The energy transition becomes more tangible as new infrastructures are being built. Think of charging point for e-cars, solar panels and heat pumps in residential areas. But also energy transport and storage are becoming more visible and taking more space in the public domain. For long time only high voltage power lines and wind turbines dominated the landscape, and have to cope with public resistance. And it is not only the surface where the public is strongly involved: underground activities such as geothermal and carbon storage infrastructures are part of the debate too.
What needs to be done by the industry to develop benefits and making the public embracing the energy transition when it comes to infrastructures?

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