Edited by Vanessa A. Cooper, Professor of Information Systems, Department of Information Systems and Business Analytics, RMIT University, Australia, Johann J. Kranz, Professor of Digital Services and Sustainability, LMU School of Management, University of Munich, Germany, Saji K. Mathew, Professor of Information Systems, Department of Management Studies, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, India and Richard T. Watson, formerly Research Director, Digital Frontier Partners, Regents Professor and J. Rex Fuqua Distinguished Chair for Internet Strategy Emeritus, University of Georgia, US

• Contents:1 Introduction to the Research Handbook on Information Systems and theEnvironment 1Vanessa A. Cooper, Johann Kranz, Saji K. Mathew, and Richard T. Watson2 Energy informatics: origins, emergence, and future 9Marie-Claude Boudreau, Richard T. Watson, and Natalie Jeszke3 SDU Center for Energy Informatics: background, and current and futureresearch directions 27Bo Nørregaard Jørgensen4 Data collection and exploitation strategies for Green Information Systems 53Vijaya Lakshmi, Jacqueline Corbett, and Jane Webster5 How to unlock the potential of information systems for a circular economy 74Anne Ixmeier, Johann Kranz, Jan Recker, and Roman Zeiss6 From environmental towards sustainability management information systems 100Tyge-F. Kummer and Kenan Degirmenci7 Designing information systems that support environmentalsustainability: a framework-based review 114Jan Recker8 Digital technology affordances for sustainable business practices 149Stefan Seidel, Jan Recker, and Jan vom Brocke9 Green IS: an imperative and an opportunity for IT services 165Saji K. Mathew and Thillai Rajan10 The persuasive potential of digital nudging for eco-sustainable behaviour 182Anne Ixmeier, Anna Seidler, Christopher Henkel, Marina Fiedler, JohannKranz, and Kim Strunk11 Comfort vs money: influencing the energy user for sustainable consumption 207Silpa Sangeeth L.R., Saji K. Mathew, and Richard T. Watson12 Understanding the collaborative consumption of sustainable productsand services: the impact of psychological ownership 231Laurens Rook, Joshua Paundra,Jan van Dalen, and Wolfgang Ketter13 Information systems and behavioural change: feedback interventions tocurb the consumption of natural resources 253Thorsten Staake, Verena Tiefenbeck, and Thomas Stiefmeier14 The role of smart home technology in the sustainable transformation 275Philipp Wunderlich and Daniel Veit15 Smart grids and energy markets: towards a real-time energy system 295Jason Dedrick, Gilbert Fridgen, Marc-Fabian Körner, and Jens Strüker16 Blockchain-enabled markets: a literature review with a focus ondecentralised energy markets 315Anselma Wörner, Verena Tiefenbeck, and Wolfgang Ketter17 Engineering markets and information systems for Citizen Energy Communities 341Christof Weinhardt and Philipp StaudtIndex 366

Edited by Vanessa A. Cooper, Professor of Information Systems, Department of Information Systems and Business Analytics, RMIT University, Australia, Johann J. Kranz, Professor of Digital Services and Sustainability, LMU School of Management, University of Munich, Germany, Saji K. Mathew, Professor of Information Systems, Department of Management Studies, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, India and Richard T. Watson, formerly Research Director, Digital Frontier Partners, Regents Professor and J. Rex Fuqua Distinguished Chair for Internet Strategy Emeritus, University of Georgia, US

• Contents:1 Introduction to the Research Handbook on Information Systems and theEnvironment 1Vanessa A. Cooper, Johann Kranz, Saji K. Mathew, and Richard T. Watson2 Energy informatics: origins, emergence, and future 9Marie-Claude Boudreau, Richard T. Watson, and Natalie Jeszke3 SDU Center for Energy Informatics: background, and current and futureresearch directions 27Bo Nørregaard Jørgensen4 Data collection and exploitation strategies for Green Information Systems 53Vijaya Lakshmi, Jacqueline Corbett, and Jane Webster5 How to unlock the potential of information systems for a circular economy 74Anne Ixmeier, Johann Kranz, Jan Recker, and Roman Zeiss6 From environmental towards sustainability management information systems 100Tyge-F. Kummer and Kenan Degirmenci7 Designing information systems that support environmentalsustainability: a framework-based review 114Jan Recker8 Digital technology affordances for sustainable business practices 149Stefan Seidel, Jan Recker, and Jan vom Brocke9 Green IS: an imperative and an opportunity for IT services 165Saji K. Mathew and Thillai Rajan10 The persuasive potential of digital nudging for eco-sustainable behaviour 182Anne Ixmeier, Anna Seidler, Christopher Henkel, Marina Fiedler, JohannKranz, and Kim Strunk11 Comfort vs money: influencing the energy user for sustainable consumption 207Silpa Sangeeth L.R., Saji K. Mathew, and Richard T. Watson12 Understanding the collaborative consumption of sustainable productsand services: the impact of psychological ownership 231Laurens Rook, Joshua Paundra,Jan van Dalen, and Wolfgang Ketter13 Information systems and behavioural change: feedback interventions tocurb the consumption of natural resources 253Thorsten Staake, Verena Tiefenbeck, and Thomas Stiefmeier14 The role of smart home technology in the sustainable transformation 275Philipp Wunderlich and Daniel Veit15 Smart grids and energy markets: towards a real-time energy system 295Jason Dedrick, Gilbert Fridgen, Marc-Fabian Körner, and Jens Strüker16 Blockchain-enabled markets: a literature review with a focus ondecentralised energy markets 315Anselma Wörner, Verena Tiefenbeck, and Wolfgang Ketter17 Engineering markets and information systems for Citizen Energy Communities 341Christof Weinhardt and Philipp StaudtIndex 366

Edited by Vanessa A. Cooper, Professor of Information Systems, Department of Information Systems and Business Analytics, RMIT University, Australia, Johann J. Kranz, Professor of Digital Services and Sustainability, LMU School of Management, University of Munich, Germany, Saji K. Mathew, Professor of Information Systems, Department of Management Studies, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, India and Richard T. Watson, formerly Research Director, Digital Frontier Partners, Regents Professor and J. Rex Fuqua Distinguished Chair for Internet Strategy Emeritus, University of Georgia, US

• Contents:1 Introduction to the Research Handbook on Information Systems and theEnvironment 1Vanessa A. Cooper, Johann Kranz, Saji K. Mathew, and Richard T. Watson2 Energy informatics: origins, emergence, and future 9Marie-Claude Boudreau, Richard T. Watson, and Natalie Jeszke3 SDU Center for Energy Informatics: background, and current and futureresearch directions 27Bo Nørregaard Jørgensen4 Data collection and exploitation strategies for Green Information Systems 53Vijaya Lakshmi, Jacqueline Corbett, and Jane Webster5 How to unlock the potential of information systems for a circular economy 74Anne Ixmeier, Johann Kranz, Jan Recker, and Roman Zeiss6 From environmental towards sustainability management information systems 100Tyge-F. Kummer and Kenan Degirmenci7 Designing information systems that support environmentalsustainability: a framework-based review 114Jan Recker8 Digital technology affordances for sustainable business practices 149Stefan Seidel, Jan Recker, and Jan vom Brocke9 Green IS: an imperative and an opportunity for IT services 165Saji K. Mathew and Thillai Rajan10 The persuasive potential of digital nudging for eco-sustainable behaviour 182Anne Ixmeier, Anna Seidler, Christopher Henkel, Marina Fiedler, JohannKranz, and Kim Strunk11 Comfort vs money: influencing the energy user for sustainable consumption 207Silpa Sangeeth L.R., Saji K. Mathew, and Richard T. Watson12 Understanding the collaborative consumption of sustainable productsand services: the impact of psychological ownership 231Laurens Rook, Joshua Paundra,Jan van Dalen, and Wolfgang Ketter13 Information systems and behavioural change: feedback interventions tocurb the consumption of natural resources 253Thorsten Staake, Verena Tiefenbeck, and Thomas Stiefmeier14 The role of smart home technology in the sustainable transformation 275Philipp Wunderlich and Daniel Veit15 Smart grids and energy markets: towards a real-time energy system 295Jason Dedrick, Gilbert Fridgen, Marc-Fabian Körner, and Jens Strüker16 Blockchain-enabled markets: a literature review with a focus ondecentralised energy markets 315Anselma Wörner, Verena Tiefenbeck, and Wolfgang Ketter17 Engineering markets and information systems for Citizen Energy Communities 341Christof Weinhardt and Philipp StaudtIndex 366