Technology Acceptance Workshop: Meeting Proceedings, 20-29 April 2022

Isabel Gottlieb; Taber Allison; Cris Hein; Pat Field

doi:10.2172/1963407

Technology Acceptance Workshop: Meeting Proceedings, 20-29 April 2022

Isabel Gottlieb, Taber Allison, Cris Hein, Pat Field

National Wind Technology Center

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Abstract

The Renewable Energy Wildlife Institute and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory convened a virtual workshop facilitated by the Consensus Building Institute in April 2022 to identify recommendations on how to accelerate the rate of research and development, evaluation, and adoption of technologies for monitoring or minimizing wildlife impacts from wind energy. The workshop drew on expertise from stakeholder groups including technology developers, federal agencies, conservation nonprofits, and the wind industry. Over the course of four sessions, participants discussed incentives and barriers to technology development beginning with early field testing and validation, through full-scale experimental deployment, and finally broad-scale acceptance and commercial deployment.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	30
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2172/1963407
State	Published - 2023

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NREL/TP-5000-84849

Keywords

bats
birds
curtailment
deterrents
minimization
monitoring
wildlife
wind energy

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