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More support for hydrogen export than its domestic application in Australia

Engineering and Technology

More support for hydrogen export than its domestic application in Australia

B. Bharadwaj, F. Weder, et al.

This study by Bishal Bharadwaj, Franzisca Weder, and Peta Ashworth explores the surge in public support for hydrogen in Australia. An innovative information package boosted support by 10%, especially for export applications, showcasing the influence of socioeconomic and geographic factors in the hydrogen industry's growth.

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Abstract
This study investigates public support for hydrogen's export and domestic applications in Australia using a nationally representative survey with a quasi-experimental design. An information package (video, images, text) increased overall support by 10%, with significantly higher increases for export applications. Support varied based on socioeconomic characteristics and geographic location, highlighting the importance of considering these factors in hydrogen industry development.
Publisher
Humanities & Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Jan 03, 2023
Authors
Bishal Bharadwaj, Franzisca Weder, Peta Ashworth
Tags
hydrogen
public support
Australia
socioeconomic factors
geographic location
export applications
survey

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