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Greater acceptability, lower compensations required? The impact of perceived net benefits on willingness to accept nuclear energy projects
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International Journal of Energy Sector Management (2022) 16 (2): 339–356.
Published: 29 July 2021
...Davide Contu; Elgilani Eltahir Elshareif Purpose This paper aims to estimate willingness to accept (WTA) hypothetical nuclear energy projects and the impact of net perceived benefits across three countries: Italy, a country without nuclear plants in operation; the UK, a country with nuclear plants...
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Evaluating public consultation in nuclear energy: the importance of problem structuring and scale
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International Journal of Energy Sector Management (2014) 8 (1): 56–75.
Published: 01 April 2014
...Margot Hurlbert Purpose – This paper hypothesizes that in respect of developing nuclear energy, utilizing one process, on one occasion, and with only the development of nuclear energy as the “policy problem” on which consultations are based will not be successful; a more successful model occurs...
