Zero Water
Water is a precious resource anywhere you go and hotels use vast amounts every day. Switching to an EcoServe buffet completely eliminates the need for water as it uses hotplate technology instead of relying on water pans to disperse the heat.
If a hotel is using traditional chafing dishes, they require at least two litres of water per chafing dish, every service. This water needs to be transported to the buffet area, heated to temperature and then disposed of after service. It takes up a lot of staff hours and wastes heating fuel in the process. EcoServe eliminates all this so saves the water, saves on the fuel needed to heat the water and saves staff hours handling the water.
- Save water
- Save energy heating water
- Save staff hours handling water
Zero Waste
Hotels that use gel or wick chafing fuels for their buffets need to dispose of the pots at the end of each service. There is left-over chemicals at the end of these pots that are very difficult to remove so pots and the unused chafing fuel often end up in landfill. This is detrimental to the environment. EcoBurner is different.
The EcoBurner is refillable so every last drop of fuel is used and each EcoBurner fuel can holds the equivalent of 18 two-hour gel pots. The EcoBurner fuel cans are recyclable which means there is zero waste when you switch to EcoBurner. Even if the cans are not recycled, it is still a massive reduction in waste to landfill.
Less Carbon
Every hotel is aware of the need to reduce their carbon emissions and their hotel guests are becoming more eager to do so too. Carbon reduction is a huge deal in the travel industry and guests are happy to see systems that reduce carbon every step of their journeys. EcoBurner can help by reducing carbon emissions at the buffet by up to 78%.
We work with Carbon Footprint Ltd. to analyse and compare carbon emissions using EcoBurner fuel compared to gel and wick chafing fuels and induction buffets. The latest comparison study in December 2020 showed that in a typical three-hour catering event, EcoBurner emitted just 159 gCO2e while ethanol gel was 723 gCO2e. This is a 78% decrease in carbon emissions if you switch to EcoBurner fuel instead of Ethanol. Please email sales.ecoburnerindia@gmail.com for the full report.
