

A civil war over renewables?
5 snips Aug 8, 2024
Rebecca Colvin from ANU and John Cole from the University of Southern Queensland dive into the intricate world of social licence for renewable energy projects. They discuss the lessons learned from King Island's wind farm proposal and how community engagement plays a vital role in preventing conflicts. The pair emphasize the importance of understanding local dynamics, avoiding divisive rhetoric, and fostering constructive dialogue to build acceptance around renewable initiatives. They also touch on the broader implications of media representation and local needs in shaping community attitudes toward energy transitions.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Navigating Community Engagement in Renewable Projects
02:41 • 5min
Media, Community, and Renewable Energy Dynamics
07:35 • 24min
Navigating Divisive Discourse in Renewable Energy
31:06 • 2min
Navigating Identity and Conflict in Renewable Energy
32:58 • 6min
Navigating Regional Development and Renewable Energy in Australia
39:03 • 35min
Local Concerns Over Renewable Energy and Market Fluctuations
01:13:35 • 5min