Community renewable energy: What should it mean
Community renewable energy: What should it mean
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DOI：
10.1016/j.enpol.2007.10.019
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发表时间：
2008-02
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9
通讯作者：
G. Walker;P. Devine‐Wright
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作者：
G. Walker;P. Devine‐Wright
社区是一个经常使用的词，作为现代治理的话语政治的一部分，它很容易与项目、倡议和政策联系在一起。从这个角度来看，我们认为，在英国，无论是在基层行动和主流能源政策，社区已成为重视可再生能源项目的方式。我们问那些参与者认为社区可再生能源项目的独特之处是什么，使它们与其他可再生能源设施不同。我们确定了各种各样的理解和解释，这些理解和解释围绕着过程（项目由谁执行）和结果（项目为谁服务）的问题。我们评估这种多样性的影响，确定项目开发过程的重要性，以实现有意义和实质性的本地参与的催化和学习效果。
Community is a much used word that is readily attached to projects, initiatives and policies as part of the discursive politics of modern governance. In this viewpoint, we consider the way in which community has become attached to renewable energy projects in the UK, both in grassroot action and in mainstream energy policy. We ask what those involved have seen as distinctive about community renewable energy projects that makes them different from other renewable energy installations. We identify a diversity of understandings and interpretations that revolve around questions of both process (who the project is by) and outcome (who the project is for). We evaluate the implications of this diversity, identifying the importance of the process of project development for realising the catalytic and learning effects of meaningful and substantial local involvement.