Wind power and community benefits: Challenges and opportunities

作者: Mhairi Aitken

DOI: 10.1016/J.ENPOL.2010.05.062

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摘要: A challenge relating to the development of renewable energy in UK concerns how large companies can foster positive relationships with local communities. The concepts ‘trust’ and ‘fairness’ are central debates around proposed developments, however, these complex, ambiguous interrelated. In provision community benefits stemming from projects remains a voluntary activity. This paper presents findings case study one wind power associated this were perceived by throughout various stages (notably during planning, construction operation). highlights challenging nature developments. Important decisions regarding who relevant is or what form should take present opportunities for disagreement between conflicting interests. It argued that institutionalised guidance would serve number worthwhile purposes. Firstly, they provide greater clarity. Secondly, give developers confidence discuss package early planning stages, thirdly, reduce likelihood being as bribes.

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