Product category

CCHP (Combined Cooling, Heating & Power)

Trigeneration systems delivering up to 90% total energy utilisation

CCHP (Combined Cooling, Heating & Power)
Total Energy Efficiency
80-90%
Years Typical ROI
3-5
Grid Independence
100%

CCHP (Combined Cooling, Heating & Power)

Overview

BROAD India is a pioneer in CCHP and trigeneration solutions, offering comprehensive systems that fundamentally transform how large facilities consume energy. By integrating gas turbines or reciprocating engines with our world-class vapour absorption chillers, we enable industrial complexes, data centres, and commercial hubs to generate their own power while simultaneously fulfilling their massive HVAC demands - all from a single fuel source.

The efficiency gains are staggering. A conventional grid-power + electric-chiller setup typically achieves a total energy utilisation of just 40–45%. A BROAD CCHP system captures the waste heat from the generator's exhaust and jacket water, converting it into free cooling and heating. This pushes total system efficiency to 80–90%, delivering massive reductions in both operational expenditure and carbon emissions.

Driving Corporate Sustainability and Net-Zero Targets

As organizations across India face increasing pressure to decarbonize, BROAD CCHP solutions offer a tangible, high-impact pathway. By maximizing the thermal efficiency of primary fuels and virtually eliminating the need for grid-purchased electricity for cooling and heating, these systems drastically reduce a facility's carbon footprint.

Tri-Generation Process Flow

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1. Fuel Input

Natural gas or alternative fuels power the prime mover

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2. Electricity Generation

Gas turbines or generators produce electrical power

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3. Heat Recovery

Exhaust heat captured for thermal applications

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4. Cooling & Heating

Absorption systems provide chilled and hot water

Key Features & Benefits

Maximum Energy Utilisation

Achieves up to 90% total energy efficiency by capturing both electrical and thermal output from a single fuel source.

Dynamic Load Balancing

Advanced controls allow the system to intelligently balance electrical and thermal outputs based on real-time facility demand.

Seamless Integration

BROAD absorption chillers are engineered to perfectly match the exhaust profiles of all major gas turbine and reciprocating engine manufacturers.

Fuel Flexibility

Can operate on natural gas, biogas, or landfill gas, providing a pathway to renewable, carbon-neutral trigeneration.

Industries We Serve

Proven track record delivering reliable cooling solutions across diverse sectors.

Data Centres

Ensure 100% uptime with independent power and simultaneous cooling from turbine exhaust.

Hospitals & Medical Hubs

Critical power generation paired with massive cooling and heating loads for sterilization and HVAC.

Airports & Transport Hubs

Power vast terminals while converting waste heat into air conditioning for passenger comfort.

Industrial Manufacturing

Continuous process plants leverage CCHP to slash energy costs and secure power reliability.

Large Hotel & Resort Complexes

Generate electricity while supplying chilled water for AC and hot water for hospitality needs.

District Energy Systems

Centralized power and thermal energy distribution for smart cities and massive campuses.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Cogeneration (CHP) and Trigeneration (CCHP)?
Cogeneration (Combined Heat and Power - CHP) produces two forms of energy: electricity and heat. Trigeneration (Combined Cooling, Heating, and Power - CCHP) adds an absorption chiller to the system, allowing the waste heat to be converted into chilled water for air conditioning or process cooling, resulting in three forms of useful energy from one fuel source.
What types of generators work with BROAD CCHP chillers?
BROAD absorption chillers can recover heat from virtually any prime mover, including gas turbines, microturbines, and reciprocating internal combustion engines. We customize the chiller's generators to match the specific exhaust temperature (typically 300°C to 600°C) and jacket water profiles of your chosen power generation equipment.
Is CCHP economically viable in India?
Yes, highly viable. With industrial grid electricity tariffs remaining high and the increasing push for carbon reduction, facilities with simultaneous demands for power and cooling (like data centers, hospitals, and continuous process industries) can achieve a Return on Investment (ROI) in as little as 3 to 5 years by implementing a gas-fired CCHP system.

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