Longannet CCS Project Stakeholder Interviews and Profiling Analysis

Stakeholder profiling data combines over 30 interviews from a 2010 UK carbon capture and storage project. The material identifies key stakeholder groups and their knowledge needs, influence potential, and preferred information methods. It was produced by the Scottish CCS Consortium as part of a Front End Engineering and Design study.

Use Cases

• Analyze stakeholder categories like Academics, Environmental NGOs, and Industry to map influence potential on CCS deployment.
• Model stakeholder knowledge needs against their experience and expertise to tailor knowledge transfer strategies.
• Segment priority audience groups by their preferred methods for receiving information to design communication plans.

Strengths

• Contains insights from over 30 detailed stakeholder interviews.
• Profiles six distinct priority audience groups including Finance and Insurance, and Regulatory and Policy.
• Based on a formal Front End Engineering and Design study for a major UK CCS demonstration project.

Limitations

• Data is static and temporally limited to a 2010 study, reflecting a specific historical project phase.
• Information is primarily qualitative interview summaries, not structured quantitative data.
• Scope is geographically focused on the UK and the specific Longannet Power Station project.

Provenance

Source

British Geological Survey (BGS), derived from UK Government archives.

Collection Method

Compiled from stakeholder interviews and analysis conducted by the Scottish CCS Consortium.

Time Range

Study initiated in March 2010.

Freshness

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Geography

United Kingdom, specifically Scotland and the Longannet Power Station.