Public Perception on Hydrogen Infrastructure in Japan

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Public Perception on Hydrogen Infrastructure in Japan Kenshi Itaoka Professor International Institute of Carbon Neutral Energy Research Kyushu University 20 October 2015

Background and Objective Public perception and acceptance of hydrogen and its utilization and supply technology are considered as an important factor for hydrogen penetration in the future as seen in nuclear power. Objective is to analyze current status and historical changes of the public perception and potential acceptance of hydrogen infrastructure. The results would help facilitate communications on hydrogen infrastructure, when promoting hydrogen use all over the nation.

Contents Background and Objective Survey implementation Awareness Knowledge Perception Acceptance Conclusion

Implementation of the public surveys The basic data of implementation of the surveys and the characteristics of the samples 2008 2009 2015 Survey period February 2008 October 2009 March 2015 Survey area Across Japan Tokyo area Survey method Random walk Internet Sampling method Two stage stratified sampling Stratified sampling N 1,188 800 3,133 Response rate 50.9% 51.4% 17.5% Average age 49.0 48.1 45.4 Percentage of Female 51.0% 50.3% 50.1% Average years of education 13.1 13.4 14.1

Awareness of hydrogen energy

Awareness of household fuel cell system, FCV and hydrogen station

Correct / incorrect knowledge on hydrogen (properties and other issue)

Correct / incorrect knowledge of fuel cell Q: Do you think that …

Perception relevant to hydrogen society

Perception relevant to hydrogen refueling station Q: What do you think about an opinion that …

Acceptance 1 Potential acceptance of hydrogen refueling station and fuel cell bus operated near respondents’ house Q: What do you think if …

Result of regression analysis using endogenous variable in the surveys Acceptance 2 Result of regression analysis using endogenous variable in the surveys Model Unstandardized Coefficients Standardized Coefficients (Beta) t Sig. B Std. Error (Constant) 2.895 ** .213 13.609 .000 What do you think about an opinion that hydrogen itself at hydrogen filling station makes us worried? -.275 .026 -.277 -10.698 What do you think about an opinion that hydrogen filling station is needed for society from now on? .162 .025 .145 6.403 Do you think that society should adopt new technologies as much as possible? .112 .027 .088 4.078 What do you think about an opinion that technical reliability at hydrogen filling station is low? -.131 -.121 -4.938 If we utilize more hydrogen energy, we do not have to reply on fossil fuel. .078 .030 .074 2.585 .010 Does hydrogen make you imagine "science experiments"? .082 .023 .073 3.531 Do you think that FCV and Household Fuel Cell System are dangerous? -.079 .024 -.072 -3.240 .001 Do you think that we should utilize more renewable energies as soon as possible? .013 .005 .056 2.741 .006 Do you take some risks if there is something that you really want? .070 .065 3.099 .002 If we utilize more hydrogen energy, we can solve global warming and air pollution. .077 * .032 2.413 .016 What do you think about an opinion that smell at hydrogen filling station is uncomfortable? -.058 -.051 -2.332 .020 Do you think that a primary cause of global warming is ozone layer depletion? .021 .009 .049 2.390 .017 Do you trust in newspaper articles? -.043 -2.101 .036 Dummy Year 2015 .320 .064 .107 4.978 Dependent Variable: What do you think about an opinion that new hydrogen station will be built near you house? *: Significant level below 5% **: Significant level below 1%

Result of regression analysis using exogenous variable in the surveys Acceptance 3 Result of regression analysis using exogenous variable in the surveys Model Unstandardized Coefficients Standardized Coefficients (Beta) t Sig. B Std. Error (Constant) 3.447 ** .043 79.806 .000 Female Dummy -.163 .034 -.077 -4.774 Dummy Year 2015 .140 .044 .051 3.150 .002 Dependent Variable: What do you think about an opinion that new hydrogen station will be built near you house? *: Significant level below 5% **: Significant level below 1%

Conclusion We found a large increase in the awareness and relatively a small improvement on knowledge on hydrogen energy, hydrogen infrastructure and fuel cell vehicle from the public surveys conducted six and seven years ago . probably due to a lot of publicity from the mass media. In contrast we did not find much changes in perception of risk and benefit perception on hydrogen society and hydrogen station and public acceptance of hydrogen infrastructure. meanwhile the majority of public are still rather neutral or favorable to them Through the regression analyses we found large influences of negative risk perception of hydrogen itself and technology of hydrogen station and perception of necessity of hydrogen station on public acceptance of hydrogen station and a positive influence of time background on the acceptance. The quality of perception and acceptance has changed: People tends to be more positive about hydrogen infrastructure in the baseline but more cautious about the risk and benefits.

Thank you ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We would like to express the deepest appreciation to New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) for funding and supporting the surveys in 2008 and 2009. This research is supported by the Center of Innovation Program from MEXT and JST.