Ecopia Actively Promotes Food Waste Management Across Various Industries
by Admin on 十一月 11, 2024 in Uncategorized
In recent years, Ecopia has quietly yet actively made significant progress in the food waste management industry. Our commitment to innovation and sustainability has led to the successful installation of advanced food waste treatment equipment in several prestigious locations.This includes:
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Installation in Five-Star Hotels: Our food waste treatment equipment has been implemented in multiple five-star hotels, showcasing the effectiveness of our technology in high-end establishments that prioritize sustainability.
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Collaboration with Renowned Universities: We have installed our systems at universities, contributing to the institution's commitment to environmental responsibility and resource management.
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Government Collaboration: Our technology has also been applied in newly established government department buildings, further recognizing our food waste treatment solutions.
These installations reflect our active engagement with various sectors, including hospitality, education, and government. We have been recognized by industry leaders for our contributions to sustainable practices. We will continue to enhance our technology and expand our influence. We look forward to promoting effective food waste management solutions across various industries.
Food Waste Collection System Development
by Admin on 八月 1, 2021 in Uncategorized
In July 2021, the Environmental Protection Department initiated a groundbreaking project funded by the Recycling Fund aimed at developing an innovative food waste collection system. This system features a smart bin designed specifically for food waste disposal, promoting sustainable practices among households.
To use the smart bin, users must download the government app GREEN$ and generate a personal QR code. This QR code activates the bin, allowing users to dispose of their food waste. The smart bin is equipped with a weighing mechanism that records the amount of food waste disposed of and sends this data back to the government data center for credit calculation. Users can earn credits based on the weight of their disposed food waste, which can then be redeemed for various items provided by the government through automated machines.
The primary goal of this smart bin initiative is to encourage households to dispose of food waste properly, as households account for approximately two-thirds of the total food waste generated in the city. Once collected, the food waste will be transported to a dedicated processing plant where it will be converted into compost and biogas, contributing to a more sustainable waste management system.
