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| THURSDAY, 29 SEPTEMBER 2016 09:00 - 10:30 NOISE AND VISUAL IMPACTS AND YOU AS THE LOCAL RESIDENT Room: C 2.2 | Environmental impacts & social acceptance |
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Session description This session will explore various technologies and methodologies to analyse and mitigate noise and visual impacts of wind farms. It will focus in particular on the capacity of the various technologies to foster acceptance among citizens living around a wind farm. Preventing negative impacts of wind farms on people means reducing noise and visual impact. Chair and speakers will involve the audience by discussing the various examples of projects using these technologies. With the help of these examples, we will try to find out why certain technologies help to foster acceptance while others do not. You attended this session?
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Co-chair:  Ruth Brand-Schock, ENERCON, Germany |
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Stefano Grassi ETH Zurich, Switzerland 3D AUGMENTED REALITY FOR IMPROVING SOCIAL ACCEPTANCE AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION OF WIND FARMS Abstract ID: 352 |
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Sara Koller Meteotest, Switzerland CUMULATIVE VISIBILITY ANALYSES FOR WIND PARKS WITHIN A REGIONAL CONTEXT Abstract ID: 371 |
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Friedrich Wilts UL International GmbH (DEWI), Germany EXPERIENCES WITH METHODS TO ASSESS NOISE COMPLAINTS OF WIND FARMS Abstract ID: 416 |
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Michael Kerscher gfai tech GmbH, Germany HOW ACOUSTIC CAMERA MEASUREMENTS CAN HELP TO INCREASE THE ACCEPTANCE OF WIND TURBINES Abstract ID: 450 |
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Moise Coulon TNEI Services Ltd, United Kingdom LIFETIME NOISE MONITORING TO PROTECT RESIDENTS AND IMPROVE YIELD Abstract ID: 482 |
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| THURSDAY, 29 SEPTEMBER 2016 11:30 - 13:00 ENVIRONMENTAL CASE STUDIES: GLOBAL GAIN, NO LOCAL PAIN! Room: C 2.2 | Environmental impacts & social acceptance |
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Session description The session will explore case studies and experiences on environmental impacts and will draw lessons for similar projects. There will be a focus on repowering, environmental impact assessments and wildlife. You attended this session?
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Co-chair:  Tuuliki Kasonen, Estonian Wind Power Association, Estonia |
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Gonçalo Brotas ACHLI - Associação de Conservação do Habitat do Lobo Ibérico, Portugal CREATION AND MANAGEMENT OF A COMPENSATORY SCHEME: WIND FARMS AND WOLF HABITAT CONSERVATION IN PORTUGAL Abstract ID: 260 |
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John Woodruff Natural Power Consultants Ltd., United Kingdom ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF REPOWERING/REFURBISHING PROJECTS – OPTIMISING OUTCOME IN A LEVELISED COST OF ENERGY MARKETPLACE Abstract ID: 351 |
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Andreas Vlamakis ENTEKA SA, Greece LARGE SCALE WIND FARMS IN NATURA 2000 AREA: TECHNICAL AND LEGISLATIVE TOOLS TO MITIGATE POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS Abstract ID: 469 |
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| THURSDAY, 29 SEPTEMBER 2016 14:30 - 16:00 YES IN MY BACK YARD! MAXIMISING SOCIAL ACCEPTANCE Room: C 2.2 | Environmental impacts & social acceptance |
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Session description The session will present various measures to support and maximise social acceptance. It will have four presentations: exploring engagement measures with local communities; research into effective involvement; real-life experience of successful approaches to social acceptance; and specific examples and case studies. Finally, the session will conclude with WISE Power project announcing the winner of the Best Community Project Award for outstanding commitment to local people in a European wind energy project, which the winner will then present. You attended this session?
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This session will be chaired by:  Jennifer Ramsay, Local Energy Scotland, United Kingdom |
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Pia Dorfinger German Energy Agency - Dena, Germany ENGAGEMENT WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES: INTERACTIVE MEASURES, CASE STUDIES AND LEARNING PRACTICES FROM REAL LIFE EXPERIENCES FOR ONSHORE WIND POWER |
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Uta Schneider Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research - ISI, Germany INVOLVING CITIZENS AND STAKEHOLDERS IN WIND FARM DEVELOPMENT – SOCIAL ACCEPTANCE MEASURES AND THEIR EFFECTS ACROSS EUROPE Abstract ID: 332 |
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Rahel Jones Vattenfall, United Kingdom DELIVERING SUSTAINABLE ENERGY, NOT JUST RENEWABLE Abstract ID: 155 |
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Tobias Natt Green City Energy, Germany AWARD WINNING PROJECT: COMMUNITY WIND FARM SüDLICHE ORTENAU |
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Koen Broess DNV GL, The Netherlands GREEN BUSINESS MODELS AND SOCIAL ACCEPTANCE FOR SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED TURBINES Abstract ID: 182 |
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