2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.enpol.2022.113363
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Acceptance should not be assumed. How the dynamics of social acceptance changes over time, impacting onshore wind repowering

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“…Again, this may also be explained by our having measured positivity, not support. Similarly, Windemer (2023) find low "support" (31%) and 50% opposed, underscoring the need to be attentive to how the dependent variable is measured. We remind that the definition of C-BWED may be partially responsible for the higher negativity in ON's Gunn's Hill as that development is co-ownership between the community investors and a developer (Sirr et al, 2023) the latter who have majority control over decisions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…Again, this may also be explained by our having measured positivity, not support. Similarly, Windemer (2023) find low "support" (31%) and 50% opposed, underscoring the need to be attentive to how the dependent variable is measured. We remind that the definition of C-BWED may be partially responsible for the higher negativity in ON's Gunn's Hill as that development is co-ownership between the community investors and a developer (Sirr et al, 2023) the latter who have majority control over decisions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Further, as wind energy development progresses rapidly, such studies quickly age. More recently, Windemer (2023) found that only 31% are supportive of their local WED (50% opposed) in a UK study. Similarly, Walker & Baxter (2017b) found as low as 21% support for local turbines at the community level and 27% at the provincial level in Ontario (65% support in the province of Nova Scotia).…”
Section: Acceptance and Community-based Wind Energymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Social dynamics can also create dampening feedbacks when they mobilise opposition and a lack of societal support for largerscale solar and wind parks (Devine-Wright 2007, Klok et al 2023, Windemer 2023. Therefore, cost-competitiveness is not a sufficient indicator to predict support for technologies for which the main public concerns are about spatial impacts, health and safety, and questions of fairness.…”
Section: Fast Growth In Renewable Electricity Supply Drives Social Ti...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The evaluation of the visual impact of an RES power plant is mainly carried out in the case of wind and photovoltaic power plants, with authors focusing comprehensively on the whole public sector [30][31][32][33][34][35] or only on parts of the public characterized by geographical location or a distinctive feature. Given the nature of the presented contribution, a further analysis of publication sources will focus on the field of tourism.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%