
ANDALUSIAN CLUSTER OF RENEWABLE ENERGIES AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY
ANDALUSIAN CLUSTER OF RENEWABLE ENERGIES AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY
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Open Access Mandate for Publications and Research data assignment_turned_in Project2018 - 2023Partners:Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, UPO, DTTN, CONSORTIS, INSTITUTO DE CIENCIAS SOCIAIS DA UNIVERSIDADE DE L +13 partnersAristotle University of Thessaloniki,UPO,DTTN,CONSORTIS,INSTITUTO DE CIENCIAS SOCIAIS DA UNIVERSIDADE DE L,BGU,University of Seville,TERRITORIA ANALISIS Y GESTION DEL MEDIO SL,COOPERNICO,ENERCOUTIM - ASSOCIACAO EMPRESARIALDE ENERGIA SOLAR DE ALCOUTIM,GEOSYSTEMS HELLAS IT KAI EFARMOGESGEOPLIROFORIAKON SYSTIMATON ANONIMIETAIREIA,University of Haifa,ANDALUSIAN CLUSTER OF RENEWABLE ENERGIES AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY,PI.RO.CA. SRL,CONSORTIS GEOSPATIAL E.E.,BAT-SHEVAH,University of Huelva,University of TrentoFunder: European Commission Project Code: 778039Overall Budget: 405,000 EURFunder Contribution: 405,000 EURAs an active key actor in the spatial planning and social innovation arena for Renewable Energy Landscapes REL, the PEARLS project will reinforce the population’s commitment to secure, clean and efficient energy. REL are regarded as spaces where renewable energies change the population’s relationship with energy and their landscape perception. Despite all efforts, resistance to REL lingers in Europe/the U.S., while the reasons for strong social acceptance in Mediterranean and South American countries is still unknown. Thus PEARLS will focus on Southern Europe and Israel due to their wealth of renewable energy resources and citizens’ deep engagement with REL. PEARLS will radically transform scientific knowledge on how to best implement REL across Europe and extend southern landscapes towards other Mediterranean countries through participant networks. PEARLS will generate a step change in the way that REL are theorised, detected and addressed and provide crucial support for the Pan-European Energy Challenge by establishing international, intersectoral and multidisciplinary collaboration as the nexus of a five-country holistic pool of universities and research centres in close cooperation with non-academic sectors. All Partnership members, from five universities and nine non-academic beneficiaries (companies, private consultancies, cooperatives and business associations) have proven expertise and experience in working with renewable energy, energy policy, REL, spatial planning and social innovation, through the internationalisation of applied research and training for capacity development. Via secondments, staff exchange and collaborative inquiry, the project will investigate how to enforce renewable energy best practice to contribute to the Energy Challenge. Deliverables will be provided by working reports, websites, video channels, toolkits, training and methodology materials, seminars, and scientific papers, academic journals and books.
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