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lot — and lean less heavily on<br />

other equipment that uses more<br />

energy. For example, the Neo<br />

Lainox can be used as a blast<br />

chiller, freezer, slow cooker —<br />

including sous vide — or hot<br />

holding box.”<br />

On the refrigeration side,<br />

Wolfe says blast chillers can<br />

play a part in mitigating power<br />

consumption and reduce the<br />

need for larger refrigerators and<br />

ice machines. “I’m seeing more<br />

operators turning to blast chilling<br />

as a function of day-today<br />

operations.”<br />

A third important equipment<br />

innovation is ventless appliances.<br />

As Patrick Watt, consultant<br />

with A Day in Life Foodservice<br />

Development in Saint John, N.B.<br />

says, “Ventilation and equipment<br />

idling are the two biggest<br />

energy wasters in the kitchen.”<br />

Ventless systems also allow<br />

operators to stack equipment<br />

in smaller spaces and only<br />

require a 120-volt outlet. “That<br />

uses dramatically less power,”<br />

Pelissier says. “Operators essentially<br />

get double the savings,<br />

since they don’t have to run<br />

a hood.”<br />

EFFICIENT BY DESIGN<br />

But choosing energy-saving<br />

equipment is only half the battle<br />

when tackling energy costs, Watt<br />

says. “We know all the energyefficient<br />

equipment is out there,<br />

but do operators really understand<br />

it? The biggest savings in<br />

the kitchen are in how you<br />

manage your production schedules<br />

and link that to your equipment<br />

usage.”<br />

Wolfe maintains that one of<br />

the most important aspects of<br />

energy savings is the kitchen<br />

design itself. “With the equipment<br />

available today, you can<br />

take the traditional implements<br />

in your kitchen and make them<br />

more efficient. But, the key is<br />

looking at your whole kitchen<br />

from an efficiency standpoint<br />

and designing the space around<br />

those newer technologies.”<br />

A simple example would be<br />

a convection oven that typically<br />

has to be running at maximum<br />

temperature all day, regardless<br />

of how much product is in it.<br />

“Enter the combi-oven,” Wolfe<br />

says. “It has all the capabilities<br />

and is exponentially more energy<br />

efficient because it uses less<br />

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