The Marine environment: an acceptable alternative to land for locating renewable energy generation? : a dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master in [i.e. of] Applied Science (Environmental Management) at Lincoln University

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The Marine environment: an acceptable alternative to land for locating renewable energy generation? : a dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master in [i.e. of] Applied Science (Environmental Management) at Lincoln University

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In the context of the New Zealand Energy Strategy-target of 90% electricity generation from renewable energy by the year 2025, this dissertation analyses if the generally accepted statement that socio-economic factors and in particular planning procedures and public acceptance of individual schemes are a major limitation for the development of renewable energy projects, also applies in New Zealand. Moreover, it is analysed if a relocation of renewable power generation to the coastal and marin...

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2010

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Goebbels, Marc

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https://hdl.handle.net/10182/2987

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planning / marine spatial planning / coastal management / renewable energy / wind energy / marine energy / public perceptions / Environmental Science and Management / Natural Resource Management / Land Use and Environmental Planning

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