The aim of the book is to analyse the factors that have
influenced wind power outcomes in a range of countries which have
featured significant wind power deployment programmes. A central
theme is the relationship between patterns of ownership and the
outcomes. These flow from different social environments, but they
are associated with different types of planning outcome and
deployment rates. Grass roots ownership is more widespread than is
commonly thought, although it is not a panacea for effective wind
power programmes. Financial policies used to promote wind power
also have important influences of the rates of deployment. However,
what seems to be most important for wind power deployment is a
double coincidence of widespread social support for wind power
deployment and effective financial support systems for wind
power.
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