1. Introduction – what are the drivers of decentralised renewable energy generation? Christoph Burger et al. 2. Regulatory and policy incentives – how to establish governance for decentralised energy systems? Antony Froggatt & Catherine Mitchell 3. Australia: from central electricity to solar/storage systems Helen Poulter 4. China: bureaucratic and market hurdles to move from a central towards a decentral energy system Antony Froggatt et al. 5. Denmark: centralised versus decentralised renewable energy systems Frede Hvelplund & Søren Djørup 6. Germany: from feed-in-tariffs to auctions and the question of diverse actors Dörte Ohlhorst 7. India: dirty versus clean decentralised energy generation Ranjit Bharvirkar 8. Italy: network costs versus decentralised system Michele Gaspari & Arturo Lorenzoni 9. California versus New York: policy implementation via Investor-Owned Utilities or Distribution System Provider? Catherine Mitchell 10. Conclusions and reflections from the country reports 11. Business models beyond subsidies – which core competencies are needed? Christoph Burger & Jens Weinmann 12. The three phases of the energy transformation – combining governance and business model innovation Christoph Burger et al. 13. Global game changer – leading the future Christoph Burger et al.