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Studies
Metcalf-Funded Studies: The Meaning of Wind Energy Facility Siting (2013-2016)
| Study 1 | Tookits for (potential) turbine communities |
| Study 2 | Media and wind energy development |
SSHRC-Funded Studies: Meaning of Community Wind Energy (MOCWE) Canada-Ireland Comparative Case Studies (2016-2021)
Following from the Metcalf-funded studies on the siting process, these studies investigate the meaning of "strong community-based wind energy development" as defined by two key dimensions:
Following from the Metcalf-funded studies on the siting process, these studies investigate the meaning of "strong community-based wind energy development" as defined by two key dimensions:
- high decision-making power - community members are involved in, and have meaningful impact on decision-making and;
- high benefits sharing - the local community receives a significant portion of the profits from the turbines, and those living closest to the turbines are adequately compensated for exposure to negative impacts.
| Study 3 | Community-based wind energy in an Indigenous community context |
| Study 4 | Policy discourse analytic comparison of community-based wind energy in Ireland and Canada |
| Study 5 | Resident's views of living with and without community-based wind energy in Ireland and Canada - interviews |
| Study 6 | Resident's views of living with and without community-based wind energy in Ireland and Canada - survey |
| Study 7 | Media discourse analytic comparison of community-based wind energy in Ireland and Canada |
For outputs please see the mobilize and documents pages.
