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Frontier Energy study will find ways to reduce the amount of energy countertop equipment uses without compromising kitchen productivity.
Whether you want to save the planet or simply save a few bucks, becoming more energy efficient is a good place to start. Operators who’ve been there tell you how.
Recent study results from the FSTC point to ways to reduce energy and water costs.
Contaminates in water can ruin customers’ drinks or gum up foodservice equipment. Both are costly. Maintain your water filtration system. You can start by regularly changing filters.
To work smarter, the back-of-house now needs to be smarter.
Arby’s systemwide energy efficiency program, spanning six years and 1,000+ company-owned locations, has netted the Atlanta-based, fast-crafted sandwich brand annual energy savings in the millions of dollars. It’s also resulted in an edgy new prototype, a U.S. Department of Energy award—and a new lease on life.
From newer technologies—ventless!—to throughput and tank options, here are top questions to ask before specifying a rack-conveyor warewasher.
Fisher-Nickel’s CEC Water Grant funds groundbreaking research on hot water systems in a restaurant and a school.
This brief update on cold-side regulations coming down the pike make it clear operators will need expert input to navigate the changes.
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