D10.1 – Overview from the literature / studies on societal support for new energy technologies and hydrogen in particular. An exploration of the aspects that (in similar circumstances) hinder or accelerate societal embeddedness.

Sarah  Elbert; Carina Wiekens

doi:10.5281/zenodo.7494527

D10.1 – Overview from the literature / studies on societal support for new energy technologies and hydrogen in particular. An exploration of the aspects that (in similar circumstances) hinder or accelerate societal embeddedness.

Communication, Behaviour & Sustainable Society

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Samenvatting

Sociale acceptatie is een belangrijk aspect in de realisatie en implementatie van diverse hernieuwbare
energie technologieën. Het doel van deze literatuur review is om inzicht te geven in publieke en sociale
acceptatie en de mate waarin de maatschappij klaar is voor nieuwe energie technologieën in het
algemeen, en voor waterstof in het bijzonder. We focussen ons hierbij op waterstof als drager van
energie (transport en opslag), en als toepassing in de gebouwde omgeving. 110 relevante artikelen zijn
geïdentificeerd, waarvan er 28 zijn gebruikt in deze literatuur review (geselecteerd op basis van
relevantie en jaar van publicatie (2012-2022)).
De bevindingen laten zien dat er weinig bewustzijn en kennis is omtrent waterstof, en mensen zijn
slechts weinig bekend met deze nieuwe energie technologie, met name wanneer het gaat over de
opslag van waterstof. Desalniettemin is er gemiddelde tot hoge bereidheid om waterstof te
accepteren, welke echter naar beneden gaat als het gaat over de lokale implementatie van waterstof
projecten. Veiligheid en betaalbaarheid zijn twee belangrijke kenmerken van een waterstof industrie
die kan rekenen op publieke steun, net als het kenmerk dat waterstof wordt beschouwd als manier
om klimaatverandering tegen te gaan. Veiligheidszorgen over de ontvlambaarheid van waterstof
worden vooral geuit wanneer het gaat over opslag van waterstof en het toepassen van waterstof in
huishoudens, en minder als het gaat over waterstof voor transport doeleinden. Communicatie over
veiligheid en risico’s, transparante interactie tussen alle partijen en de community, net als het geven
van een stem aan de community in het besluitvormingsproces, zijn essentieel voor de acceptatie van
waterstof. Samen met de resultaten van vijf case studies (deliverable 10.3 van het HyDelta 2.0 project)
zullen aanbevelingen worden gedaan aangaande elementen die al dan niet aanwezig moeten zijn in
ontwikkel- en implementatiestrategieën voor waterstof projecten.

Originele taal-2	English
Aantal pagina's	27
DOI's	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7494527
Status	Published - 30 dec. 2022

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Keywords

waterstof
literatuurstudie
sociale acceptatie
hernieuwbare energie
publieke perceptie
hydelta
maatschappelijk draagvlak

Research Focus Areas Hanze University of Applied Sciences

Energie

Publinova thema's

ICT & Media
Mens en Maatschappij

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