Citizen engagement is vital for decentralized energy production, empowering individuals to actively contribute. A study shows that personal and functional benefits drive interest in sustainable energy solutions (SES) and promote integration into daily life. Social factors, like feedback sharing and advocacy, strongly influence behaviors, alongside environmental awareness, which fosters proactive management practices. These findings emphasize the interconnectedness of social and environmental factors in shaping sustainable energy transition.

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