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BWEA's role in public information. Alison Hill BWEA. BWEA. The UK’s trade and professional body for companies and others with an interest in the UK wind resource 190 companies (four-fold growth since ‘97) Provide political lobby, intelligence and information – ‘access to the system’ - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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BWEA's role in public information

Alison HillBWEA

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BWEA

• The UK’s trade and professional body for companies and others with an interest in the UK wind resource

• 190 companies (four-fold growth since ‘97)• Provide political lobby, intelligence and

information – ‘access to the system’• Represent all prospective offshore developers

to Government, Crown Estate, etc.

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Is the right message out there?Surveys Reveal Public Support for Renewable EnergyDecember 2001

• Almost all of the interviewees had heard of climate change and three quarters of them, 74%, were concerned about its effects.

• Over half the public interviewed (55%) had heard the term ‘renewable energy’, and there was high approval for solar, wave/tidal, and hydro-electric power.

• Interestingly, only 3% of the interviewees were opposed to building onshore wind farms in Britain.

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Probably not

Surveys Reveal Public Support for Renewable EnergyDecember 2001

In your opinion which, if any, of these sorts of electricity power station should be built in Britain during the next 10 years?

Vacuum 4% had heard of2% should be built in Britain2% should not be built in Britain11% don’t want within 3 miles of home

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People want to do more

Climate change flood risk finally hits homeNew Climate Change Survey shows public link floods and storms to global warning October 2000

28 per cent of people think they’re buying energy from a renewable source, but only 17,000 people have made the switch to a greentariff - less than one per cent of all UK households.

But are they?

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People want to know how to do more

NOP research demonstrates that the public wants more information

… February 2002

•73% say they want more information about why they should save energy •77% say they want information on how to save energy

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How can we help the public help us?

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