Assessing energy misperception in Europe: evidence from the European social survey

Tiranzoni, Paola; Sapio, Alessandro; Casamassima, Alessia; Falcone, Pasquale Marcello

doi:10.1080/15567249.2022.2042428

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“…Analysts therefore caution that the feedback mechanism involves a risk of greater polarisation as both types of energy policies reinforce themselves. Studies focusing on energy security perceptions also caution that individuals who are more worried about energy supply interruptions may hold stronger preferences for energy sources that are programmable, such as fossil fuels and hydroelectric power, as opposed to wind and solar power, which are intermittent (Casamassima et al, 2022;Demski et al, 2018).…”

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Informing Climate Mitigation Policies: A Scoping Study Based on 64 Articles Using The 2016 European Social Survey Rotating Module

Malnar

2023

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The article presents a meta-analysis of academic articles using the European Social Survey Climate Change module. It summarises the key individual and country-level factors that shape climate beliefs, behaviours, and policy support, aiming to mitigate the problem of the fragmentation of findings when informing policymakers. The results, depicted in a heuristic model, underscore the significance of awareness, trust, and socio-political contexts, illustrating the intricate interplay of climate change beliefs, emotional engagement and policy preferences. By consolidating the scattered research through a meta-analytical approach, the study efficiently identifies key obstacles encountered by European decision-makers while implementing climate mitigation measures and policies. Keywords: climate change, climate action, climate policy, European social survey

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Informing Climate Mitigation Policies: A Scoping Study Based on 64 Articles Using The 2016 European Social Survey Rotating Module

Malnar

2023

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“…Sustainability transitions are long-term, versatile, and vital transformation processes through which conventional socio-technical systems advances to more sustainable modes of production and consumption [1]. The energy transition is a process of transformation from a fossil fuel regime to renewable energy resources [2]. The energy transition could not be achieved without the support of local authorities, and the worth of local authorities for this purpose was well known in the 2015 Paris Agreement [3], and it is still particularly relevant in Denmark (one of the figureheads of the world in energy transition policies) [4,5].…”

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Economic Integration of Renewable and Conventional Power Sources—A Case Study

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In this study, we have presented an optimal microgrid design that ensures the uninterrupted energy supply to Mirpur University of Engineering and Technology (MUST), Azad Jammu and Kashmir AJK, Pakistan at the cheapest price by using reliable energy resources. The availability of energy resources, environmental viability, and economic feasibility are the key parameters of design. The available resources for the MUST site include the National grid, Solar photovoltaic (SPV), Battery bank, and Diesel generator. The data of electrical load, solar illumination, atmospheric temperature at the university, diesel fuel cost, SPV module lifetime, SPV degradation factor, SPV efficiency, SPV cost, battery cost, battery life, national grid energy price, load shedding and toxic emissions have been considered valuables in designing the hybrid micro-grid. The difference in net present cost (NPC) of the optimal design and the worst design is calculated by considering the above parameters. The proposed optimal microgrid design supplies energy to the load using SPV, Diesel generator, and battery bank with NPC of $250,546 and the renewable fraction of 99%. Whereas the worst design includes the Diesel generator and battery bank as energy supplying sources with the NPC of $2.14 M and a renewable fraction of 0%. Simulations performed using HOMER Pro software (HOMER Energy, HOMER Pro-3.11, Boulder, CO, USA) proved that after considering all the data and requirements mentioned above, out of 979 feasible designs, the proposed hybrid microgrid design is best suitable for MUST.

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Development of a scale to determine electricity generation preferences of Turkish citizens

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Vuranok

2024

Cleaner Energy Systems

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Assessing energy misperception in Europe: evidence from the European social survey

Cited by 5 publications

References 51 publications

Informing Climate Mitigation Policies: A Scoping Study Based on 64 Articles Using The 2016 European Social Survey Rotating Module

Informing Climate Mitigation Policies: A Scoping Study Based on 64 Articles Using The 2016 European Social Survey Rotating Module

Economic Integration of Renewable and Conventional Power Sources—A Case Study

Development of a scale to determine electricity generation preferences of Turkish citizens

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