Acceptance and support Sample Clauses

Acceptance and support. After having measured respondents’ beliefs, affects, global attitude and preferences regarding residential fuel cells, we introduced a number of items to measure the general acceptance and support towards this installation. Regarding the acceptance of residential fuel cell micro-CHP installations, the figure below shows the distribution of the agreement with the statement “All else equal (price, comfort, maintenance cost, etc.), I would be happy to have an hydrogen fuel cell unit in my home in fu- ture”. If we take into account the whole sample, around 6 out of 10 would be very happy to have a residential FCH unit at home (2 out of 10 would be very happy), 3 out of 10 are undecided about this and less than 1 out of 10 would not be happy about it at all. Very unhappy Unhappy 3% 4% Very happy 25% Undecided 29% Happy 39% Figure 21. Acceptance of residential hydrogen fuel cells (% of respondents in the total sample that would like to have a hydrogen fuel cell system in their home) Males tend to report a more positive attitude towards having a FCH home unit installed in the future relative to female respondents (68% of acceptance vs. 60%), as well as those in the age group 18-34 relative to those aged 55 or more (67% vs. 63%) and those living in bigger cities (more than one million inhabitants) relative to those living in cities with less than 20.000 inhabit- ants (72% vs. 63%). Willingness to install a residential FCH unit does not vary significantly by educational level or income (Table 12). There are significant differences among the studied countries. There is a higher level of ac- ceptance in Germany, Spain and Slovenia (71% in the three countries), and a lower level in France (55%), Norway (58%), Belgium (60%) and UK (60%). In these four countries, more than 30% of respondents are undecided about home FCHs and around 10% are not willing to have one installed in the future (Figure 22). 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% -20% Belgium France Germany Norway Slovenia Spain United Kingdom Disagree Strongly disagree Agree Strongly agree Figure 22. Acceptance of residential hydrogen fuel cells (% of respondents in the seven countries that would like to have a hydrogen fuel cell system in their home) Respondents were also asked if public funding should be used to subsidize the purchase price of a fuel cell installation. This can be considered a measure of support to FCHs. As shown in figure 23, support to public funding to FCHs is generally high in the seven studied countrie...
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Acceptance and support. The majority of participants in the seven studied populations would be happy to have a hydro- gen fuel cell car in the future (keeping all else equal). More than 60% in the full sample would like to buy a FCH electric car in the future. Around 30% of respondents are undecided about it; and around 10% are not willing to have a hydrogen fuel cell car in the future. Would not like 6% Would definitively like 27% Undecided 26% Would like 37% Would definetively not like 4%

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