Project cooperation
ZeroPlate converts HORECA food waste into renewable biogas/biomethane and biofertiliser through smart collection and anaerobic digestion, creating a scalable circular energy model for cities and businesses.
University
unipi.grPiraeus, GreeceThe Department of Economics at the University of Piraeus combines advanced quantitative research with practical policy and economic analysis. Its expertise includes applied econometrics, energy and environmental economics, circular-economy business models, sustainability assessment, cost–benefit analysis, socioeconomic impact evaluation, regional development, innovation, tourism and maritime economics.
For ZeroPlate, the Department can contribute to life-cycle costing, techno-economic and socioeconomic assessment, market analysis, business-model development, stakeholder engagement, policy recommendations, exploitation planning, and the evaluation of replication and scalability across European territories.
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Project cooperation
ZeroPlate converts HORECA food waste into renewable biogas/biomethane and biofertiliser through smart collection and anaerobic digestion, creating a scalable circular energy model for cities and businesses.