Introduction
List of acronyms:
CIEMAT – Centro de Investigaciones Energeticas, Medioambientales y Tecnologicas
GDPR – General Data Protection Regulation
ITC – Instituto Tecnologico de Canarias
UEVORA – Universidade de Évora
UNIPA – Universita Degli Studi di Palermo
Sol2H2O is a research project led by the University of Évora, funded by the European Commission, in which CIEMAT, ITC and UNIPA are partner institutions.
UEVORA is the entity responsible for this website. This website is owned by UEVORA, and its administration is the responsibility of the Computer Services in coordination with the Sol2H2O research team and the Communication Division of the Rector’s Services.
The information contained in the website aims to disseminate news, events and results about the Sol2H2O project as achievements of the institution, which fit into the mission and purposes of UEVORA.
Information security, privacy and protection of the personal data of the users of the website are a priority for this project and are managed in accordance with the applicable legal and regulatory rules.
Technical Information
For the purposes of administering the Sol2H2O website, technical information is collected, namely the IP address (Internet Protocol), pages visited and the navigation program (browser) used to view the site. This collection is intended to diagnose problems, optimize access, traffic analysis and the production of statistical indicators.
The Sol2H2O website includes links to other pages and platforms where personal information may be collected, so it is recommended to check the respective privacy notices.
Copyright
All content available on the website is the responsibility of Sol2H2O. The information contained therein is the property of UEVORA, and cannot be reproduced or modified without prior authorization, except for teaching or research purposes or for personal and lawful use, in which case, the title and origin of the same must be indicated.
This website is regulated by the relevant legislation, namely by the Copyright and Related Rights Code and the Industrial Property Code and the user is authorized to make any use within the terms of the aforementioned law.
Sol2H2O is not responsible for the content of the pages to which the external links or hyperlinks websiterefer. The Copyright and Related Rights of the websites and the contents of the external websites (links) belong exclusively to the owners of these websites, the authors of the texts, or whoever is stipulated in the respective usage rules.
Sol2H2O reserves the right to change, delete or add any information in the content of the Sol2H2O website without prior notice.
Personal Data
The personal data provided by the holder when filling out forms on this website is protected by GDPR and Execution Law, and are strictly necessary to identify the user. All information will be used exclusively for the purposes expressed in the respective collection forms and will not, under any circumstances, be made available for other purposes.
The requested personal data are treated in accordance with the general rules in force and the information collected may be accessed by the Sol2H2O services (sol2h2o@uevora.pt) within the scope of their functions. Treatment is the responsibility of Renewable Energies Chair Chairperson and Sol2H2O Coordinator Dr. Pedro Horta, which guarantees its confidentiality.
Complaints and Suggestions
Any doubts, complaints or suggestions can be submitted via email to sol2h2o@uevora.pt
The lawfulness of the treatment of the collected personal data is based on the legitimate interests of the institution in providing another channel of communication to its main interlocutors (students, teachers, researchers, employees, collaborators, former students, suppliers, student candidates and the general public), in particular to welcome and respond to suggestions, complaints or praise.
Data Protection Officer
The Sol2H2O strongly committed to the application of the GDPR appointed, a Data Protection Officer. For the purposes of contacts regarding the use of your personal data or to exercise your rights, you can do so through:
Renewable Energies Chair
Chairperson: Dr. Pedro Horta
Address:
Cátedra Energias Renováveis – Universidade de Évora
Pólo da Mitra da Universidade de Évora
Edifício Ário Lobo de Azevedo
7000-083 Nossa Senhora da Tourega
Email: catedraer@uevora.pt
Telephone: +351 266 740 800
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