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WORLD ENERGY COUNCIL | WORLD ENERGY RESOUR CES <strong>2016</strong><br />

confidence and trust in the safety and security of CO2 storage sites 41 . Successful<br />

stakeholder engagement should be an essential component of all CCS project planning and<br />

execution. Several projects, at a variety of scales, have used innovative approaches and<br />

established best practices to gain support for CO2 storage (both onshore and offshore) from<br />

local communities and other stakeholders. Successful examples include Decatur (Illinois),<br />

Quest (Alberta), Peterhead (UK), Tomakomai (Japan), Aquistore (Saskatchewan), Otway<br />

(Australia) and Lacq (France). A common feature of these public engagement ‘success<br />

stories’ was a concerted effort to build a solid understanding and level of trust between the<br />

project developers and influential and impacted stakeholders at the very earliest stages of<br />

project planning, through the establishment of open, honest communication and<br />

engagement.<br />

41<br />

An overview of the importance of the use of best practice public engagement and communication and<br />

education tools in CCS project development is found in Global CCS Institute (2013) Global Status of CCS<br />

2013, Melbourne.<br />

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