Q-methodology is a mixed qualitative-quantitative method used to measure social
perspectives on issues relating to sustainability and environmental governance in a …

Offshore renewable energy, including offshore wind, tidal and wave energy, has sometimes
been represented as opposition‐free alternatives to controversial technologies such as …

Public opposition is one of the main political, and less predictable, risks of large-scale
energy infrastructure projects. External stakeholder management has become …

This research investigates the technological innovation system (TIS) approach in emerging
markets, focusing on South Africa's deployment of the carbon capture and storage (CCS) …

This article examines the ways stakeholder preferences and perspectives of stormwater
management converge and diverge in Chicago. With a greater emphasis on broad …

As part of its climate action policy, Indonesia prioritizes the development of carbon capture,
utilization, and storage (CCUS) facilities. Recognizing the necessity of reducing emissions …

Taiwan is a nation densely concentrated with industrial properties, causing a high level of
greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore, poor air quality and environmental pollution in …

Sustainability assessment (SA) is an increasingly popular term referring to a broad range of
approaches to align decision-making with the principles of sustainability. Nevertheless, in …

For many years, carbon capture and storage (CCS) has been discussed as a technology
that may make a significant contribution to achieving major reductions in greenhouse gas …

Coal contributed 303 million tons of CO2 (49% of total emissions) in Indonesia in 2021. The
Indonesian government plans to retire all coal-fired power plants (CFPPs) to achieve net …