A synthetic review of the trust-participation nexus: Towards a relational concept of trust in energy system transformations to net zero

Otto, Danny; Chilvers, Jason; Trdlicova, Karolina

doi:10.1016/j.erss.2023.103140

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“…Trust related to CDR [56,66,67] Table 2. Overview of bioCDR method groups (for detailed information on the CDR methods, see [68]).…”

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“…In the fifth and final section, we asked respondents to state their level of agreement with five statements related to trust. As trust is a multifaceted issue that goes beyond trust in individual actors [67], we included statements that refer to trust in CDR technologies, political support, scientific knowledge, public support, and trust in cooperation with companies.…”

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“…Trust related to CDR [56,66,67] Table 2. Overview of bioCDR method groups (for detailed information on the CDR methods, see [68]).…”

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A synthetic review of the trust-participation nexus: Towards a relational concept of trust in energy system transformations to net zero

Cited by 5 publications

References 101 publications

Let Us Get Regional: Exploring Prospects for Biomass-Based Carbon Dioxide Removal on the Ground

Let Us Get Regional: Exploring Prospects for Biomass-Based Carbon Dioxide Removal on the Ground

Community-developer collaboration and voluntary community benefits in Scotland: Are community benefits a gift or compensation?

Charting the path toward a greener world: A review of facilitating and inhibiting factors for carbon neutrality

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