Social Acceptance of Renewable Electricity Developments in New Zealand

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Social Acceptance of Renewable Electricity Developments in New Zealand

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This report, and the research which informs it, was commissioned by the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA). Its purpose is to examine whether societal acceptance issues are significantly limiting the establishment of new REG projects, and to identify the key characteristics of social acceptance/resistance to REG in the New Zealand context. It draws inspiration in part from the Create Acceptance7 project (part of the European Commission’s Sixth Framework Programme) which set o...

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Report

Date created

2010-11

Creator

Stephenson, Janet / Loannou, Maria

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/6593

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Social acceptance / Renewable electricity / New Zealand / renewable electricity generation / Reg

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