Measuring social acceptance of CO2 geological storage: a proposal around a system of indicators
Mesurer l'acceptabilité de projets de stockage géologique de CO2 : une proposition autour d'un système d'indicateurs
Résumé
After a period of difficulty and disillusionment in the early 2010s, carbon capture, utilization, and geological storage (CCUS) technologies have recently made a comeback in the decarbonization strategies of several European countries, including France. However, numerous uncertainties remain regarding the social acceptance of geological storage, and operators of future CCUS projects will need tools to assess it. The measurement of social acceptance and various influencing factors (trust, risk and benefit distribution, public participation in decision-making, etc.) is a practice that is still underdeveloped, especially in the field of CCUS. In this article, we present the results of a reflection on the construction of an indicator system for the evaluation of the acceptance of a CO2 geological storage site, detailing the architecture of this system and the criteria it comprises. We hope to initiate a debate on the measurement of social acceptability that may potentially extend beyond the scope of CCUS.
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