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Wind turbine placement and externalities
Hoffmann, Patrick; Mier, Mathias - 2022
,000 potential placement cells. We calculate distance-dependent noise and visibility damages for each placement cell by using … power). The externality share grows up to 311% with total damages of 1,409 billion e when not considering externalities in …We apply Open Street Map to identify available placement cells and Global Wind Atlas to determine average wind speeds …
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Optimal siting of onshore wind turbines: Local disamenities matter
Lehmann, Paul; Reutter, Felix; Tafarte, Philip - 2021
produce local disamenities to residents living next to them, mainly due to noise emissions and visual effects. Our paper …
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Quantifying trade-offs for the spatial allocation of onshore wind generation capacity : a case study for Germany
Tafarte, Philip; Lehmann, Paul - 2021
The deployment of onshore wind power is an important means to mitigate climate change. However, wind turbines also have negative impacts at the local scale, like disamenities to residents living nearby, changes in landscape quality, or conflicts with nature conservation. Our paper analyses how...
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Efficient spatial allocation of wind power plants given environmental externalities due to turbines and grids
Grimsrud, Kristine M.; Hagem, Cathrine; Lind, Arne; … - 2020
Negative environmental externalities associated with wind power plants depend on the physical characteristics of …
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Wind power and the cost of local compensation schemes : a Swedish revenue sharing policy simulation
Lundin, Erik - 2023
Local resistance towards wind power is a central challenge for the energy transition, implying that legally imposed compensation schemes for nearby residents may become more prevalent in the near future. In this study, I use GIS-coded data on detached residential buildings in Sweden to simulate...
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Renewable energy and negative externalities : the effect of wind turbines on house prices
Dröes, Martijn I.; Koster, Hans - 2014
In many countries, wind turbines are constructed as part of a strategy to reduce dependence on fossil fuels. In this paper, we measure the external effect of wind turbines on the transaction prices of nearby houses. A unique house price dataset covering the period 1985-2011 is used, including...
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Renewable energy and negative externalities : the effect of wind turbines on house prices
Droes, Martijn I.; Koster, Hans - 2014 - This version: 30 June 2014
SUMMARY - In many countries, wind turbines are constructed as part of a strategy to reduce fossil fuel dependence. In this paper, we measure the external effect of wind turbines on the transaction prices of nearby properties. Using a unique transaction price dataset covering the period 1985-2011...
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Renewable Energy and Negative Externalities : The Effect of Wind Turbines on House Prices
Dröes, Martijn - 2015
In many countries, wind turbines are constructed as part of a strategy to reduce dependence on fossil fuels. In this paper, we measure the external effect of wind turbines on the transaction prices of nearby houses. A unique house price dataset covering the period 1985-2011 is used, including...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013032430
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Renewable energy and negative externalities : the effect of wind turbines on house prices
Dröes, Martijn I.; Koster, Hans - In: Journal of urban economics 96 (2016), pp. 121-141
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Wind electricity subsidies = windfall gains for land owners? : evidence from a feed-in tariff in Germany
Haan, Peter; Simmler, Martin - 2016
In 2013, around 121 billion US-Dollar were spend worldwide to promote the investment into renewable energy sources. The most prominent support scheme employed is a feed-in tariff, which guarantees a fixed price for electricity produced by renewable energies sources, usually for around 15 years...
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