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Does NIMBY support energy infrastructure?

In recent decades, scholars have extensively examined levels of support and opposition to energy infrastructure, often with a focus on so-called Not-in-My-Backyard (NIMBY) sentiments. As the need for energy infrastructure grows, so does the need to extract insights and lessons from this literature.

Is there a NIMBY effect on renewables?

Our findings confirm the presence of a NIMBY effect on renewables, with landscape considerations emerging as a key factor. However, targeted communication about climate benefits and local financial gains, as well as implementing smaller-scale projects, significantly reduces resistance.

What is a NIMBY effect?

The contrast between localized costs (especially visual impacts) and broader collective benefits, such as environmental protection and cost savings, forms the attitudinal basis for a potential NIMBY effect—individuals may support renewable energy in principle but resist its installation nearby.

Does NIMBYism explain attitudes toward energy infrastructure?

As a consequence, our review of scores of NIMBY studies leaves us unable to reach a firm conclusion, one way or the other, on the role of NIMBYism in explaining attitudes toward energy infrastructure in general, let alone on how this might differ across technologies or specific project characteristics.

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To ensure NIMBYism does not continue to interfere with the much-needed energy transition, companies must transform their development approach, leveraging new, integrated,

Understanding NIMBY syndrome: challenges & solutions

Learn about the NIMBY syndrome, its impact on infrastructure projects, and the best solutions to overcome it.

The NIMBY Paradox: Why Our Brains Are Wired to Fight the

To bridge the gap between abstract benefits and concrete fears, we need better communication. This means using virtual reality to accurately simulate the visual and sound

How NIMBYs Hinder the Scaling Up of

The problem with the NIMBY concept, aside from its constant opposition to development projects, is that some people seem to want

Not in my back yard syndrome

Research has shown that NIMBY attitudes are primarily present during the planning stages of a project. In a 1994 survey, only 40% of UK residents near proposed wind farm sites supported

How NIMBYs Hinder the Scaling Up of Renewable/Emissions

The problem with the NIMBY concept, aside from its constant opposition to development projects, is that some people seem to want their voices heard, while others stay

The NIMBY Paradox: Why Our Brains Are Wired to Fight the Green

To bridge the gap between abstract benefits and concrete fears, we need better communication. This means using virtual reality to accurately simulate the visual and sound

Energy infrastructure, NIMBYism, and public

In recent decades, scholars have extensively examined levels of support and opposition to energy infrastructure, often with a focus on

How Relevant is NIMBYism to Citizens'' Support for the

The NIMBY effect, as outlined in H3, is likely to be more pronounced amongst individuals who, irrespective of proximity to 5G antennas, already perceive high personal costs

Comprehensive Evaluation of NIMBY Phenomenon with Fuzzy

In order to effectively evaluate the risk level to solve the dilemma caused by the NIMBY phenomenon, an evaluation method for quantifying the level of the NIMBY

Understanding NIMBY syndrome: challenges

Learn about the NIMBY syndrome, its impact on infrastructure projects, and the best solutions to overcome it.

Comprehensive Evaluation of NIMBY

In order to effectively evaluate the risk level to solve the dilemma caused by the NIMBY phenomenon, an evaluation method for

A comprehensive risk management framework for NIMBY projects

Urban development projects often face local opposition, known as the NIMBY (Not in my back yard) effect, affecting infrastructure implementation and urban growth. This study

Not in my back yard syndrome

Research has shown that NIMBY attitudes are primarily present during the planning stages of a project. In a 1994 survey, only 40% of UK residents

Energy infrastructure, NIMBYism, and public opinion: a systematic

In recent decades, scholars have extensively examined levels of support and opposition to energy infrastructure, often with a focus on so-called Not-in-My-Backyard

Mitigating the NIMBY effect on renewable energy: Experimental

Our findings confirm the presence of a NIMBY effect on renewables, with landscape considerations emerging as a key factor. However, targeted communication about climate

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