Abstract
Das NFP 70-Projekt «ENERGYSCAPE» untersuchte systematisch die gesellschaftlichen Präferenzen für eine Landschaftsentwicklung durch eine Kombination verschiedener Infrastrukturen erneuerbarer Energien mit einer Online-Panel-Befragung und einem Laborexperiment. Welche der untersuchten Landschaftsszenarien die für die Schweiz repräsentative Auswahl von Befragten bevorzugt, erklärt sich durch die Landschaft und die Wahrnehmung ihrer Struktur, durch physiologische Reaktionen auf die Szenarien sowie durch Bedeutungszuweisungen zur Landschaft und zu Anlagen erneuerbarer Energien. Die aus den Ergebnissen abgeleiteten Empfehlungen können helfen, die landschaftliche Beurteilung von Anlagen erneuerbarer Energien aus Sicht der Bevölkerung in Strategien und Konzepte zur Landschaftsentwicklung besser zu berücksichtigen. Damit liefern sie einen Beitrag, eine gesellschaftlich akzeptierte Landschaftsentwicklung durch Anlagen erneuerbarer Energien zu fördern.
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Within the scope of the NRP 70 project «ENERGYSCAPE», social preferences for landscape development with a combination of different infrastructures of renewable energy systems are systematically investigated in an online panel survey and a laboratory experiment. The preferences for the investigated landscape scenarios can be explained by the landscape and the perception of its structure, by physiological reactions to the scenarios as well as by connotations to the landscape and to renewable energy infrastructures. The results provide the basis for recommendations that can help to promote a socially accepted landscape development with renewable energy systems.
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Within the scope of the NRP 70 project «ENERGYSCAPE», social preferences for landscape development with a combination of different infrastructures of renewable energy systems are systematically investigated in an online panel survey and a laboratory experiment. The preferences for the investigated landscape scenarios can be explained by the landscape and the perception of its structure, by physiological reactions to the scenarios as well as by connotations to the landscape and to renewable energy infrastructures. The results provide the basis for recommendations that can help to promote a socially accepted landscape development with renewable energy systems.
| Translated title of the contribution | ENERGYSCAPE: Recommendations for a Landscape Strategy for Renewable Energy Systems: Spatial potentials, conflicts, preferences and recommendations For the practice |
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| Original language | German |
| Place of Publication | Zürich |
| Publisher | Swiss Federal Office of Energy |
| Commissioning body | Swiss Federal Office of Energy SFOE |
| Number of pages | 75 |
| Publication status | Published - 13 Dec 2019 |
| Externally published | Yes |
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SDG 7 Affordable and Clean Energy
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ENERGYSCAPE: Recommendations for a Landscape Strategy for Renewable Energy Systems
Wissen Hayek, U., Spielhofer, R., Salak, B., Hunziker, M., Kienast, F., Thrash, T., Schinazi, V. R., Luthe, T., Steiger, U. & Grêt-Regamey, A., Jul 2019, Swiss Federal Office of Energy.Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report › Research
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