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From hot desk to hydrogen lab
Bjørn Brandtzæg started Photoncycle on his own at a hot desk in Oslo Science Park. Today the company has around 25 employees and its own hydrogen lab in the basement.
Nå kan du pante i Forskningsparken
Published: 07 September 2023
Text: Sigurd Reistad Klæva
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Unibottle tester i disse dager ut sin panteløsning for privatpersoner og bedrifter hvor du har muligheten til å levere panten rett i deres Unibox pantekontainer her i Forskningsparken og få panten rett inn på egen konto.
Unibottle har som mål å hjelpe din bedrift til å nå 100% gjennviningsgrad på pant. Unibox gir full oversikt over pante-forbruk digitalt i deres webapp og gjør panting like enkelt som å kaste annet avfall.
Slik fungerer det:
Skriv kode: Bedriften/avdelingen får sin personlige pantekode. Koden skrives på panteposen(e)
Avlever posen: Hos din bedrift vil det være en Unibox hvor du avleverer panteposen(e). Unibox tømmes hver fredag.
Motta penger: Bedrifen/avdelingen mottar 70% av pantebeløpet. Beløpet ser du i deres web-app pant.unibottle.no. Du velger selv når du vil ta ut pengene.
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