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  • Pizza That Performs: Finding the Oven That Delivers Speed, Savings, and Great Flavor

    Food Service Technology Center 1075 Serpentine Ln, Suite B, Pleasanton, CA +1 more

    Provided by Frontier Energy, Food Service Tech Center, PG&E and California Energy Wise (CEW) 1.5 CEUs available Pizza is one of America’s favorite foods—and one of the most versatile menu items in commercial kitchens. From traditional deck ovens to high-speed conveyor and ventless electric platforms, the range of pizza oven technologies continues to evolve. This class explores the different types of pizza ovens available in today’s foodservice market and examines how each impacts energy use, throughput, product quality, and labor efficiency. Participants will learn how to match oven performance and features to specific operational needs while optimizing energy efficiency, cost savings, and workflow. Learning Objectives:Participants will be able to: Identify the major types of commercial pizza ovens and their key performance characteristics Compare energy consumption, production capacity, and labor requirements across oven types. Evaluate which pizza oven technologies best align with different foodservice concepts, kitchen layouts, and menu demands. Apply available utility resources and rebates to select energy-efficient pizza oven options that reduce operating costs. To register, click this link: Seminars - California Energy Wise

  • Menu for Success 2026: Foodservice Industry Trends, Technologies & Forecasts

    Food Service Technology Center 1075 Serpentine Ln, Suite B, Pleasanton, CA

    Provided by Frontier Energy, Food Service Tech Center, PG&E and California Energy Wise (CEW) 3 CEUs available The foodservice industry continues to evolve rapidly, shaped by regulatory changes, workforce challenges, shifting consumer behavior, and rising operational costs. In 2026, California operators must remain agile — embracing energy-efficient technologies, smarter kitchen design, and innovative business strategies to stay competitive and profitable. Join industry leaders Richard Young (Frontier Energy), Robin Ashton (Ashton Foodservice Consulting & The Ashton Report), and Jot Condie (California Restaurant Association) as they break down the newest trends, economic drivers, emerging technologies, and market forces that will define the future of foodservice. This session will help operators and industry professionals plan strategically for the year ahead. Learning Objectives: Participants will be able to: Identify key national and California-specific trends influencing equipment choices, operational strategies, and business models in 2026. Explain how economic, market, and consumer behavior shifts — both domestic and global — are shaping the foodservice industry's direction. Leverage available utility programs, incentives, and services to support the adoption of high-efficiency equipment and reduce operating costs. Agenda: 10:00am                          Class Starts 10:00am - 10:10am         Welcome/Safety/CEW/IR 10:10am - […]

  • Inform Presents an FCSI Demo Day

    Food Service Technology Center 1075 Serpentine Ln, Suite B, Pleasanton, CA

    Provided by Inform Food Service Solutions, Rational, BSI, Irinox, and Montague 8.75 CEUs available AGENDA Blast Chilling/Freezing The Re-definition of Fresh (2hr)     Blast Chiller/Shock Freezing: Combi Oven: (2hr 30min) Food Shields (1hr 15min) Ranges, Convection, Suites and Broiler (2Hrs) Food Service Technology Center Lab Tour (1hr) To register, contact Scott McCarthy at Scott@informfoodservice.com

  • Refrigerant Regulations for Foodservice

    Food Service Technology Center 1075 Serpentine Ln, Suite B, Pleasanton, CA

    Provided in conjunction with Frontier Energy 1.5 CEUs available *In-person and remote Summary: This presentation will review the latest U.S. federal and California state refrigerant regulations and the prescribed phase-down schedules for high-GWP (Global Warming Potential) refrigerant gases used in small commercial HVAC and refrigeration systems that are typically found in restaurants. Low-GWP alternative gases and systems (Class A2L and A3) and the associated energy implications will be discussed. Participants will be able to: 1. Specify refrigeration and HVAC equipment that will be in compliance with State and Federal refrigerant and energy efficiency regulations. 2. Specify equipment that uses the most current adopted low-GWP refrigerants. 3. Use no-cost, online, utility resources to locate energy efficient refrigeration equipment, calculate ROI, and receive incentives under the CA Energy Wise Instant Rebates program. To register for In-Person instruction - Refrigerant Regulations for Foodservice - IN-PERSON - PG&E Energy Education Classes To register for remote instruction - https://pge.docebosaas.com/learn/courses/3349/refrigerant-regulations-for-foodservice