Public acceptance of renewable energy projects: A focus in wind energy

Cheryl Lynn de Boer; Monika Suskevics; Matthias Buchecker; Sebastian Eiter; Dina Stober; Igor Kuvac; Berthe Jongejan; Standa Martinat; M. Roth; S.  Eiter; S. Rohner; A. Kruse; S. Schmitz; B. Frantal; C.  Centeri; M. Folova; M. Buchecker; D. Stober; I. Karan; D.  van der Horst

Public acceptance of renewable energy projects: A focus in wind energy

Cheryl Lynn de Boer, Monika Suskevics, Matthias Buchecker, Sebastian Eiter, Dina Stober, Igor Kuvac, Berthe Jongejan, Standa Martinat, M. Roth (Editor), S. Eiter (Editor), S. Rohner (Editor), A. Kruse (Editor), S. Schmitz (Editor), B. Frantal (Editor), C. Centeri (Editor), M. Folova (Editor), M. Buchecker (Editor), D. Stober (Editor), I. Karan (Editor), D. van der Horst (Editor)

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Wind energy has been one of the most controversial renewable energy types considering its acceptance by the public and different stakeholders. This chapter first discusses the role of different acceptance concerns of wind energy. Then examples are provided about most relevant acceptance concerns across Europe based on the results of a recent expert web-survey. The chapter concludes with some recommendations for wind energy planning practice.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Renewable Energy and Landscape Quality
Subtitle of host publication	COST Action TU1401
Place of Publication	Berlin
Publisher	Jovis Verlag GmbH
Chapter	4.1
Pages	179-184
Number of pages	6
ISBN (Print)	978-3-86859-524-6
Publication status	Published - Sep 2018

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de Boer, C. L., Suskevics, M., Buchecker, M., Eiter, S., Stober, D., Kuvac, I., ... van der Horst, D. (Ed.) (2018). Public acceptance of renewable energy projects: A focus in wind energy. In Renewable Energy and Landscape Quality: COST Action TU1401 (pp. 179-184). Berlin: Jovis Verlag GmbH.

de Boer, Cheryl Lynn ; Suskevics, Monika ; Buchecker, Matthias ; Eiter, Sebastian ; Stober, Dina ; Kuvac, Igor ; Jongejan, Berthe ; Martinat, Standa ; Roth, M. (Editor) ; Eiter, S. (Editor) ; Rohner, S. (Editor) ; Kruse, A. (Editor) ; Schmitz, S. (Editor) ; Frantal, B. (Editor) ; Centeri, C. (Editor) ; Folova, M. (Editor) ; Buchecker, M. (Editor) ; Stober, D. (Editor) ; Karan, I. (Editor) ; van der Horst, D. (Editor). / Public acceptance of renewable energy projects: A focus in wind energy. Renewable Energy and Landscape Quality: COST Action TU1401. Berlin : Jovis Verlag GmbH, 2018. pp. 179-184

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Public acceptance of renewable energy projects: A focus in wind energy. / de Boer, Cheryl Lynn; Suskevics, Monika; Buchecker, Matthias; Eiter, Sebastian; Stober, Dina; Kuvac, Igor; Jongejan, Berthe; Martinat, Standa; Roth, M. (Editor); Eiter, S. (Editor); Rohner, S. (Editor); Kruse, A. (Editor); Schmitz, S. (Editor); Frantal, B. (Editor); Centeri, C. (Editor); Folova, M. (Editor); Buchecker, M. (Editor); Stober, D. (Editor); Karan, I. (Editor); van der Horst, D. (Editor).

Renewable Energy and Landscape Quality: COST Action TU1401. Berlin : Jovis Verlag GmbH, 2018. p. 179-184.

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