Task 28 Publications
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In the face of the intensifying and dynamic challenge of social acceptance of wind energy in most parts of the world, IEA Wind TCP Task 28 on Social Acceptance of Wind Energy Projects serves as an international forum and working group.
- Understanding community acceptance of a potential offshore wind energy project in different locations: an island-based analysis of place-technology fit (February 2020)
By P. Devine-Wright & B. Wiersma - ‘Individual or Collective? Community Involvement, Local Taxes, and the Social Acceptance of Wind Energy in Switzerland’ (December 2019)
By P. Vuichard, A. Stauch & N. Dällenbach - ‘Co-Benefit Model of Offshore Wind Farm with Fishery Community
By Y. Maruyama - Expanding the Scope and Implications of Energy Research: A Guide to Key Themes and Concepts from the Social Sciences and Humanities (May 2020)
By L. Ingeborgrud, S. Heidenreich, M. Ryghauga, T. M. Skjølsvold, C. Fould, R. Robinson, K. Buchmann & R. Mourik - U.S. National Survey Wind Power Project Neighbors, Overall Analysis of Attitudes: Summary Results (2018)
- Wind Turbine Audibility and Noise Annoyance in a National U.S. Survey: Individual Perception and Influencing Factors (August 2019)
By G. Hübner, J. Pohl, J. Rand, B. Hoen, J. Firestone, T. R. Haac, M. Landis & D. Elliott - Scale, History and Justice in Community Wind Energy: An Empirical Review (2020)
By J. Baxter, C. Walker, G. Ellis, P. Devine-Wright, M. Adams & R. S. Fullerton - Citizen Participation for Wind Energy: Experiences from Germany and Beyond (2020)
By G. Hübner - Mixed Feelings on Wind Energy: Affective Imagery and Local Concern Driving Social Acceptance in Switzerland (2020)
By J. Cousse, R. Wüstenhagen & N. Schneider - Using NIMBY Rhetoric as a Political Resource to Negotiate Responses to Local Energy Infrastructure: A Power Line Case Study (2020)
By S. Batel & P. Devine-Wright - Annoyance of Residents Induced by Wind Turbine Obstruction Lights: A Cross-Country Comparison of Impact Factors (September 2021)
By J. Pohl, D. Rudolph, I. Lyhne, N. Clausen, S. B. Aaen, G. Hübner, L. Kørnøv & J. K. Kirkegaard - Coevolution of Technology and Society: Case Study of Offshore Windfarm in Japan (May 2021)
By Y. Maruyama - Understanding Costs Associated With Wind Energy Opposition and Stakeholder Engagement Briefing Document (March 2022)
By E. Gill & J. Rand - “After the leases are signed, it's a done deal”: Exploring Procedural Injustices for Utility-Scale Wind Energy Planning in the United States (July 2022)
By S. Elmalla & J. Rand - In the Shadow of Wind Energy: Predicting Community Exposure and Annoyance to Wind Turbine Shadow Flicker in the United States (May 2022)
By R. Haac, R. Darlow, K. Kaliski, J. Rand & B. Hoen - School District Revenue Shocks, Resource Allocations, and Student Achievement: Evidence from the Universe of US Wind Energy Installations (February 2022)
E. Brunner, B. Hoen & J. Hyman - The Governance of Renewable Energy Projects and Expanded Distributive Justice (2022)
Miyauch and Fukunaga eds - Comparing offshore and onshore wind development considering acceptance costs (2019) By P. Koch & H. Jacobson
- Co-use in Offshore Windfarms (2023) By Mariëlle de Sain & Joann Smit
Task 28 Information Resources
OFFSHORE WIND FARM PROJECTS STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT & COMMUNITY BENEFITS A PRACTICAL GUIDE
Annual Reports
IEA Wind TCP Annual Report 2020
Task 28 Presentations
IEA Wind Task 28 Operating Agent Suzanne Tegen
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