Energy Attitudes of the Finns 2003

Energy Attitudes of the Finns 2003

Description

The survey charted Finnish attitudes to energy production and energy strategy. The data are part of an extensive survey series launched in 1983. The respondents' conceptions, opinions, beliefs, assessments, attitudes and knowledge about various energy issues were studied by presenting several statements relating to energy production. In addition, the respondents were asked to what extent certain viewpoints (e.g. production reliability, environmental considerations, security of supply, price, sustainability, impact on employment, impact on climate change) should influence energy solutions. They were asked whether Finland should increase or decrease the use of certain energy sources (e.g. coal, peat, natural gas, nuclear power, water power, wind power, bioenergy) in electricity generation. Background variables included the respondent's gender, age group, basic and vocational education, economic activity, size of municipality, region of residence, and which political party the respondent would vote for if the parliamentary elections were held at that time.
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Year of publication

2006

Authors

Tietoarkisto - Publisher

Yhdyskuntatutkimus - Creator, Creator

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Fields of science

NATURAL SCIENCES; SOCIAL SCIENCES

Language

Finnish

Open access

Restricted access

License

Other (Not Open)

Keywords

asenteet, energia, Energia- ja luonnonvarat, energy, Energy and natural resources, energy consumption, energy policy, energy prices, energy supply, environment, Environment and conservation, environmental degradation, fossil fuels, hydropower, kivihiili, maakaasu, non-renewable energy, nuclear energy, radioactive wastes, renewable energy, sähköntuotanto, vesivoima, wind energy, ydinenergia, ydinvoimalat, Ympäristönsuojelu ja ympäristöongelmat, öljy, coal, gas fuels, energy generation
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