Social Acceptance of Wind Energy: Managing and Evaluating Its Market Impacts (Presentation): NREL (National Renewable Energy Laboratory)

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Abstract

As with any industrial-scale technology, wind power has impacts. As wind technology deployment becomes more widespread, a defined opposition will form as a result of fear of change and competing energy technologies. As the easy-to-deploy sites are developed, the costs of developing at sites with deployment barriers will increase, therefore increasing the total cost of power. This presentationprovides an overview of wind development stakeholders and related stakeholder engagement questions, Energy Department activities that provide wind project deployment information, and the quantification of deployment barriers and costs in the continental United States.
Original languageAmerican English
Number of pages26
StatePublished - 2012

Publication series

NamePresented at the WINDPOWER 2012 Conference & Exhibition, 3-6 June 2012, Atlanta, Georgia

NREL Publication Number

  • NREL/PR-7A20-55316

Keywords

  • radar
  • social acceptance
  • wildlife
  • wind energy
  • wind energy deployment
  • wind energy deployment barriers
  • wind energy impacts
  • wind project siting
  • wind turbine

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