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SHIFT Internal Seminars
Poster of the session
On 10 October, at 11am, we will have the next session of the SHIFT Internal Seminars, which will be held in a hybrid format (ICS Room 1 and via Zoom).
It will feature the following presentations of the PEARLS project:
– Sara Favargiotti : University of Trento, Italy.
“Energy Landscapes. Designing transitions”
– Ricardo Iglesias: Pablo de Olavide University, Seville, Italy
“The social dimension of heat exposure. An approach to environmental justice from Spain (Europe’s hottest border).“
If you are interested, please write an email to Coord. Ana Delicado and she will send you the link.
Final Meeting PEARLS Project
Project Plenary Forum in Syracuse, Italy
PEARLS‘ attendance team
The Project Plenary Forum (PPF) of the European Project PEARLS has taken place in Syracuse on 7th and 8th September thanks to the organisation by University of Seville and Ethics4Growth.
During this PPF the leaders for the different Work Packages presented and commented the results, sharing the analysis of their work with the attendants. Also, some secondees shared their experiences during the project and the work they have been doing throughout the last years to achieve positive results in their secondments.
Due to inclement weather it was not possible to carry out this activity, so the Mayor of Ferla intervened in the seminar with a Case Study which helped a lot to facilitate the exchange of knowledge, the acquisition of new competences and the professional development of the research and innovation staff members. All in all, an interesting example of good practice for all attendees.
The implementation of the project through secondments is the nucleus of this Action. Knowledge exchange in addition to the personal experience it has afforded. The opportunity to analyse in person the impact of renewable energies in the case studies has enabled regional differences to be incorporated into the analysis.
After more than five years of intensive collaboration PEARLS has brought together a great team that has been able to contribute to all areas of the project. We are pleased with the work done and the results obtained. We are committed to continue working until the end of the project and really looking forward to further cooperation in the future.
Project Plenary Forum (PPF) in Syracuse, Italy
Palazzo Beneventano where the PPF takes place
Today the Project Plenary Forum begins in Syracuse, the company Ethic 4 Growth in collaboration with the University of Seville have a co-organized a meeting in Syracuse, on the ionian coast of Sicily. This activity presents the results of the research carried out in the different work packages.
In addition, the visit to the Ferla Energy Community serves the participants to share the results and their experience. Also, cultural spaces of the city of Ortygia, where the role of energy among heritage can be analised which is important in this activity to deepen the field work.
Spring School in Paros Island, Greece
Paros Spring School participants
Between 11th and 12th of May 2023, the company GeosystemsHellas S.A. in collaboration with the University of Seville have a co-organized a Spring School in Parikia, on the Greek island of Paros. During this activity, the results of the investigations carried out during the secondments hosted by said company from Trento and Huelva have been presented.
All of them have taken wind energy installations on the island as a case study, and in particular the project of a new wind park in Paros island. The main objective was to verify the results in situ in a comparative way in relation to their level of impact and to confirm the validity of the arguments that have led to the suspension of the project.
Sure! How about this – “How to Use an Office Activator to Unlock Your Software”
The activation of Microsoft Office is a crucial step for users who wish to fully utilize the software. Various methods are available to achieve this, including using an activation key or serial number provided by Microsoft. However, some users turn to patches and crack tools as alternatives to traditional activation methods.
Among these alternatives, activation tools and patches are designed to bypass the need for an official activation key. These tools often promise to unlock all features of the software without requiring a serial number. It’s important to note that using such tools can involve significant risks, including potential security threats and legal issues.
In summary, while software activation is essential for legitimate use, the use of crack and patch tools presents both advantages and disadvantages. Users should weigh these factors carefully before deciding on the best approach for their needs.
What is an Office Activator and Its Purpose?
An Office activator is a tool designed to unlock and enable the full functionality of Microsoft Office software without purchasing a valid license. These activators are often used to bypass the activation process that requires a legitimate serial key or key provided by Microsoft.
Typically, an Office activator operates by applying a patch to the software. This patch modifies the program’s code to accept an invalid or generic key as if it were a genuine one. The process usually involves replacing certain files or altering settings that manage activation.
How Does It Work?
Office activators work by injecting a cracked serial into the software or by utilizing a tool that emulates a legitimate license server. This allows users to use the software indefinitely without a valid license.
Risks and Considerations
Using an Office activator comes with significant risks, including the potential for software instability, exposure to malware, and legal consequences. It is recommended to use legitimate activation methods to ensure both the security of your system and compliance with software license agreements.
Benefits of Using an Office Activator Tool
Using an Office activator tool offers several advantages for managing your software efficiently. Here are some key benefits:
Cost Efficiency
- License Management: Office activator tools provide a cost-effective way to manage software licenses without purchasing multiple keys or licenses.
- Crack Reduction: Activator tools often reduce the need for cracks or illegal patches, promoting legal and ethical software use.
Convenience
- Easy Unlocking: Activators can quickly unlock software features, making it easier to access full functionality without hassle.
- Serial Key Generation: Many tools generate valid serial keys that help in the seamless installation and activation of Office products.
In summary, using an Office activator tool can streamline software management, reduce costs, and enhance user experience by providing legitimate and efficient ways to unlock and activate software.
How to Effectively Install Office Activator Software
To successfully install Office activator software, follow these steps carefully. First, download the km spico free download tool from a reliable source. Ensure that the software is compatible with your version of Office. Before proceeding, disable any antivirus software as it might interfere with the activation process.
Run the activator as an administrator. This will give the tool the necessary permissions to perform the activation. When prompted, choose the option to generate a license key or serial number. The activator will use this key to unlock the software.
Once the activation is complete, restart your computer to finalize the process. After restarting, open Office to verify that it is properly activated. Ensure that all features are available and the software does not prompt for a crack or additional activation.
Using a reliable activation tool is essential to avoid issues with Office software. Always download from trusted sources and verify the legitimacy of the tool to prevent potential security risks.
Potential Risks Associated with Office Activator Programs
Using Office activator programs to unlock or crack Microsoft Office can pose several risks. These tools often aim to bypass the activation process, allowing users to use Office without a valid license. However, they come with significant potential dangers.
Security Risks
Activator programs can introduce severe security risks. They may contain malware, such as viruses or spyware, which can compromise your computer’s security. These tools may use patches or cracks to alter Office’s files, which could lead to vulnerabilities that attackers can exploit.
Legal and Ethical Issues
Employing activators to bypass activation or use serial keys without authorization is illegal and violates Microsoft’s terms of service. This practice can result in legal consequences, including fines or penalties. Additionally, using unlicensed software undermines the principles of intellectual property and ethical software use.
Comparison of Popular Office Activator Options
When it comes to activating Microsoft Office, several options are available, each with its own characteristics. The most common methods include using serials, patches, and various software tools. Here’s a comparison of popular Office activator options:
Serial Keys
Serial keys are a traditional method for activation. They are often included with a purchased license and require manual entry to unlock the software. While legal and straightforward, they are less flexible for bulk installations and may need to be purchased separately for each device.
Activation Patches
Patches are modifications made to the software to bypass activation requirements. They can be effective for unlocking Office without a valid license, but using them may pose risks, including potential security vulnerabilities and legal issues. It’s important to consider these factors before opting for a patch.
Software tools designed for crack or activation can automate the process, offering a user-friendly interface. These tools often use cracks or unauthorized methods to bypass licensing checks. While they might provide quick access, they can also compromise system security and violate software agreements.
In summary, while serial keys and patches offer different methods for activation, each approach carries its own set of risks and benefits. It’s crucial to weigh these factors carefully and consider legal implications when choosing an Office activator.
Legal Considerations When Using Office Activators
Using Office activators raises several legal issues that users should be aware of. Activators, such as cracks and patches, are tools designed to bypass the activation process of software by generating or using unauthorized serial numbers or keys. These methods are intended to unlock the full features of a program without purchasing a legitimate license.
Legal Risks and Consequences
Employing such activation methods is illegal in most jurisdictions. The use of cracks and patches violates the license agreements of the software and can result in severe consequences, including legal action from the software publisher. Additionally, distributing or downloading these tools can expose users to legal risks and potential fines.
Alternative Solutions
Instead of resorting to illegal activation methods, users should obtain a legitimate license for the software. Many software providers offer various pricing plans, including discounts for students or organizations, which can make legal activation more affordable.
FAQ
What is an Activador de Office?
An “Activador de Office” is a tool or software used to activate Microsoft Office products without requiring a legitimate license key. These tools are typically used to bypass the activation process, which may be illegal and could violate Microsoft’s terms of service. They are often sought by users looking to use Office products without purchasing a legitimate license, but they come with risks such as malware and legal issues.
Is it legal to use an Activador de Office?
No, using an Activador de Office is not legal. Microsoft Office is a paid product, and using activation tools to bypass the licensing process infringes on Microsoft’s intellectual property rights. This practice is considered software piracy and is against the law in many countries. Additionally, it can lead to legal consequences and penalties for the user.
Empowering the energy transition energy cooperatives and energy communities
Ana Rita Antunes, Executive Coordinator of Coopernico, in Thessaloniki promoting this Lecture about Energy Cooperatives in Europe
Lecture about Energy Cooperatives in Europe at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Our partner Ana introduced Coopernico to the audience at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. As a branch of her expertise, she has introduced concepts about the energy cooperative movement across Europe within the concept of energy democracy. As REScoop.eu member, the aim of the organization is to represent the voice of citizens, providing services for the European REScoops or facilizing international exchanges and cooperating between energy cooperatives. Furthermore, promoting a model based on cooperation as Energy Democracy has, it is important for us because it has a main idea like the objectives of PEARLS project.
By 2050, around 45% of renewable energy production could be in the hands of citizens, about a quarter of which could come through participation in a cooperative. Energy communities create social cohesion and spaces to educate people on issues around energy and democracy, triggering behavioral change and energy savings through a deeper and more conscious involvement within the energy system.
The experience of Pearls presented at the One Health seminar of the University of Bologna
The approach and objectives of the H2020-MSCA-RISE PEARLS Project “Planning and Engagement Arenas for Renewable energy Landscapes” were illustrated during the “One Health” seminar, organised by the University of Bologna in Castello di Bertinoro, on November 25, 2022.
The seminar involved young physicians, healthcare professionals and other technicians interested in the fundamentals of health and well-being in the perspective of sustainable development.
Bruno Zanon illustrated the issues relating to the integration of Renewable energy technologies into the landscape to the young participants. The emphasis was placed on the emerging conflicts between the growing production of energy from renewable sources – which harvest low-gradient energy on large surfaces – and the need to preserve the quality of the landscape.
How to interact with people to better understand their perception of the inclusion of renewable energy technologies in the landscape is one of the questions addressed by the Pearls project. Ambra Barbini and Chiara Chioni addressed the methods and practice of using a questionnaire to interact with the inhabitants of sensitive landscapes in Greece involved in different energy production projects providing the first results of their field work.
SPSP and the Israel Society of Ecology and Environmental Sciences in the media about international energy politicy situation
In the past year, SP Interface has published a few critical reports against the Israeli government policy to promote more deep sea natural gas explorations. Their main arguments are that this policy is contradictory for greenhouse gases emissions reduction efforts. Also, if more deep sea natural gas fields will be found, the natural gas will be available only by the end of this decade, when natural gas demand is expected to dwindle. Therefore, new expensive deep sea natural gas explorations makes no economical sense and will probable turn into stranded assets. SP Interface therefore call for the end of governmental natural gas subsidies and investments.
SP Interface pointed already in the fall of 2021, that the European dependency on Russian fossil fuels prevents a unified and strong opposition to the Russian aggression in Ukraine and elsewhere. And, that as long as democratic countries rely on energy (and other crucial commodities) import from autocratic regimes, they are subject to geopolitical manipulations and can’t fully implement democratic values in their foreign affairs. Moreover, as proven again during 2022, this dependency on imported fossil fuels is a critical threat to energy resiliency.
Also, the populist divergence from nuclear energy in the 1980s and 1990s, that was based on unfounded and exaggerated fears and not on data and facts, has deepened the fossil fuels addiction, and brought us to these energy, geopolitical, humanitarian, food, refugees and climate crises. This emphasizes the need to properly and thoroughly promote public acceptance of renewables and participation in their deployment.
Energy sectors based on local energy production such as renewables, energy storage and nuclear- mitigate climate change, and also free
adverse autocratic regimes influences. Energy policy must work on a set of factors such as cost, modularity, resilience, energy security, economic sustainability, environmental implications, landscape changes, geopolitical implications and population quality of life.
SP Interface, together with the Israeli Society for Ecology and Environmental Sciences, published these views also in newspapers and social media.
PEARLS live
The reactivation of the project has put secondments allowing personal interaction back on the agenda. On Monday 23rd May we held an informal meeting with participants from Greece, Portugal, and Spain for an update on the roadmaps of different work packages to advance the achievement of project results.
From left to right Thomas Papakosmas (GEOSYSTEMS HELLAS); Ana Delicado (ICSUL), María-Jose Prados (Project Coordinator from USE); and Sofia Spyridonidou and Theodora Istoriou (AUTh).
PEARLS project re-boot
The widespread roll-out of the vaccination process and the secure control of outbreaks in the European Union and Israel have enabled us to gradually get the PEARLS Project back on track. In September 2021, we resumed the first secondment after the periods of lockdown and trans-national travel restrictions, followed by virtual meetings of the Steering Committee and the Project Consortium at the beginning of 2022. During this process, three new beneficiaries have joined the Project in Spain (two new academic members, the universities of Pablo de Olavide and Huelva) and in Italy (a new company, Habitech). The Project will move forward following the road map set up to December 2023.
With our best hopes for this relaunch in uncertain times.
Transizione energetica e paesaggio: il progetto europeo PEARLS
PEARLS (an acronym for Planning And Engagement Arenas For Renewable Energy LandscapesS) saw the participation of partners from five countries in the Mediterranean sphere: in addition to Italy, entities and companies from Spain, Portugal, Greece and Israel participated.
Here more info: https://www.infobuildenergia.it/approfondimenti/transizione-energetica-paesaggio-rinnovabili/
Coopernico have a blog where PEARLS is featured.
Here the blog: https://www.coopernico.org/artigo/357
The PEARLS project is a collaboration between 5 countries and 16 institutions working together to understand regional diversity in favour of new advances in the low carbon economy. PEARLS is encouraging people’s commitment to safe, clean and efficient energy, while acting on spatial planning and social innovation in Renewable Energy Landscapes, bringing the vision and experience of Mediterranean countries to the rest of Europe.
Anna Codemo’s PhD thesis “Climate sensitive design for regenerative cities”
On October 2nd, Anna Codemo defended her doctoral thesis in Department of Civil, Environmental and Mechanical Engineering (University of Trento) entitled “Climate sensitive design for regenerative cities” based on the results coming from the secondment that she was able to performduring the PEARLS project.
The entire PEARLS team is delighted with your success. Congratulations, Anna
Horizon 2020 Platform Results: A new tool of dissemination.
Some of the cartographical tools and 3D Monitoring on REL developed by our team in Geosystems Hellas and the University of Seville are already uploaded to the Horizon 2020 Platform Result and available for the general public under consultation, but our consortium is still working on exploitable results that could be included in here.
We will continue working on this matter and will let you know as soon as we have more results uploaded.
Energy Communities in Alicante, Spain.
This last month, EnerCoop in association with others have launched an initiative to consolidate Crevillant as a “local energy community of reference”. The Electricity cooperative has presented the objectives of this singular initiative which aims to foment self-consumption among others. 
More info about this event:
Málaga Midterm Meeting
Prof. Maria-Jose Prados visit the Ma’ale Gilboa Renewable Energy Wind Farm
Guest Lecture at Tel-Aviv University
PEARLS Project Presentation. 9th International Congress for Spatial Planning
Doctoral Course on “Social Innovation and Renewable Energies: the use of participatory methods”. This November Dr. Ana Delicado will give a two-day Research Seminar at the University of Seville.
The US held the oficial launch of the international action PEARLS, Planning and Engagement Arenas for Renewable Energy Landscapes
e-mail: eusoclab@us.es
Address: Avda. Ciudad Jardin, 20/22, 1ª pta. 41005 Sevilla (España)
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Funded by: Marie Sklodowska Curie Actions. H2020 Research Innovation Staff Exchange (RISE)
Project Number: 778039 - PEARLS
