Multifaceted political and social drivers inform wind energy repowering decisions and potential

Lena Kitzing, Morten Kofoed Jensen, Thomas Telsnig and Eric Lantz
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Morten Kofoed Jensen: DTU Technical University of Denmark
Thomas Telsnig: Joint Research Centre
Eric Lantz: National Renewable Energy Laboratory

Nature Energy, 2020, vol. 5, issue 12, 950-951

Abstract: Wind energy repowering decisions are multifaceted and depend on the physical, political and social landscape, as factors such as noise regulation, aesthetics and political bargaining can significantly influence project development. Policy should recognise that a technology perspective alone cannot inform implementation pathways and should be supplemented with an understanding of the political and social dimensions.

Date: 2020
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