Social acceptance has proven to be a significant barrier in the implementation of renewable
energy systems (hereinafter “RES”). While a general acceptance of RES is high, low local …

In Poland lignocellulose wastes constitute about 43% of municipal waste (∼ 4 417 Gg).
Anaerobic and/or dark fermentation are sustainable methods of lignocellulosic waste …

Anaerobic digestion (AD) as a waste management strategy for the organic fraction of
municipal waste (OFMSW) has received attention in developed countries for several …

The aim of this study is to better understand the recent changes in the feedstocks of
anaerobic digestion plants, the driving forces behind these changes and consequent …

There are usually multiple stakeholders involved in a group decision-making (GDM)
problem. The probabilistic linguistic preference relation (PLPR) is an effective tool to …

Social acceptance is considered the main non-technical barrier to the development of
bioenergy projects. This paper presents the results of a systematic literature review aimed to …

Energy transition is surely not only about the technological change, but it also has to
necessarily reflect socio-cultural and environmental transformations on the local level …

In the postulated efforts to limit adverse climate change (CC), increasing attention is paid to
the development of distributed renewable energy (RE) that meets the needs of local …

In a context where anaerobic digestion is a controversial subject, it is not surprising to see
that between 20% and 30% of anaerobic digestion projects are abandoned, mainly for …

This paper provides a systematic overview of the psychosocial contribution to
decarbonization studies and critically discusses current trends. Following the PRISMA …