.- Chapter 4. Development Russian financial markets: Evidence from Energy companies from 1990 to 2020.- Chapter 5. Determining Optimal State Support for the Development of Renewable Energy Investments by Entropy Method.- Chapter 6. Energy flow analysis from Russia to South Korea.- Chapter 7. Factors Causing Delay in the Installation of Nuclear Power Plants.- Chapter 8. A New Approach of Energy Financing: The Yields of Green Bonds in Emerging Economies.- Chapter 9. Modelling the Volatility Spillovers among Energy Stock Returns in Developed, Developing and Fragile Economies Using EGARCH Analysis.- Chapter 10. Increasing Efficiency of Energy Saving Policies in the Future: Corporate Social Responsibility Projects.- Chapter 11. Business Intelligence Application in the Natural Gas Industry: A Company Case.- Chapter 12. Environmental Impact of Economic Globalization and Renewable Energy Consumption in the OPEC Countries.- Chapter 13. Energy Policy Recommendations for ASEAN Countries: Empirical Evidence from The Bootstrap Panel Granger Causality Analysis.- Chapter 14. An Examining of Sustainable Energy Management in Terms of Strategic and Management Thinking.- Chapter 15. Urbanization, Fossil Fuel Consumption and Carbon Dioxide Emission in Ghana: The STIRPAT Model Approach.- Chapter 16. RPA in Energy and Utilities.- Chapter 17. Energy Oriented Management Approach as a Market Activity Tool in Achieving Competitive Advantage.- Chapter 18. The Core of Business: Is It Energy Management or Management Energy?.- Chapter 19. Renewable Energy and Environment in the Context of Sustainability.- Chapter 20. Determining Optimal Islamic Financing Methods for Small-Scale Sustainable Energy Investments.- Chapter 21. The Impact of Energy Investments on Employment: A Study on the OECD.