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Remsol – Community Benefits

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Biomassgenerators

Electricity(fuelled withstoragenaturalShale gasNuclear powerOnshore windfacilitymaterial)extractionSolar farmplantfarm

202820282028202820282028Unweighted base

202820282028202820282028Weighted base

1151123751815386431350NET: Support57%61%26%76%32%67%

293393133694169557Strongly support (4)14%19%7%34%8%27%

858845385845475793Tend to support (3)42%42%19%42%23%39%

176171380156415223Tend to oppose (2)9%8%19%8%20%11%

506955279558170Strongly oppose (1)2%3%27%4%28%8%

226240932234973393NET: Oppose11%12%46%12%48%19%

651551578256412285Don't know32%27%29%13%20%14%

3.013.062.073.212.163.00Mean

0.700.751.000.781.020.92Standard deviation0.020.020.030.020.030.02Standard error

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Community BenefitsSurveyONLINE Fieldwork: 8th-10th July 2016

Absolutes/col percents

Table 1

Q1. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose the following types of major energy development in your local area?Base: All respondentsSummary table

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Employment SectorSocial GradeAgeGenderPri-vatePublicDEC2C1AB65+55-6445-5435-4425-3418-24FemaleMaleTotal(n)(m)(l)(k)(j)(i)(h)(g)(f)(e)(d)(c)(b)(a)

78127852532658159649427636932134222610359932028Unweighted base

85029849544254654645429236133335123510409882028Weighted base

6002133202993553762641842682312401646626881350NET: Support71%71%65%68%65%69%58%63%74%GH69%H68%H69%H64%70%B67%

24585148105141163965511210786101250307557Strongly support (4)29%28%30%k24%26%30%k21%19%31%dGH32%DGH24%43%DEFGH24%31%B27%

35512817219421421216812815612415463412380793Tend to support (3)42%43%35%44%L39%39%37%C44%Ch43%Ch37%C44%Ch27%40%39%39%

68264740706688442921231998126223Tend to oppose (2)8%9%10%9%13%12%19%CDEF15%CDEF8%6%7%8%9%13%B11%

511939374946744122813137793170Strongly oppose (1)6%7%8%8%9%8%16%CDEF14%CDEF6%E2%4%5%e7%9%8%

1194686771201111628551283631175218393NET: Oppose14%15%17%17%22%l20%36%CDEFg29%CDEF14%E9%10%13%17%22%B19%

131408966715928244374764020482285Don't know15%13%18%IJ15%13%11%6%8%12%H22%FGH22%FGH17%GH20%A8%14%

3.103.083.06j2.982.943.012.672.743.12GH3.27dFGH3.14GH3.29dfGH3.003.003.00Mean

0.840.850.930.880.930.921.010.960.840.730.750.890.890.940.92Standard deviation0.030.060.040.050.040.040.050.060.050.050.050.070.030.030.02Standard error

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Table 2

Q1. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose the following types of major energy development in your local area?Base: All respondentsOnshore wind farm

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5%, 10% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h - i/j/k/l - m/n

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Shale gas extractionWhich of the following best describes your current working status?RegionRetiredNot

Retiredon aworkingNotNET:Work-Work-York-with astateand notworkingNotingingNET:EastWestshire &

Don'tHouseprivatepensionseekingseekingwork-partfullWork-SouthSouthEast-Mid-Mid-Humb-NorthNorthScot-knowOpposeSupportpersonpensiononlyworkworkingtimetimeingWestEastLondonernWaleslandslandsersideWestEastlandEnglandTotal

(x)(w)(v)(u)(t)(s)(r)(q)(p)(o)(n)(m)(l)(k)(j)(i)(h)(g)(f)(e)(d)(c)(b)(a)

57394351215538814617110996932373610591852622612141121411602012139218717292028Unweighted base

57893251814234614714898*8802399091148178284267197103*15018217223385*17617482028Weighted base

293666391801979310562537154658812132175173123601071301221475912011691350NET: Support51%71%X75%X56%57%63%71%TU64%61%64%t72%OqST71%P74%DHIj62%65%63%58%71%hk71%Hk71%Hk63%70%68%67%h67%

UK

1122851603265366529228542753296364795124395445542560473557Strongly support (4)19%31%X31%X23%19%25%44%NOQS30%T26%23%30%OTu29%35%DeHi23%30%k26%23%26%30%26%23%29%34%aDhK27%27%

TUK

1813812314813256413331010038348369111947236687677933560696793Tend to support (3)31%41%X45%X34%38%R38%r27%34%35%42%R42%Ru42%P39%39%35%37%35%45%bj42%45%bj40%41%34%40%39%

24138628762513812926699513352928820161334918197223Tend to oppose (2)4%15%X12%X6%22%NOQRU17%NoqR9%8%15%M11%u8%8%7%12%11%14%eL8%13%9%8%15%EL10%10%11%11%

U

14985912561661010017547013251719157151621518137170Strongly oppose (1)2%10%X11%X8%16%NORU11%nR4%11%nr11%M7%6%6%7%9%6%10%15%AcGJ5%8%9%9%6%10%8%8%

l

3723612020132401918229421221652660464724273129551436334393NET: Oppose6%25%X23%X14%38%NOQR28%NORU13%18%26%M18%13%14%14%21%17%24%L23%l18%17%17%23%L16%20%19%19%

SU

2483074317142418114431281712049482720162121311220246285Don't know43%VW3%V1%30%NOQRS5%9%t16%T18%sT13%18%ST14%T15%11%17%18%bgl14%19%11%12%12%13%14%11%14%14%

T

3.18VW2.952.963.01T2.632.85T3.32NOQ3.01T2.872.98T3.13OST3.10P3.15DHI2.913.08dHk2.912.813.043.053.002.893.083.043.00h3.00MeanSTUK

0.740.950.940.940.990.960.851.000.990.860.840.840.890.920.890.951.050.810.900.910.910.850.980.900.92Standard deviation0.040.030.040.090.050.080.070.110.030.050.030.030.070.060.060.070.110.070.080.070.070.100.080.020.02Standard error

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Table 2

Q1. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose the following types of major energy development in your local area?Base: All respondentsOnshore wind farm

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5%, 10% risk level) - a/b - a/h - b/c/d/e/f/g/h/i/j/k/l - m/p - n/o/q/r/s/t/u - v/w/x* small base

Prepared by ComRes


78127852532658159649427636932134222610359932028Unweighted base

85029849544254654645429236133335123510409882028Weighted base

2689213613217619918111292949271181462643NET: Support32%31%27%30%32%37%kL40%CDEF38%cDEF25%28%26%30%17%47%B32%

64213133465960251519282236133169Strongly support (4)8%7%6%7%8%11%L13%DEFg9%F4%6%8%f9%F3%13%B8%

20471105991311401228777756549145330475Tend to support (3)24%24%21%22%24%26%27%Df30%CDeF21%22%18%21%14%33%B23%

168669681125112906079607155221194415Tend to oppose (2)20%22%20%18%23%21%20%20%22%18%20%23%21%20%20%

2308513412913615812383110889065343215558Strongly oppose (1)27%28%27%29%25%29%27%28%30%26%26%27%33%A22%28%

398150231210261271213143189148161120564409973NET: Oppose47%51%47%48%48%50%47%49%52%e44%46%51%54%A41%48%

1835612810010876603781929845295117412Don't know22%19%26%IJ23%I20%I14%13%13%22%GH27%CGH28%CGH19%gh28%A12%20%

2.152.112.092.112.202.21l2.30DEF2.21F1.992.102.122.151.832.44B2.16Mean


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Table 3

Q1. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose the following types of major energy development in your local area?Base: All respondentsNuclear power plant


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57394351215538814617110996932373610591852622612141121411602012139218717292028Unweighted base

57893251814234614714898*8802399091148178284267197103*15018217223385*17617482028Weighted base

74214355191445148212835430636049106776630476257723048565643NET: Support13%23%X68%WX13%42%NOQr35%OQU33%OqU22%u32%23%U34%OQU31%27%37%Bjl29%34%30%31%34%33%31%35%27%32%32%

U

1037122248151378487785122316221015161619911147169Strongly support (4)2%4%X23%WX2%14%NOqU10%OU9%OU7%U10%3%8%OU7%7%8%6%11%j10%10%9%9%8%10%6%8%8%

651772331796373614199462292753783614421324641532136417475Tend to support (3)11%19%X45%WX12%28%OQU25%qU24%qU15%23%19%u25%oQU24%20%29%bhl23%23%20%22%25%24%23%25%21%24%23%

75262782870303121181401942344348563819343437461940356415Tend to oppose (2)13%28%VX15%20%20%21%21%21%21%17%21%20%24%k17%21%20%18%23%19%21%20%22%23%20%20%

105391624598353827243792363154976805726355443651757475558Strongly oppose (1)18%V42%VX12%31%28%23%26%28%28%33%Ns26%27%28%27%30%c29%25%23%29%25%28%20%32%C27%28%

180653140731696570484241194305499312413695446988801113698831973NET: Oppose31%70%VX27%51%49%44%47%49%48%50%47%48%52%44%51%48%43%46%48%46%48%42%55%achK48%48%

32465245133313028173671722393754553529343336502031353412Don't know56%VW7%5%36%NRST10%21%T20%T29%NT20%28%NrT19%T21%21%19%21%18%28%abfi23%18%21%21%23%17%20%20%

k

1.921.842.84WX1.742.30OqU2.27OU2.19OU2.02u2.181.902.20OU2.142.082.23b2.062.202.202.232.162.222.142.33Bj2.012.172.16Mean


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Table 3

Q1. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose the following types of major energy development in your local area?Base: All respondentsNuclear power plant


Prepared by ComRes


78127852532658159649427636932134222610359932028Unweighted base

85029849544254654645429236133335123510409882028Weighted base

6552393603304174313302222832602631817467921538NET: Support77%80%73%75%76%79%L73%76%78%h78%75%77%72%80%B76%

30510317413318320313377131128112112309385694Strongly support (4)36%35%35%30%34%37%K29%26%36%Gh38%GH32%48%DeFGH30%39%B34%

35113618619823422719714415213215068438407845Tend to support (3)41%46%38%45%l43%42%43%C49%CE42%C40%C43%C29%42%41%42%

4620382547466725251111157482156Tend to oppose (2)5%7%8%6%9%8%15%CDEFG8%DE7%De3%3%7%7%8%8%

338181923192520103138384079Strongly oppose (1)4%3%4%4%4%3%5%Ef7%dEF3%1%4%E3%e4%4%4%

802856447065924535152423112122234NET: Oppose9%9%11%10%13%12%20%CDEF15%DEf10%E4%7%10%E11%12%12%

115317968585032264359653218274256Don't know14%10%16%IJ15%Ij11%9%7%9%12%H18%fGH18%FGH13%H17%A8%13%

3.263.253.243.193.183.243.043.043.27GH3.40DFGH3.26GH3.40GH3.183.243.21Mean


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Table 4

Q1. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose the following types of major energy development in your local area?Base: All respondentsSolar farm


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57394351215538814617110996932373610591852622612141121411602012139218717292028Unweighted base

57893251814234614714898*8802399091148178284267197103*15018217223385*17617482028Weighted base

3417574419125810411675644173721895147212194144691211431321746314113281538NET: Support59%81%X85%wX64%75%U71%78%U76%u73%72%u79%OStU78%P82%HIJk75%73%73%67%81%H78%h76%h75%74%80%H76%H76%

14035519843954171372867633140881921026828465752732966599694Strongly support (4)24%38%X38%X30%27%28%48%NOST38%t32%32%36%sT36%45%DEFG32%38%h35%27%31%32%30%32%34%38%34%34%

UHiK

2004022424816463453835897390487661209276417585801013475728845Tend to support (3)35%43%X47%X34%47%oRU43%R31%39%41%40%R43%Ru42%37%42%j34%38%40%50%iJL47%J46%Jl43%j40%43%42%42%

9975075319839015516615241921131211121568134156Tend to oppose (2)2%10%X10%X5%15%NOQRU13%NOQR5%3%10%M6%6%6%8%8%7%10%b13%aBde8%6%7%6%7%5%8%8%

Uf

453226177173783341591311538610366879Strongly oppose (1)1%6%X4%X4%r5%R5%R1%7%R4%3%4%r4%3%3%5%5%4%2%4%4%4%4%3%4%4%

1315072137026991272384108203332311815191825914202234NET: Oppose2%16%X14%X9%20%NOQRU18%NOqR6%10%14%M10%9%9%11%12%12%16%B17%aB10%10%10%11%10%8%12%12%

U

2252553918172314110431031461239422216142123341421218256Don't know39%VW3%v1%27%NOQRS5%11%T16%T14%T12%18%NT11%T13%7%14%L16%L11%16%L9%11%13%l15%L16%L12%12%13%

T

3.35VW3.173.203.24T3.033.063.49NOQ3.25T3.163.23sT3.27ST3.26P3.34eHI3.203.25h3.153.063.203.193.183.193.243.30H3.21h3.21MeanSTU


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Table 4

Q1. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose the following types of major energy development in your local area?Base: All respondentsSolar farm


Prepared by ComRes


78127852532658159649427636932134222610359932028Unweighted base

85029849544254654645429236133335123510409882028Weighted base

211751131101391561648274787544144374518NET: Support25%25%23%25%26%29%L36%CDEFG28%Cdf21%23%21%19%14%38%B26%

49192624443843201213251929104133Strongly support (4)6%7%5%5%8%l7%10%EF7%f3%4%7%F8%eF3%11%B7%

161558686951171216262645125115270385Tend to support (3)19%19%17%19%17%22%27%CDEF21%Cd17%C19%C14%11%11%27%B19%

15465818012198836269536251189191380Tend to oppose (2)18%22%16%18%22%L18%18%21%19%16%18%22%18%19%19%

2107714011215414514299109677658312240552Strongly oppose (1)25%26%28%25%28%27%31%cDE34%CDE30%DE20%22%25%30%A24%27%

364142221192275243226162178121137108501431932NET: Oppose43%48%45%43%50%ikl45%50%DE55%cDE49%DE36%39%46%E48%a44%46%

27581161140131146644910913413983396182578Don't know32%27%33%iJ32%J24%27%14%17%30%GH40%FGH39%FGH35%GH38%A18%29%

2.092.082.002.072.072.122.17F2.011.912.12F2.11F2.041.782.30B2.07Mean


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Table 5

Q1. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose the following types of major energy development in your local area?Base: All respondentsShale gas extraction


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57394351215538814617110996932373610591852622612141121411602012139218717292028Unweighted base

57893251814234614714898*8802399091148178284267197103*15018217223385*17617482028Weighted base

--51815131462615232322542864872624816395744682440462518NET: Support--100%WX10%38%NOQR31%OQRU17%15%26%13%28%OQRU25%27%h25%h23%25%16%26%h31%bHj26%h29%H28%h22%26%H26%

U

--133238108564762691021141451113101996122133Strongly support (4)--26%WX1%11%NOrU7%oU6%u5%u7%3%7%OU6%6%7%5%7%5%7%7%6%8%b11%Bj4%7%7%

--3851393351710168251922173851483411284434491433340385Tend to support (3)--74%WX9%27%NOQRU24%OQRU12%10%19%11%21%OQRU19%21%H18%18%17%11%19%24%H20%h21%H17%19%19%H19%

-380-2160333711161521672193357464122274033351433325380Tend to oppose (2)-41%VX-15%17%22%Q25%nQtU11%18%22%Qu18%q19%18%20%17%21%21%18%22%19%15%16%18%19%19%

-552-37115443731265642222875472675425414246682161466552Strongly oppose (1)-59%VX-26%33%Nor30%25%32%30%M27%24%25%30%25%25%27%24%28%23%27%29%25%34%AFhj27%27%

k

-932-581767774424261163895058712911395476882791043593791932NET: Oppose-100%VX-41%51%Nu52%nu50%43%48%m49%43%44%49%45%42%48%45%45%45%46%44%41%53%aj45%46%

578--7039244940222912663574483935340434348622643495578Don't know100%VW--49%NORST11%16%33%ST41%NST25%38%NST29%ST31%P25%29%35%BdFL27%39%ABDe28%24%28%26%31%25%28%29%

FiL

-1.413.26W1.722.18OQr2.10OqU1.97u1.812.051.832.15OQU2.092.032.10b2.052.061.952.082.20B2.072.11b2.21b1.892.09B2.07MeanU

-0.490.440.851.070.990.941.041.020.871.000.990.991.010.991.010.951.030.980.991.061.110.941.011.00Standard deviation-0.020.020.090.060.090.090.130.040.060.040.040.080.070.070.080.110.100.090.080.080.140.080.030.03Standard error

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Table 5

Q1. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose the following types of major energy development in your local area?Base: All respondentsShale gas extraction


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78127852532658159649427636932134222610359932028Unweighted base

85029849544254654645429236133335123510409882028Weighted base

5191802822663453442892012081981931475307071237NET: Support61%60%57%60%63%l63%l64%D69%DEF58%60%55%62%51%72%B61%

173599876100119755263746465148244393Strongly support (4)20%20%20%17%18%22%16%18%17%22%h18%28%DFGH14%25%B19%

34612118418924522621514914512413082382463845Tend to support (3)41%41%37%43%45%L41%47%CDEf51%CDEF40%37%37%35%37%47%B42%

6432303446605326301130218585171Tend to oppose (2)8%11%6%8%8%11%L12%E9%E8%E3%9%E9%E8%9%8%

277181618171511951811373369Strongly oppose (1)3%2%4%4%3%3%3%4%e2%1%5%Ef5%E4%3%3%

913948516477683738164832122118240NET: Oppose11%13%10%11%12%14%L15%Ef13%E11%E5%14%E14%E12%12%12%

24078164126136124975411511911056388162551Don't know28%26%33%IJ28%i25%23%21%19%32%cGH36%CGH31%cGH24%37%A16%27%

3.093.063.093.033.043.062.983.023.063.25DFGH2.993.12h2.983.11B3.06Mean


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Table 6

Q1. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose the following types of major energy development in your local area?Base: All respondentsBiomass generators (fuelled with natural material)


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57394351215538814617110996932373610591852622612141121411602012139218717292028Unweighted base

57893251814234614714898*8802399091148178284267197103*15018217223385*17617482028Weighted base

2225864287023587935353812657369912117115012157831191121385211310671237NET: Support38%63%X83%WX49%68%OQsU59%63%OU54%61%53%63%OU61%68%GHJ60%56%62%55%56%65%65%j59%62%64%61%61%

611791521954263923160351972324552473815213332531938340393Strongly support (4)11%19%X29%WX13%16%18%26%OTU23%otu18%15%22%OTU20%25%GHj18%18%19%14%14%18%19%23%g22%22%19%19%

1624072765118161553037791376467771181038342628580853475728845Tend to support (3)28%44%X53%WX36%52%NOQR41%37%31%43%38%41%q41%43%42%38%42%41%42%47%d47%d36%40%43%42%42%

SU

51224353912997421769712282016819161415715148171Tend to oppose (2)1%13%VX8%X3%11%rU8%6%9%u8%9%u8%u8%7%10%7%8%7%13%dl9%8%7%8%9%8%8%

25710514476366283449136331256356269Strongly oppose (1)*6%VX2%X3%4%2%5%6%o4%2%3%3%2%3%5%3%3%2%6%l3%3%4%3%4%3%

8179531052161715110271041301537332211222819221020210240NET: Oppose1%19%VX10%X7%15%nU11%11%16%U12%11%11%11%9%13%12%11%10%15%15%l11%9%12%11%12%12%

348166366258453830233862323184276845336453641732243471551Don't know60%VW18%V7%44%NQRST17%30%T26%T30%T26%36%NRT25%T28%23%27%32%eFl27%35%abeF30%f20%24%32%F26%24%27%27%

l

3.22W2.933.19W3.062.963.073.13T3.023.023.023.10T3.083.19FGj3.033.003.063.022.962.963.063.16fg3.093.103.053.06Meank


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Table 6

Q1. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose the following types of major energy development in your local area?Base: All respondentsBiomass generators (fuelled with natural material)


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78127852532658159649427636932134222610359932028Unweighted base

85029849544254654645429236133335123510409882028Weighted base

4601722702443213163081851971741761124586931151NET: Support54%58%55%55%59%58%68%CDEF63%CDEF55%52%50%47%44%70%B57%

119456948908773354852463883211293Strongly support (4)14%15%14%11%17%K16%k16%12%13%16%13%16%8%21%B14%

34112720219623123023515014912112974375483858Tend to support (3)40%43%41%44%42%42%52%CDEF51%CDEF41%C36%37%31%36%49%B42%

72383543504834333023312611562176Tend to oppose (2)8%13%n7%10%9%9%7%11%8%7%9%11%11%A6%9%

2491214131249861013311950Strongly oppose (1)3%3%2%3%2%2%1%3%H2%2%3%h5%EfH3%2%2%

96474757636037423829413814681226NET: Oppose11%16%n9%13%11%11%8%14%eH11%9%12%16%EfH14%A8%11%

294791781421621701096612613013585437214651Don't know35%M27%36%J32%30%31%24%22%35%GH39%GH38%GH36%GH42%A22%32%

3.002.953.032.923.04k3.04k3.09CdG2.933.013.08cG2.982.912.843.14B3.01Mean


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Table 7

Q1. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose the following types of major energy development in your local area?Base: All respondentsElectricity storage facility


Prepared by ComRes





57394351215538814617110996932373610591852622612141121411602012139218717292028Unweighted base

57893251814234614714898*8802399091148178284267197103*15018217223385*17617482028Weighted base

18151545552234948950519109523632100164148111547711193134501109881151NET: Support31%55%X88%WX37%68%NOQU64%OqU61%OU51%U59%46%u58%OU55%56%58%55%56%52%52%61%54%58%58%62%g56%57%

361091491258202415129341311642835503115192417261732246293Strongly support (4)6%12%X29%WX8%17%U13%16%U16%u15%14%14%u14%16%12%19%DEk16%15%13%13%10%11%20%dE18%dE14%14%

1454063064017675653439076392468711299880385987761083378741858Tend to support (3)25%44%X59%WX28%51%NOQU51%OQU44%OU35%44%32%43%OU41%40%45%j37%41%37%39%48%J44%46%j39%44%42%42%

19135239384966628821102426171891891419913155176Tend to oppose (2)3%14%VX4%7%11%S3%6%6%8%12%rS9%S10%13%bFJ9%7%9%9%12%f5%8%8%11%f7%9%9%

345263117177263226115511123-44150Strongly oppose (1)*5%VX*4%rsT1%1%1%7%nRST2%3%T3%T3%1%2%4%cdegl3%5%cDegl1%6%CDEGk1%1%-2%2%2%

L

22179251541510128335108143263129241419201622916196226NET: Oppose4%19%VX5%11%S12%S4%7%13%S9%15%RS12%rS12%p14%11%11%12%14%13%11%9%9%11%9%11%11%

376237387571474836277952783735388916235545263772650565651Don't know65%VW25%V7%53%NOQRS21%32%T33%T37%T32%40%NT31%T33%30%31%34%31%34%36%28%37%33%31%29%32%32%

T

3.06W2.833.25WX2.873.05u3.13nOU3.13nOU2.943.052.943.002.993.002.993.053.012.942.992.953.003.013.123.093.013.01Mean


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Table 7

Q1. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose the following types of major energy development in your local area?Base: All respondentsElectricity storage facility


Prepared by ComRes

Funding forlocal houses to

installFunding forrenewablePayment to

Reducing energylocal houses toenergyFunding tolocal councilsbills for homesimprove theirfacilitiespreserve theCreation ofto allocate to

in the localenergy(e.g. solarlocalemploymentprojects in theareaefficiencypanels)environmentopportunitieslocal area

202820282028202820282028Unweighted base

202820282028202820282028Weighted base

794156289344335110Benefit of most (1)39%8%14%17%17%5%interest

408411339278428165Benefit of 2nd most (2)20%20%17%14%21%8%interest

307450427289324232Benefit of 3rd most (3)15%22%21%14%16%11%interest

228453377358299312Benefit of 4th most (4)11%22%19%18%15%15%interest

168356314433336420Benefit of 5th most (5)8%18%16%21%17%21%interest

124202282325306789Benefit of least (6)6%10%14%16%15%39%interest

1509101710559111087507NET: Top 3 of most74%50%52%45%54%25%interest

2.483.523.463.613.394.55Mean

1.581.441.611.711.701.55Standard deviation0.040.030.040.040.040.03Standard error

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Table 8

Q2. Major energy developments can be required to give a proportion of their profits to the communities in which they operate. If there was a major energydevelopment in your local area, which of the following community benefits would be of most interest to you personally? Please rank in order from thebenefit of most interest, down to the benefit of least interest.Base: All respondentsSummary table

Prepared by ComRes


78127852532658159649427636932134222610359932028Unweighted base

85029849544254654645429236133335123510409882028Weighted base

4617292418382517102226114961110Benefit of most (1)5%6%6%j6%3%7%J5%f6%f3%7%F7%F5%5%6%5%interest

5830462340574126232133228877165Benefit of 2nd most (2)7%10%9%K5%7%10%jK9%9%6%6%9%9%8%8%8%interest

1023255546261393554393628126106232Benefit of 3rd most (3)12%11%11%12%11%11%9%12%15%dH12%10%12%12%11%11%interest

12346687510069784746594537142170312Benefit of 4th most (4)14%15%14%17%18%Il13%17%16%13%18%f13%16%14%17%B15%interest

18447961031071141075556727952225195420Benefit of 5th most (5)22%m16%19%23%20%21%24%F19%15%22%f22%F22%f22%20%21%interest

33712620116321920616511217312013386410379789Benefit of least (6)40%42%41%37%40%38%36%38%48%CDEGH36%38%36%39%38%39%interest

206791291011201561057888829461264243507NET: Top 3 of most24%26%26%23%22%29%Jk23%27%24%25%27%26%25%25%25%interest

4.594.524.544.584.64I4.434.534.494.75cDegh4.504.474.514.574.524.55Mean


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Table 9

Q2. Major energy developments can be required to give a proportion of their profits to the communities in which they operate. If there was a major energydevelopment in your local area, which of the following community benefits would be of most interest to you personally? Please rank in order from thebenefit of most interest, down to the benefit of least interest.Base: All respondentsPayment to local councils to allocate to projects in the local area


Prepared by ComRes





57394351215538814617110996932373610591852622612141121411602012139218717292028Unweighted base

57893251814234614714898*8802399091148178284267197103*15018217223385*17617482028Weighted base

3742313198107471153631018191072791271094110Benefit of most (1)6%5%6%2%5%u6%7%U7%U5%5%6%u6%6%g6%G7%G5%g7%G1%4%5%g5%8%G5%g5%5%interest

3578521226161767722668816232219611191014519140165Benefit of 2nd most (2)6%8%10%X9%8%11%11%6%9%9%7%8%9%8%8%10%6%7%10%6%6%6%11%8%8%interest

68102622532122269825109134253533141818162222919195232Benefit of 3rd most (3)12%11%12%18%nOQS9%8%15%qt7%11%10%12%12%14%i12%12%7%18%adfI12%9%13%9%10%11%11%11%interest

T

921201001967172120143361331692641453310283232341316285312Benefit of 4th most (4)16%13%19%W13%19%nS11%14%20%s16%15%15%15%15%15%17%B17%b10%19%Bh18%B19%Bh15%16%9%16%B15%interest

1221891082574432719189611702313061414122344225591946352420Benefit of 5th most (5)21%20%21%17%22%29%NRtU18%20%21%26%Nru19%20%17%21%ej15%21%22%22%23%ej14%25%EJl23%26%EJl20%21%interest

2254001645912751513932785378462711051077840576673933267683789Benefit of least (6)39%V43%V32%41%37%35%35%40%37%35%42%o40%40%37%40%40%38%38%36%43%40%38%38%39%39%interest

1392221454077364820222572282855176754431314241472148428507NET: Top 3 of most24%24%28%28%22%25%33%noQT20%25%24%25%25%29%d27%28%d22%30%d21%23%24%20%24%27%24%25%interest

4.56V4.65V4.344.594.544.524.314.594.514.544.58r4.574.474.484.454.584.494.684.554.594.694.524.534.554.55Mean


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Table 9

Q2. Major energy developments can be required to give a proportion of their profits to the communities in which they operate. If there was a major energydevelopment in your local area, which of the following community benefits would be of most interest to you personally? Please rank in order from thebenefit of most interest, down to the benefit of least interest.Base: All respondentsPayment to local councils to allocate to projects in the local area


Prepared by ComRes


78127852532658159649427636932134222610359932028Unweighted base

85029849544254654645429236133335123510409882028Weighted base

1436088689386592974616547174161335Benefit of most (1)17%20%18%15%17%16%13%10%20%GH18%Gh18%Gh20%GH17%16%17%interest

1887385110120113716276779151225203428Benefit of 2nd most (2)22%25%17%25%L22%l21%16%21%h21%h23%H26%H21%h22%21%21%interest

1495180718390595158565644161163324Benefit of 3rd most (3)18%17%16%16%15%17%13%17%16%17%16%19%h15%16%16%interest

1124077528684796050384428153146299Benefit of 4th most (4)13%14%16%12%16%15%17%dE21%CDEF14%12%12%12%15%15%15%interest

1343995718091974951525928167169336Benefit of 5th most (5)16%13%19%j16%15%17%21%CeF17%14%16%17%12%16%17%17%interest

1253470718481894153483838160146306Benefit of least (6)15%11%14%16%15%15%20%Defg14%15%14%11%16%15%15%15%interest

4801842532492952891891422091952111425605271087NET: Top 3 of most56%62%51%56%54%53%42%49%h58%GH58%GH60%GH60%GH54%53%54%interest

3.33m3.093.433.363.363.413.77CDEF3.55cDeF3.233.263.153.233.383.403.39Mean


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Table 10

Q2. Major energy developments can be required to give a proportion of their profits to the communities in which they operate. If there was a major energydevelopment in your local area, which of the following community benefits would be of most interest to you personally? Please rank in order from thebenefit of most interest, down to the benefit of least interest.Base: All respondentsCreation of employment opportunities


Prepared by ComRes





57394351215538814617110996932373610591852622612141121411602012139218717292028Unweighted base

57893251814234614714898*8802399091148178284267197103*15018217223385*17617482028Weighted base

991361002941192419132421612031738384221243730451430285335Benefit of most (1)17%15%19%W20%T12%13%16%20%t15%17%t18%T18%9%13%14%22%jKL20%L16%20%kL17%L19%L17%17%l16%17%interest

1391831063651283318167522092614253483329363743462140359428Benefit of 2nd most (2)24%w20%21%25%T15%19%22%T18%19%22%T23%T23%p23%19%18%17%28%aIJk24%21%25%ij20%24%23%21%21%interest

97147801950212410124401602003048454113212421401625287324Benefit of 3rd most (3)17%16%15%13%15%15%16%10%14%17%18%q17%p17%17%17%21%Efh12%14%13%12%17%19%14%16%16%interest

7715567176225251814735117152234656241322202724834252299Benefit of 4th most (4)13%17%v13%12%18%Nu17%17%19%17%M15%13%13%13%16%d21%CDFh12%13%15%11%16%10%9%19%cDfi14%15%interest

Il

90164822671252120163301431733145413216214129381329291336Benefit of 5th most (5)15%18%16%18%21%nO17%14%21%o19%m13%16%15%17%16%15%16%16%14%23%gj17%16%15%16%17%17%interest

77147821669292113147401191593653392412262322401318276306Benefit of least (6)13%16%16%11%20%NU19%nu14%13%17%17%13%14%20%Befh19%Bi15%12%12%17%13%13%17%b15%10%16%b15%interest

i

33546528784143698147423134530664881391311166281989413151959301087NET: Top 3 of most58%W50%55%w59%sT41%47%55%T48%48%56%sT58%qST58%P50%49%49%59%JKl60%jk54%54%54%56%60%jk54%53%54%interest

3.263.51vX3.333.163.80NOq3.64NU3.333.413.55M3.343.253.273.66BeH3.59beH3.49hi3.213.103.383.343.293.363.283.273.42h3.39MeanRUII


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Table 10

Q2. Major energy developments can be required to give a proportion of their profits to the communities in which they operate. If there was a major energydevelopment in your local area, which of the following community benefits would be of most interest to you personally? Please rank in order from thebenefit of most interest, down to the benefit of least interest.Base: All respondentsCreation of employment opportunities


Prepared by ComRes


78127852532658159649427636932134222610359932028Unweighted base

85029849544254654645429236133335123510409882028Weighted base

152597265104103625066606839190154344Benefit of most (1)18%20%15%15%19%l19%l14%17%18%18%19%H17%18%16%17%interest

1233158668172613648405240145133278Benefit of 2nd most (2)14%11%12%15%15%13%13%12%13%12%15%17%14%13%14%interest

1103869578281613743534747139150289Benefit of 3rd most (3)13%13%14%13%15%15%13%13%12%16%13%20%dFgH13%15%14%interest

15846957682105854575575936187172358Benefit of 4th most (4)19%16%19%j17%15%19%j19%15%21%17%17%15%18%17%18%interest

18666108971201091006692696343219215433Benefit of 5th most (5)22%22%22%22%22%20%22%22%25%cD21%18%18%21%22%21%interest

1205793817676845836546229161164325Benefit of least (6)14%19%n19%ij18%14%14%19%cF20%cF10%16%F18%F13%15%17%16%interest

385129199188267256184124158153167126474437911NET: Top 3 of most45%43%40%43%49%kL47%L41%42%44%46%48%h54%FGH46%44%45%interest

3.553.673.78IJ3.71ij3.483.503.78CdF3.74c3.523.603.523.393.563.663.61Mean


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Table 11

Q2. Major energy developments can be required to give a proportion of their profits to the communities in which they operate. If there was a major energydevelopment in your local area, which of the following community benefits would be of most interest to you personally? Please rank in order from thebenefit of most interest, down to the benefit of least interest.Base: All respondentsFunding to preserve the local environment


Prepared by ComRes





57394351215538814617110996932373610591852622612141121411602012139218717292028Unweighted base

57893251814234614714898*8802399091148178284267197103*15018217223385*17617482028Weighted base

65214652352123017133461662123064472624322916381126294344Benefit of most (1)11%23%VX12%16%s15%s8%20%S17%S15%19%S18%S18%p17%e23%bcEI18%E13%24%abcE21%Ei16%10%16%e13%15%17%17%interest

I

69146632246222311124331221542447392611202529261120246278Benefit of 2nd most (2)12%16%x12%15%13%15%16%11%14%14%13%13%14%16%15%13%11%13%14%17%11%13%12%14%14%interest

82133732357142718140411081492642353217242529291020252289Benefit of 3rd most (3)14%14%14%16%16%Ns10%19%NS19%ns16%m17%Ns12%13%15%15%13%16%16%16%14%17%12%12%12%14%14%interest

114144101255937257154411642043942334120224432421728310358Benefit of 4th most (4)20%w15%19%w18%Q17%Q26%noQT17%Q7%17%17%Q18%Q18%22%Jk15%12%21%J19%15%24%bgJK18%j18%20%j16%18%18%interest

1371801162877292224182442082524248773315313146542038380433Benefit of 5th most (5)24%w19%22%20%22%r20%15%25%r21%18%23%R22%23%17%29%FHIK17%15%21%17%27%fHIK23%23%21%22%21%interest

1101151002155322021148351421771741373916222921441743266325Benefit of least (6)19%W12%19%W15%16%22%or13%21%17%15%16%15%10%14%14%20%ejL15%14%16%12%19%eL20%L25%AEfG15%16%interest

hJKL

21749320168155488046397119395514811531228452757874933167792911NET: Top 3 of most37%53%VX39%48%S45%S33%54%NSt47%S45%50%nS43%S45%45%54%BCDE45%43%51%bc50%bc43%43%40%37%38%45%b45%interest

FIj

3.90W3.293.85W3.553.66R3.99NOR3.323.75r3.653.463.61r3.583.493.303.61k3.74hK3.373.443.603.72K3.77hK3.87hK3.92AGH3.593.61MeantUjKL


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Table 11

Q2. Major energy developments can be required to give a proportion of their profits to the communities in which they operate. If there was a major energydevelopment in your local area, which of the following community benefits would be of most interest to you personally? Please rank in order from thebenefit of most interest, down to the benefit of least interest.Base: All respondentsFunding to preserve the local environment


Prepared by ComRes


78127852532658159649427636932134222610359932028Unweighted base

85029849544254654645429236133335123510409882028Weighted base

1223371528778724847255443140149289Benefit of most (1)14%11%14%12%16%14%16%E17%E13%E7%15%E18%E13%15%14%interest

1544792688593714867614844155184339Benefit of 2nd most (2)18%16%19%15%16%17%16%16%19%18%14%19%15%19%B17%interest

17272951001151171055778846935221206427Benefit of 3rd most (3)20%24%19%23%21%21%23%C20%22%c25%C19%15%21%21%21%interest

1545699998793865549557953195182377Benefit of 4th most (4)18%19%20%22%iJ16%17%19%f19%14%17%22%eF23%F19%18%19%interest

1325483568788514268586235167148314Benefit of 5th most (5)16%18%17%13%16%16%11%14%19%H17%H18%H15%16%15%16%interest

1163655668577714353494125162120282Benefit of least (6)14%12%11%15%16%L14%16%15%15%15%12%11%16%A12%14%interest

4471522582212882882471531921711701225165391055NET: Top 3 of most53%51%52%50%53%53%54%52%53%51%48%52%50%55%B52%interest

3.433.543.393.543.473.463.413.423.503.62Ch3.483.283.56A3.363.46Mean


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Table 12

Q2. Major energy developments can be required to give a proportion of their profits to the communities in which they operate. If there was a major energydevelopment in your local area, which of the following community benefits would be of most interest to you personally? Please rank in order from thebenefit of most interest, down to the benefit of least interest.Base: All respondentsFunding for local houses to install renewable energy facilities (e.g. solar panels)


Prepared by ComRes





57394351215538814617110996932373610591852622612141121411602012139218717292028Unweighted base

57893251814234614714898*8802399091148178284267197103*15018217223385*17617482028Weighted base

8513865195526211313437117155293732261125372837720258289Benefit of most (1)15%15%13%13%16%18%14%14%15%16%13%13%17%c13%12%13%11%16%21%BChi16%16%8%11%15%14%interest

Jk

97156851955192420138381622013445393416212525501138284339Benefit of 2nd most (2)17%17%16%14%16%13%16%20%16%16%18%17%19%16%15%17%16%14%14%14%22%efj13%22%aefj16%17%interest

1191881202578332720183471972443453654918343734511933377427Benefit of 3rd most (3)21%20%23%18%22%23%18%21%21%20%22%21%19%19%24%25%17%23%20%20%22%23%19%22%21%interest

108174952858312623166381732102758523820263028451934322377Benefit of 4th most (4)19%19%18%19%17%21%18%24%o19%16%19%18%15%20%20%19%20%17%16%16%19%22%19%18%19%interest

88153732641192715128411461862850482615232328351425275314Benefit of 5th most (5)15%16%14%18%t12%13%18%t16%15%17%t16%t16%16%17%18%13%15%16%13%16%15%17%14%16%16%interest

8112280255918226130381131522642302423213030151527233282Benefit of least (6)14%13%15%18%Q17%nQ12%15%Q6%15%16%Q12%q13%15%D15%D11%d12%d22%ADIJ14%D16%D18%Dj6%18%D15%D13%14%interest

302483270631877973534561224775999713513710945801008613937919191055NET: Top 3 of most52%52%52%44%54%u54%49%55%52%51%52%52%54%47%51%55%ch44%53%55%50%59%CeHK44%52%53%52%interest

3.453.443.513.69Qs3.443.343.543.253.463.513.453.463.393.58D3.51D3.383.77aDf3.433.363.55D3.153.79Dfi3.48d3.443.46Meanill


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Table 12

Q2. Major energy developments can be required to give a proportion of their profits to the communities in which they operate. If there was a major energydevelopment in your local area, which of the following community benefits would be of most interest to you personally? Please rank in order from thebenefit of most interest, down to the benefit of least interest.Base: All respondentsFunding for local houses to install renewable energy facilities (e.g. solar panels)


Prepared by ComRes


78127852532658159649427636932134222610359932028Unweighted base

85029849544254654645429236133335123510409882028Weighted base

6122433033503920332028167581156Benefit of most (1)7%7%9%7%6%9%j8%7%9%6%8%7%7%8%8%interest

16652108801161071096364707134210201411Benefit of 2nd most (2)20%17%22%18%21%20%24%CF22%c18%21%c20%15%20%20%20%interest

191691071061231131206777598145226223450Benefit of 3rd most (3)22%23%22%24%23%21%26%cE23%21%18%23%19%22%23%22%interest

186799996134124906090926853250203453Benefit of 4th most (4)22%26%20%22%25%23%20%21%25%28%DgH19%22%24%a21%22%interest

1446084868997705772545350184172356Benefit of 5th most (5)17%20%17%19%16%18%15%20%20%16%15%21%h18%17%18%interest

102165345505427252538503795107202Benefit of least (6)12%M5%11%10%9%10%6%8%7%12%fH14%FGH16%FGH9%11%10%interest

418143259216272270267150174149180965115051017NET: Top 3 of most49%48%52%49%50%50%59%CdEFg51%C48%45%51%C41%49%51%50%interest

3.583.513.473.603.523.503.273.50h3.50H3.62H3.56H3.83dFGH3.523.513.52Mean


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Table 13

Q2. Major energy developments can be required to give a proportion of their profits to the communities in which they operate. If there was a major energydevelopment in your local area, which of the following community benefits would be of most interest to you personally? Please rank in order from thebenefit of most interest, down to the benefit of least interest.Base: All respondentsFunding for local houses to improve their energy efficiency


Prepared by ComRes





57394351215538814617110996932373610591852622612141121411602012139218717292028Unweighted base

57893251814234614714898*8802399091148178284267197103*15018217223385*17617482028Weighted base

397542826141697316678315232415118121118416129156Benefit of most (1)7%8%8%6%8%9%11%9%8%7%7%7%8%8%9%8%10%5%6%6%8%5%9%7%8%interest

1271771072790332320193451722183367693616343636401924371411Benefit of 2nd most (2)22%19%21%19%26%NOR22%15%20%22%19%19%19%18%23%B26%BDhi19%16%23%b20%21%b17%22%13%21%B20%interest

l

1252101152382382621190502102603357554024264041562354371450Benefit of 3rd most (3)22%23%22%16%24%u26%u18%21%22%21%23%u23%19%20%20%20%24%18%22%24%24%27%31%AfGI21%22%interest

JKL

1262221064073233319189582072654459513722304237621751380453Benefit of 4th most (4)22%24%20%28%S21%16%22%20%21%24%s23%s23%25%21%19%19%22%20%23%22%26%ij20%29%aIJk22%22%interest

107156933053253113152431612043452385021333429271523312356Benefit of 5th most (5)18%17%18%21%15%17%21%13%17%18%18%18%19%d18%d14%25%BDeJ20%d22%bDj19%d17%12%18%13%18%18%interest

k

56915614201419168426921181926301981819183079185202Benefit of least (6)10%10%11%10%6%9%13%T17%nT10%11%T10%T10%10%b9%11%b9%8%12%b11%11%b13%B8%5%11%B10%interest

2914632635919985654945611144956181147149915268878811446938721017NET: Top 3 of most50%50%51%41%58%NORU58%nORU44%50%52%47%49%u49%46%52%56%gil46%50%46%48%51%49%54%53%50%50%interest

3.523.513.523.69sT3.283.373.67T3.58t3.463.61T3.55T3.563.593.453.373.64j3.503.67j3.603.533.563.463.393.533.52Mean


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Table 13

Q2. Major energy developments can be required to give a proportion of their profits to the communities in which they operate. If there was a major energydevelopment in your local area, which of the following community benefits would be of most interest to you personally? Please rank in order from thebenefit of most interest, down to the benefit of least interest.Base: All respondentsFunding for local houses to improve their energy efficiency


Prepared by ComRes


78127852532658159649427636932134222610359932028Unweighted base

85029849544254654645429236133335123510409882028Weighted base

32610719120221019019812813214511179412381794Benefit of most (1)38%36%39%46%Ijl38%35%44%CDf44%CD37%44%CDf32%34%40%39%39%interest

16265106951041041025882655744217191408Benefit of 2nd most (2)19%22%21%21%19%19%22%D20%23%d19%16%19%21%19%20%interest

1253588558183704651406337166141307Benefit of 3rd most (3)15%12%18%k13%15%15%16%16%14%12%18%e16%16%14%15%interest

1173056445770362551325628114113228Benefit of 4th most (4)14%10%11%10%10%13%8%8%14%gH10%16%EGH12%11%11%11%interest

7031292962472923232936277889168Benefit of 5th most (5)8%10%6%7%11%KL9%6%8%6%9%10%fh12%fH8%9%8%interest

4930241731521913222227205271124Benefit of least (6)6%10%N5%4%6%10%JKL4%4%6%7%8%H9%gH5%7%b6%interest

6132073863533953763702312662502311607957141509NET: Top 3 of most72%70%78%Ij80%IJ72%69%82%CDEF79%CD73%d75%D66%68%76%a72%74%interest

2.522.672.392.222.55K2.70KL2.232.302.49H2.402.81EFGH2.75EfGH2.412.55b2.48Mean


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Table 14

Q2. Major energy developments can be required to give a proportion of their profits to the communities in which they operate. If there was a major energydevelopment in your local area, which of the following community benefits would be of most interest to you personally? Please rank in order from thebenefit of most interest, down to the benefit of least interest.Base: All respondentsReducing energy bills for homes in the local area


Prepared by ComRes





57394351215538814617110996932373610591852622612141121411602012139218717292028Unweighted base

57893251814234614714898*8802399091148178284267197103*15018217223385*17617482028Weighted base

2533262156115268473336187345432771041067729606179844276689794Benefit of most (1)44%W35%42%W43%r44%noqR46%noqR32%34%41%37%38%38%43%H37%40%h39%h28%40%h34%46%dFHk36%49%dFHk43%H39%H39%interest

1121921052576282823181501782272949504825284029571935349408Benefit of 2nd most (2)19%21%20%18%22%19%19%24%21%21%20%20%16%17%19%24%ekl24%18%22%17%25%ekl22%20%20%20%interest

8815167274727222214636124161304734211526402634825267307Benefit of 3rd most (3)15%16%13%19%14%19%15%23%NT17%15%14%14%17%17%13%11%14%17%22%CIJ15%15%10%14%15%15%interest

6111849152613171080321161471937312317221416261112199228Benefit of 4th most (4)11%13%9%10%7%9%12%10%9%13%T13%T13%P11%13%b12%12%16%BF15%Bf8%9%11%12%7%11%b11%interest

348846728619666208210213292315138111620417138168Benefit of 5th most (5)6%9%X9%x5%8%4%13%SU6%8%8%9%s9%7%10%8%8%13%cfg5%6%9%9%5%9%8%8%interest

305836716414445146479101724125716712212107124Benefit of least (6)5%6%7%5%5%3%10%qST4%5%6%7%s7%6%6%9%ce6%5%4%9%c4%5%2%7%6%6%interest

4536693871132761249778689174647820136201190146681131421331756913613051509NET: Top 3 of most78%W72%75%79%nR80%NOR84%NOR66%80%nR78%M73%71%71%76%h71%71%74%66%76%78%h77%h75%81%Hjk77%h75%h74%interest

2.312.59X2.452.322.272.132.84noq2.422.372.54ST2.57ST2.56P2.392.61Ce2.58C2.43c2.76abC2.412.56C2.322.47c2.082.412.472.48MeanSTUEl


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Table 14

Q2. Major energy developments can be required to give a proportion of their profits to the communities in which they operate. If there was a major energydevelopment in your local area, which of the following community benefits would be of most interest to you personally? Please rank in order from thebenefit of most interest, down to the benefit of least interest.Base: All respondentsReducing energy bills for homes in the local area


Prepared by ComRes

Creation ofjobs in the

renewable andIncreased valueenergyof homes thatefficiency

have theseReduced carbonindustries, andLower energymeasuresemissions fromin companiesbills forinstalledhomessupplying themresidents

2028202820282028Unweighted base

2028202820282028Weighted base

1344172916871904NET: Important66%85%83%94%

4848707051288Very important (4)24%43%35%63%

860859983617Fairly important (3)42%42%48%30%

43114420951Not very important (2)21%7%10%3%

136584010Not at all important (1)7%3%2%*

56720225061NET: Not important28%10%12%3%

117979163Don't know6%5%4%3%

2.893.323.213.62Mean

0.870.740.710.56Standard deviation0.020.020.020.01Standard error

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Table 15

Q3. One option that has been proposed for communities to benefit from major local energy developments is for houses in the local area to be given funding toinstall renewable energy generation facilities and energy efficiency measures. This could include funding for solar panels, other renewable generationfacilities, loft and cavity wall insulation or triple glazing. Installing the appropriate measures in local homes could have a number of impacts. Howimportant, if at all, are each of the following benefits to you personally?Base: All respondentsSummary table

Prepared by ComRes


78127852532658159649427636932134222610359932028Unweighted base

85029849544254654645429236133335123510409882028Weighted base

7972774744075115134402863543083162019799251904NET: Important94%93%96%K92%94%94%97%CDE98%CDE98%CDE93%C90%85%94%94%94%

5271753692863293033162102422041991166876001288Very important (4)62%59%75%IJK65%I60%56%70%CDE72%CDE67%CD61%C57%49%66%A61%63%

2701021041211822101247611210411685292325617Fairly important (3)32%34%21%27%l33%kL38%KL27%26%31%31%33%g36%GH28%33%B30%

2053131718112341220213051Not very important (2)2%2%1%3%L3%L3%L2%f1%1%1%3%eFG9%DEFGH2%3%3%

3312251--3333610Not at all important (1)*1%***1%*--1%1%1%Fgh*1%*

2384151922122361524253661NET: Not important3%3%1%3%L4%L4%L3%fg1%1%2%4%FG10%DEFGH2%4%3%

301317211510355182111372663Don't know4%4%3%5%I3%2%1%2%1%5%FGH6%FGH5%FgH4%3%3%

3.613.573.76IJK3.64I3.58i3.523.67CD3.72CDE3.67CD3.62C3.55C3.403.66A3.583.62Mean


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Table 16

Q3. One option that has been proposed for communities to benefit from major local energy developments is for houses in the local area to be given funding toinstall renewable energy generation facilities and energy efficiency measures. This could include funding for solar panels, other renewable generationfacilities, loft and cavity wall insulation or triple glazing. Installing the appropriate measures in local homes could have a number of impacts. Howimportant, if at all, are each of the following benefits to you personally?Base: All respondentsLower energy bills for residents


Prepared by ComRes





57394351215538814617110996932373610591852622612141121411602012139218717292028Unweighted base

57893251814234614714898*8802399091148178284267197103*15018217223385*17617482028Weighted base

512901491132335143131908312278471074166270249193981371751622107616716391904NET: Important89%97%vX95%X93%97%NQRu97%R89%92%94%95%R93%r94%93%95%cD93%98%CDEG94%92%96%CD94%90%89%95%94%94%

hJL

35161831984220124896958614755470211517215312764951351131485211311111288Very important (4)61%66%x62%59%64%85%NOQR60%71%nu67%M62%61%61%65%61%57%65%62%63%74%bcDg66%63%61%64%64%63%

TUhiJKl

16128417248115184221245792933725199966633434049622455529617Fairly important (3)28%30%33%x34%qS33%QS12%29%S22%s28%33%QS32%QS32%P29%35%dF36%dF33%F32%f28%22%28%27%28%31%f30%30%

1023192831032622325947133267544551Not very important (2)2%2%4%x2%2%2%7%NOsTU3%3%1%3%2%5%fIk1%3%1%3%2%1%4%I3%i6%FIK2%3%3%

33411-114-6611311111--1810Not at all important (1)**1%1%*-1%1%*-1%*1%*1%1%1%**1%--***

132622383114302293110510234377555361NET: Not important2%3%4%x2%2%2%8%NOsTU4%O3%1%3%o3%5%fIk2%4%i1%3%2%1%4%i3%6%fIk3%3%3%

544572164191133433881294315445663Don't know9%VW*1%5%ST1%1%4%sT4%T2%4%ST4%sT4%p1%3%3%1%2%6%Il2%2%7%bEfIj5%I2%3%3%

kL

3.64v3.63v3.573.593.623.83NOQ3.533.683.643.633.593.603.603.603.543.633.593.643.74bCe3.623.65j3.593.623.623.62MeanRTUHiJKL


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Table 16

Q3. One option that has been proposed for communities to benefit from major local energy developments is for houses in the local area to be given funding toinstall renewable energy generation facilities and energy efficiency measures. This could include funding for solar panels, other renewable generationfacilities, loft and cavity wall insulation or triple glazing. Installing the appropriate measures in local homes could have a number of impacts. Howimportant, if at all, are each of the following benefits to you personally?Base: All respondentsLower energy bills for residents


Prepared by ComRes


78127852532658159649427636932134222610359932028Unweighted base

85029849544254654645429236133335123510409882028Weighted base

7052514183774604333792483052772891898688201687NET: Important83%84%85%I85%I84%I79%83%85%84%83%82%80%83%83%83%

29010221115518415515410813212411572371334705Very important (4)34%34%43%IJK35%i34%i28%34%37%37%37%33%31%36%34%35%

415149207222275278225140173153174117497486983Fairly important (3)49%50%42%50%L50%L51%L50%48%48%46%49%50%48%49%48%

91243833598057283826313096114209Not very important (2)11%8%8%7%11%15%jKL13%e9%10%8%9%13%e9%12%10%

145985181386653182240Not at all important (1)2%2%2%2%1%3%J3%3%2%2%1%1%2%2%2%

1042847406498703544323533114136250NET: Not important12%9%10%9%12%18%JKL15%DE12%12%10%10%14%11%14%b12%

4019292522155912242813583291Don't know5%6%6%I6%I4%3%1%3%h3%H7%FGH8%FGH6%H6%A3%4%

3.213.253.33IJ3.26I3.22I3.073.163.233.233.28H3.233.173.243.183.21Mean


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Table 17

Q3. One option that has been proposed for communities to benefit from major local energy developments is for houses in the local area to be given funding toinstall renewable energy generation facilities and energy efficiency measures. This could include funding for solar panels, other renewable generationfacilities, loft and cavity wall insulation or triple glazing. Installing the appropriate measures in local homes could have a number of impacts. Howimportant, if at all, are each of the following benefits to you personally?Base: All respondentsCreation of jobs in the renewable and energy efficiency industries, and in companies supplying them


Prepared by ComRes





57394351215538814617110996932373610591852622612141121411602012139218717292028Unweighted base

57893251814234614714898*8802399091148178284267197103*15018217223385*17617482028Weighted base

44979844111527913512083731203753956146231212171931291561481846915014451687NET: Important78%86%X85%X80%81%92%NoRT81%85%83%85%83%83%82%81%79%87%dJ90%aDJk86%86%86%79%81%85%83%83%

U

1863241954995655747313903023925582866641487763813076588705Very important (4)32%35%38%34%28%44%NT39%T48%NTu36%38%T33%t34%31%29%32%34%40%k32%42%jKL37%35%36%43%AgiJ34%35%

KL

2624742466618470633641911345156491149126105528179851033874857983Fairly important (3)45%51%x48%46%53%QR48%43%37%48%47%50%Q49%51%52%b47%53%Bdf50%54%b44%49%44%45%42%49%48%

48101611250720695189611421293321610161730918185209Not very important (2)8%11%12%x9%14%nOQSu5%14%oqS6%11%8%11%S10%12%10%12%10%6%7%9%10%13%10%10%11%10%

7221111431322216186109322321313840Not at all important (1)1%2%2%1%4%NOru2%1%3%3%1%2%2%3%bD3%bD3%bD1%2%1%2%1%*3%d*2%2%

551237214631021911721112133273942238121919301119222250NET: Not important9%13%x14%X10%18%NOQS7%14%os9%13%9%12%s12%15%g14%16%Gh12%8%8%10%11%13%13%11%13%12%

U

75115144266321544595141332107619578191Don't know13%VW1%1%10%NrST1%1%4%T6%sT4%6%ST5%sT5%3%5%I5%I1%2%7%I4%4%8%ehIL6%I4%5%4%

3.253.193.223.27T3.053.36NT3.24T3.38NT3.203.30nT3.20T3.223.123.133.133.213.30jkl3.253.31JKL3.26k3.233.203.33AJK3.203.21MeanL


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Table 17

Q3. One option that has been proposed for communities to benefit from major local energy developments is for houses in the local area to be given funding toinstall renewable energy generation facilities and energy efficiency measures. This could include funding for solar panels, other renewable generationfacilities, loft and cavity wall insulation or triple glazing. Installing the appropriate measures in local homes could have a number of impacts. Howimportant, if at all, are each of the following benefits to you personally?Base: All respondentsCreation of jobs in the renewable and energy efficiency industries, and in companies supplying them


Prepared by ComRes


78127852532658159649427636932134222610359932028Unweighted base

85029849544254654645429236133335123510409882028Weighted base

7272564233614724743952323132823101979028271729NET: Important86%86%85%82%87%k87%k87%G79%87%G85%88%G84%87%a84%85%

35313523118421524020512115314315396466405870Very important (4)41%45%47%J42%39%44%45%41%42%43%43%41%45%41%43%

375121192177257234191111159139157101436423859Fairly important (3)44%41%39%40%47%kL43%42%38%44%42%45%43%42%43%42%

5218303441394029251814185687144Not very important (2)6%6%6%8%8%7%9%D10%De7%6%4%8%d5%9%B7%

2371514111814208834184058Not at all important (1)3%2%3%3%2%3%3%D7%CDEFH2%3%1%2%2%4%B3%

76254548525854483427162274128202NET: Not important9%8%9%11%9%11%12%D17%CDEF9%D8%5%9%d7%13%B10%

47172833221451215242516643397Don't know6%6%6%I8%IJ4%3%1%4%H4%H7%fH7%H7%H6%A3%5%

3.323.373.373.303.293.313.30g3.193.32g3.35G3.41Gh3.323.38A3.253.32Mean


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Table 18

Q3. One option that has been proposed for communities to benefit from major local energy developments is for houses in the local area to be given funding toinstall renewable energy generation facilities and energy efficiency measures. This could include funding for solar panels, other renewable generationfacilities, loft and cavity wall insulation or triple glazing. Installing the appropriate measures in local homes could have a number of impacts. Howimportant, if at all, are each of the following benefits to you personally?Base: All respondentsReduced carbon emissions from homes


Prepared by ComRes





57394351215538814617110996932373610591852622612141121411602012139218717292028Unweighted base

57893251814234614714898*8802399091148178284267197103*15018217223385*17617482028Weighted base

45883943311629213212877746208776983165241226168871231641471837015614871729NET: Important79%90%VX84%x81%84%90%Qu87%79%85%87%q85%86%93%CDEG85%84%86%d84%82%90%D85%79%82%88%D85%85%

HiJK

20944421748148707245382108380488881101168151619668793785735870Very important (4)36%48%vX42%x34%43%u48%U48%U46%u43%45%U42%u43%49%Dek39%43%d41%49%Dk40%53%DEgI39%34%44%48%Dk42%43%

jK

249395216681446257333641003964957713111087366367791043371752859Fairly important (3)43%42%42%48%Q42%42%38%33%41%42%44%q43%43%46%fh41%44%35%42%37%46%h45%39%40%43%42%

296253939711874125870521201812116122397125144Not very important (2)5%7%10%WX6%11%NOS4%7%8%8%m5%6%6%3%7%l8%l9%bFL12%BFL7%3%7%10%BFL10%bFL4%7%7%

1021275116162842630496628477145258Not at all important (1)2%2%5%WX3%3%4%1%6%OR3%2%3%3%2%3%2%3%2%5%2%4%3%2%2%3%3%

40838014501212141021684100930272314191119301011177202NET: Not important7%9%15%WX10%14%NOrs8%8%14%O12%m7%9%9%5%10%l10%l12%bfL14%bFL12%bfL6%11%l13%bFL12%l6%10%10%

8110613427633154964413155288720598597Don't know14%VW1%1%9%ST1%2%5%T7%sT4%6%ST5%sT6%p2%5%6%3%2%5%5%4%8%hIL6%5%5%5%

3.32v3.37V3.223.233.263.363.41TU3.283.303.39TU3.313.333.43DEG3.263.33d3.273.343.243.47DEG3.263.203.323.41aDe3.303.32MeanIKIjKgik


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Q3. One option that has been proposed for communities to benefit from major local energy developments is for houses in the local area to be given funding toinstall renewable energy generation facilities and energy efficiency measures. This could include funding for solar panels, other renewable generationfacilities, loft and cavity wall insulation or triple glazing. Installing the appropriate measures in local homes could have a number of impacts. Howimportant, if at all, are each of the following benefits to you personally?Base: All respondentsReduced carbon emissions from homes


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78127852532658159649427636932134222610359932028Unweighted base

85029849544254654645429236133335123510409882028Weighted base

5702143153103493703121712352302421546956491344NET: Important67%72%64%70%jl64%68%69%G59%65%69%G69%G65%67%66%66%

212771241131261221096085958352255228484Very important (4)25%26%25%25%23%22%24%20%23%29%G24%22%25%23%24%

359137191198223248202111150135159101439420860Fairly important (3)42%46%39%45%41%45%L45%38%42%40%45%43%42%43%42%

1785398781231321038279585554194237431Not very important (2)21%18%20%18%23%24%K23%De28%DE22%d17%16%23%d19%24%B21%

5010482043252926331719117263136Not at all important (1)6%4%10%IK4%8%Ik5%6%9%c9%cde5%5%5%7%6%7%

2296314797167156132108113767465267301567NET: Not important27%21%30%K22%31%K29%K29%De37%CDEH31%DE23%21%28%26%30%B28%

5120333530191013142836177938117Don't know6%7%7%I8%I5%4%2%4%4%8%FgH10%FGH7%H8%A4%6%

2.923.012.852.99JL2.842.892.88G2.732.823.01FGh2.97fG2.89g2.912.862.89Mean


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Table 19

Q3. One option that has been proposed for communities to benefit from major local energy developments is for houses in the local area to be given funding toinstall renewable energy generation facilities and energy efficiency measures. This could include funding for solar panels, other renewable generationfacilities, loft and cavity wall insulation or triple glazing. Installing the appropriate measures in local homes could have a number of impacts. Howimportant, if at all, are each of the following benefits to you personally?Base: All respondentsIncreased value of homes that have these measures installed


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57394351215538814617110996932373610591852622612141121411602012139218717292028Unweighted base

57893251814234614714898*8802399091148178284267197103*15018217223385*17617482028Weighted base

376609358942201078554559156628785121186155128711001271241575612011531344NET: Important65%65%69%66%64%73%QRt57%56%64%65%69%QRt68%P68%j66%58%65%68%j67%70%J72%J67%j65%68%j66%66%

1252111473064472826195592312894761534026436042521940419484Very important (4)22%23%28%WX21%18%32%RTU19%27%t22%25%t25%T25%26%22%20%21%25%29%j33%bDIJ25%22%22%22%24%24%

K

25139821164156595629364983984957412510288455767811053780735860Fairly important (3)43%43%41%45%Q45%Q40%q38%29%41%41%q44%Q43%42%44%38%45%44%38%36%47%fj45%43%45%42%42%

862221232593283519200501822313764685120312736501731381431Not very important (2)15%24%X24%X18%27%NosU19%24%20%23%21%20%20%21%23%f26%bF26%bF19%21%15%21%21%20%18%22%21%

2780288258181575114961151827118714610615113136Not at all important (1)5%9%VX5%6%7%6%12%NOstu16%NOST9%M5%5%5%8%e6%10%DEg6%8%4%8%e3%4%7%8%e6%7%

U

11330315233118365334275612312925282956228374241592346493567NET: Not important19%32%X29%X23%34%NOsU25%36%NOsU35%Nosu31%M26%25%25%29%29%36%bDEF32%27%25%23%24%25%27%26%28%28%

g

8920816841094622497151617751314717611102117Don't know15%VW2%2%11%NST2%3%7%T9%ST5%9%NST5%T6%3%6%6%3%5%8%il7%l4%7%l7%6%6%6%

2.97W2.812.94W2.91r2.763.02QRT2.692.732.812.94qRT2.94QRT2.94P2.892.862.732.832.903.00J3.02iJ2.97J2.92J2.872.872.892.89Mean


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Table 19

Q3. One option that has been proposed for communities to benefit from major local energy developments is for houses in the local area to be given funding toinstall renewable energy generation facilities and energy efficiency measures. This could include funding for solar panels, other renewable generationfacilities, loft and cavity wall insulation or triple glazing. Installing the appropriate measures in local homes could have a number of impacts. Howimportant, if at all, are each of the following benefits to you personally?Base: All respondentsIncreased value of homes that have these measures installed


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