Barriers to Community Microgrids in Fragmented Communities: Insights from a Case Study

M. Eklund, K. Khalilpour, A. Voinov, M. Hossain
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This paper discusses the challenges of implementing microgrids in fragmented communities and highlights the significance of community identity and active involvement of residents. Community identity fosters inclusiveness and support for social relationships. However, the impact of cooperative and conflictual relationships on governance arrangements and social and environmental outcomes has received limited attention in studies. To illustrate the importance of community involvement in the development of a microgrid, we consider a remote community in Australia with frequent power outages and poor internet connectivity. The study involved a survey and interviews to understand the community’s perspectives on the implementation of a microgrid, including their willingness to invest financially in purchasing and selling local renewable energy, their electricity usage patterns, their interest in hosting renewable energy sources, and their willingness to collaborate.
分散社区中社区微电网的障碍:来自案例研究的见解
本文讨论了在分散的社区中实施微电网的挑战,并强调了社区认同和居民积极参与的重要性。社区认同促进了对社会关系的包容和支持。然而,合作和冲突关系对治理安排以及社会和环境结果的影响在研究中受到的关注有限。为了说明社区参与微电网发展的重要性,我们以澳大利亚一个经常停电和互联网连接不良的偏远社区为例。该研究包括调查和访谈,以了解社区对微电网实施的看法,包括他们在购买和销售当地可再生能源方面投资的意愿、他们的电力使用模式、他们对托管可再生能源的兴趣以及他们合作的意愿。
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