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Qualifying products · Specifications · Press kit
CEE's Commercial Kitchens Initiative, launched on Jan. 1, 2006, provides definitions for a set of high-performance commercial kitchen equipment that members can deliver as a "package" (or individually) to targeted food service market sectors. The initiative is designed to create focus in key market sectors through the use of program design strategy templates.
CEE's Commercial Kitchens Initiative is an outgrowth of its previous initiatives for commercial refrigeration.
Due to the significance of the added water savings achievable in the food service market and the intent by members to provide jointly sponsored programs, committee participation and initiative participation have been expanded to include sponsoring water agencies.
Market Strategy
Coordinated efforts through articles and industry partner meetings with key associations on activities relevant to the promotion of energy and water efficiency.
Technology Assessment
In January 2007, high-efficiency specifications for two new products were added to the initiative: steam cookers (electric and gas) and hot food holding cabinets.
Efficiency specifications had already been developed by CEE for solid-door refigerators and freezers, and glass-door refrigerators.
Use the links below to access specifications or guidelines for the following equipment:
Qualifying product lists are currently available for:
American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)
North American Association of Food Equipment Manufacturers (NAFEM)
Food Service Technology Center (FSTC)
Foodservice Equipment Reports
Architectural Energy Corporation
ENERGY STAR Small Business: Restaurants
ENERGY IDEAS Clearinghouse: "Restaurant Energy Saving Tips"
Pacific Gas & Electric: Food Service Guide
Arizona Public Service: "Energy Efficient Commercial Kitchen"
California Flex Your Power: Small Business Solutions
Wisconsin Focus on Energy: Restaurants
Florida Power & Light Commercial Energy Advisor: "Managing Energy Costs in Restaurants"
ARTICLES/REPORTS
Regular upkeep, efficient equipment can help restaurants control energy costs
Improving Energy Efficiency of Commercial Kitchen Exhaust Systems
Commercial Kitchen Ventilation Design
Energy Savings in Restaurants
Restaurant Energy Efficiency Pilot Program Process Evaluation |
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