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Community benefits are a key strategy for promoting social acceptance of renewable energy and ensuring distributive fairness of the energy transition. However, they can sometimes damage rather than strengthen the relationship between communities and developers. This paper examines stakeholder submissions to The Scottish Government's Good Practice P...
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... addition to the already mentioned bribery claim, other common discourses include industry emphasis on being a good neighbour and avoiding the language of impacts and any implication of compensation ( Cass et al., 2010). Table 2 summarises the criteria for effective community benefit arrangements and collaboration. ...
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... stakeholders broadly include the categories of community groups, fishing/coastal communities and groups, local authorities and other public sector actors, trade bodies and interest groups, the renewables industry, individuals, and others (see also The Scottish Government, 2019c) ( Table 3). The stakeholders can be broadly divided into two main categories, community and developer perspectives, with a Table 2 Criteria for effective community benefits and collaboration. ...
