On balance, the results of the NRP Energy studies show that the people of Switzerland have a fundamentally positive attitude towards a transformation of the energy system. However, if the focus is placed on more concrete issues such as specific technologies, projects or personal behaviour it is no longer clear that the necessary level of acceptance is forthcoming. Instead, acceptance needs to be established with targeted measures. These include the provision of credible and transparent information as a basis for all other actions. Building on this, the population and economy need to be able to recognise the overall advantages as well as the individual benefits. Greatest success is promised by approaches that focus on people's local and pers...
In the context of the “energy transition", national energy systems are currently undergoing fundamen...
Along with policy proposers and individual voters, key stakeholders play a crucial role in shaping t...
Energy system transitions in democracies require that national interests and central planning are re...
Despite broad acceptance of the Energiewende on the national level, concrete infrastructure measures...
In this paper we pursue the hypothesis that acceptance of the energy transition is not merely determ...
Low social acceptance to new energy infrastructure may hinder achieving the European Union’s goal th...
International audienceThe urgent need to tackle climate change is leading scientists to design low-c...
In this report, a general introduction into the topic of social acceptance and associated topics lik...
This paper proposes a methodology for creating societal acceptance of new energy projects based on a...
The transition of the German energy system towards a more sustainable energy system has already been...
Sustainable energy systems are designed to overcome the large problems resulting from current fossil...
In the wake of transitioning from fossil and nuclear energy systems to a renewable energy age, indus...
While several countries progress in the energy transition, the social acceptance of new infrastructu...
Along with policy proposers and individual voters, key stakeholders play a crucial role in shaping t...
The authors would like to thank the Helmholtz project “Energy System 2050” for the financial support...
In the context of the “energy transition", national energy systems are currently undergoing fundamen...
Along with policy proposers and individual voters, key stakeholders play a crucial role in shaping t...
Energy system transitions in democracies require that national interests and central planning are re...
Despite broad acceptance of the Energiewende on the national level, concrete infrastructure measures...
In this paper we pursue the hypothesis that acceptance of the energy transition is not merely determ...
Low social acceptance to new energy infrastructure may hinder achieving the European Union’s goal th...
International audienceThe urgent need to tackle climate change is leading scientists to design low-c...
In this report, a general introduction into the topic of social acceptance and associated topics lik...
This paper proposes a methodology for creating societal acceptance of new energy projects based on a...
The transition of the German energy system towards a more sustainable energy system has already been...
Sustainable energy systems are designed to overcome the large problems resulting from current fossil...
In the wake of transitioning from fossil and nuclear energy systems to a renewable energy age, indus...
While several countries progress in the energy transition, the social acceptance of new infrastructu...
Along with policy proposers and individual voters, key stakeholders play a crucial role in shaping t...
The authors would like to thank the Helmholtz project “Energy System 2050” for the financial support...
In the context of the “energy transition", national energy systems are currently undergoing fundamen...
Along with policy proposers and individual voters, key stakeholders play a crucial role in shaping t...
Energy system transitions in democracies require that national interests and central planning are re...