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Role of environmental values and political ideology on public support for renewable energy policy in Ottawa, Canada
/ Fobissie, Elsie N
Fobissie, Elsie N
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The Ontario provincial government faces the challenge of getting public support in the implementation of its renewable energy (RE) policy. This paper therefore aims at investigating the effects of environmental values and political ideology on public support for renewable energy policy in Ottawa, Canada. Data was collected through open-ended interviews with 50 respondents in and around Ottawa, transcribed, coded and analysed using the NVivo software. Results indicate that environmental values and political ideology affect public support for renewable energy policy, but economic factors also play a role. There were 2 groups of people who felt neglected – those left out of the decision-making process and those who felt that they were excluded from the profits of RE projects in their areas of residence. Moving forward, the provincial government can think of ways to reduce the cost of electricity, invest on education and create awareness on the benefits of renewable energy and the different initiatives offered by the RE policy to increase public support. Public ownership of RE projects and more democratic policy-making could also increase public support.
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Political Ideology
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Environmental values
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Renewable Energy Policy
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Public Support
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Support for nuclear power and proenvironmental attitudes: the cases of Germany and Poland
/ Bohdanowicz, Zbigniew
Bohdanowicz, Zbigniew
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Europe's energy system faces significant challenges in reducing its dependence on imports and decarbonising itself. In this context, a resurgence of discussion has occurred in recent years about the future role of nuclear power, which currently supplies one-quarter of the European Union's electricity. Public support for the development of nuclear energy plays an important role in the debate on the future role of the energy sector, as it influences legal regulations and political decisions.
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Nuclear Energy
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Climate Change
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knowledge
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Environmental values
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Attitudes
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Decarbonisation
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