Role of extreme events for the acceptance of sustainable heat supply (ExtrA) - Datadoi:10.26165/JUELICH-DATA/T16XMEJülich DATA2026-01-281Dr. Stöckigt, Gerrit; Dr. Vögele, Stefan, 2026, "Role of extreme events for the acceptance of sustainable heat supply (ExtrA) - Data", https://doi.org/10.26165/JUELICH-DATA/T16XME, Jülich DATA, V1Role of extreme events for the acceptance of sustainable heat supply (ExtrA) - Datadoi:10.26165/JUELICH-DATA/T16XMEDr. Stöckigt, GerritDr. Vögele, StefanJülich DATADr. Vögele, Stefanvan den Broek, Sabine2022-09-01Social SciencesIn our project "Grassroots movement in the energy transition (ExtrA)", we focus on private heat supply of citizens in Germany. We are going to analyze the acceptance of different energy sources in temporal development by means of representative surveys. The results are to be discussed in civil dialogues and to be framed by an advisory board. This way we can deduce how attitudes and acceptance differ and evolve and how durable attitude changes are. One of the focal points in this context is the role of extreme events such as the war in the Ukraine and the question whether such events have the potential to convince even scepticts. Core elements of the studies will be Discrete-Choice Experiments (DCE) and Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA), with which we are going to describe scenarios that will be openly accessible.CC0 Waiver