Share via: LinkedIn Facebook Twitter High energy bills are a problem faced by c-store chains across the country, with 24-hour operations requiring constant lighting, heating, cooling and refrigeration. In the U.S., a typical convenience store uses an average of 52.5 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity per s.f. each year.  Compared to other commercial spaces, this is … Continue reading Cutting Hot Food Energy Costs Can Boost C-Store Profits