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Plumbing News
AERCO Stars in History Channel’s
“Operation Green Building”!
AERCO recently starred in an
episode of "Operation Build" on the History Channel!
The 11-minute segment was featured in their
special
episode, "Operation Green Building," celebrating green companies
that are environmental stewards and continually implement
eco-friendly practices.
The segment emphasizes the importance AERCO places on energy
efficiency, from the low emissions and small footprint of AERCO’s
products to its industry-leading condensing boilers and water
heaters. These water heaters capture latent waste heat from the unit
itself in order to increase its own efficiency, save energy, and
reduce fuel emissions.
Bree McQuillan, Vice President, Marketing and Solutions, AERCO, took
the show’s host, Andrew Dan Jumbo, on a tour of the AERCO factory in
Blauvelt, NY. During the tour, she described the types of solutions
AERCO provides and explained how they are created by robotic
welders, an automated brazing machine, and the skilled AERCO
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Lou Vorsteveld, Vice
President Engineering, talked about AERCO’s newest product,
the OriGen, which provides energy recovery on a much larger
scale – for an entire enterprise.
The OriGen converts low- to medium-temperature waste
heat/exhaust into clean, usable electrical power in a
continuous closed loop. Fossil fuel-free and emission-free,
it is good for the environment and good for business, with
ROI typically seen within two to four years.
The OriGen can be used across an extremely broad range of
applications – everything from landfills and oil refineries
to large food and beverage manufacturing plants and smaller
facilities, such as AERCO’s headquarters.
“Operation Green Building" recognizes the important
contribution AERCO makes with OriGen and the rest of its
product line to the growing field of energy efficiency and
conservation.
To view the episode and learn more about AERCO products,
visit
AERCO.com.
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