A wind power project self-evidently relies on social acceptance within its territory, and calls for a certain degree of social fairness and a substantial mobilization of collective intelligence, in close cooperation with local groups and individuals. As a consequence, three kinds of solidarity need to be called into action: community and inter-community solidarity, solidarity with the land itself, and solidarity with the local population. Helping the local population gain a stake in financing the project clearly responds to this need.
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ERELIA-GDF SUEZ helps local participants get their own financial stake in wind power projects
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Energy / Greenhouse Gases (GHG)
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