Technology acceptance represents a challenge for the successful implementation of
emerging energy technologies. Building on previous literature, we developed and assessed …

Background The widespread use of sustainable energy technologies is a key element in the
transformation of the energy system from fossil-based to zero-carbon. In line with this …

In this paper we pursue the hypothesis that acceptance of the energy transition is not merely
determined by technology acceptance but also by the perception of socio-institutional …

Environmental and societal problems related to energy use have spurred the development
of sustainable energy technologies, such as wind mills, carbon capture and storage, and …

The federal state of Upper Austria, at a crossing point for European energy grids, provides
large-scale resources for storage of natural gas and is among the top infrastructures in this …

The rapid expansion of renewable energy sources (RES) in many European countries
brings about transmission grid expansion requirements. While the transition towards RES …

Public acceptance of sustainable energy innovations and policies is of crucial importance in
enabling the transition to decarbonized energy systems necessary to meet the key climate …

This manuscript considers the implications of prior attitudes for public-facing communication
campaigns relating to hydrogen technologies in Europe. Findings from a survey of publics in …

As the significance of public opinion and practice for energy system change has become
more widely understood, an expanding body of work is investigating drivers of social and …

This article addresses the public acceptance of certain renewable energies (grid-connected
larger PV ground-installed systems, biomass plants and wind turbines) from a socio …