Manhattan, New York —— BROAD U.S.A. hosted its Annual Customer Appreciation Event at Gansevoort Meatpacking Hotel on December 12th to celebrate the successful commissioning of its high-efficient maglev chiller BC45, a 150-ton oil free centrifugal chiller deployed at the iconic hotel in Manhattan Chelsea neighborhood. The maglev chiller’s high efficiency helped the building to
November 20th, 2023, Chicago Illinois --- BROAD U.S.A. proudly announces that we have been honored the “Cutting-Edge New Energy Innovator Award” by the China General Chamber of Commerce U.S.A. – Chicago in recognition of BROAD’s new endeavors to achieve a more sustainable future through Wind Power. The award was presented by Patt Quinn, the 41st
Jeremy Zimman, BROAD U.S.A.’s Director of Communications, led a delegation of architects and developers from across the U.S. to BROAD Town earlier this month to visit our state-of-the-art BROAD Sustainable Building factory, and to experience some of our stainless steel Holon buildings erected over the past couple of years. The delegation at the entrance to
July 26, 2023, New York, Manhattan ——BROAD U.S.A. is pleased to announce the donation of two BROAD Air Purifiers to Cross Community Services, located at St. Bartholomew’s church in mid-town Manhattan. Crossroads was established in 1989 to help put an end to hunger and homelessness, and actively and generously supports our neighbors in need
The blazing Canadian wildfires contain very tiny particulate matter (PM2.5), the tiniest pollutant but probably the most dangerous. When we inhale, it can travel deep into our lung tissue and enter our bloodstream. It is also linked to a number of health problems such as asthma, heart disease and other respiratory illnesses. BROAD has a
June 1: BROAD U.S.A. held a festive gala at China Institute in downtown Manhattan to celebrate the founding of BROAD Group 35 years ago on World Environment Day, June 5, 1988. A highlight of the evening was a signing ceremony for the first Holon Building in North America, near Akron, Ohio. Holon Building is the
There are mandatory needs and methods informed to reduce thermal impacts from municipal wastewater treatment plant discharges to surface water. The goal set for the reduction in effluent temperature from the Waste Water Treatment Plants is to help maintain appropriate temperature ranges to support their native and natural animals and plants. Cooling Need: In November
Buildings account for most electricity consumed in the world today, with air conditioning systems within buildings accounting for over 30% of total consumption1. Compared to conventional electric air conditioning, natural gas thermal absorption technology, also called non-electric technology, is gaining favor by energy services providers, facilities managers, and building owners, because of its economic and
