To submit Business Bulletin announcements, click on image.
(Additional photograph below.)
Haverhill-based Broco Energy is on the front lines providing vital diesel and gasoline deliveries to areas affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
The veteran-owned and operated fuel delivery company was contracted by various Federal and state government agencies from North Carolina to Florida. Broco Energy’s Priority 1 Emergency Response division deployed 50 diesel tankers and service trucks to key disaster areas in Asheville, N.C., and along the Florida west coast. It is also coordinating the efforts of 10 other oil companies in the Boston area. With local fuel supply chains disrupted, the trucked-in fuel is used to power generators and ensure that hospitals, shelters, water pumps and emergency services remain operational at total capacity.
“This is one of the most challenging operations we’ve faced, but our team is built for moments like this,” says Broco Energy CEO Robert Brown, a former U.S. Navy Seabee steelworker and Chelsea Fire Department captain. “As a veteran-owned company, we understand the importance of rapid, decisive action, and our priority is to keep essential services powered for those who need it most.”
Since establishing Broco Energy’s Priority 1 Emergency Response division, the team has provided immediate emergency fuel deliveries to power lifesaving equipment at past relief efforts in Florida, Texas, Louisiana and Georgia. When called to serve, the company says, Broco’s workforce of 50 full-time employees, many of whom are veterans, expands to ensure vital services remain uninterrupted. Since September, Broco Energy has delivered thousands of gallons of fuel to crisis areas.
Broco Energy was founded in 2007 in Haverhill.
Broco Energy providing emergency fuel during hurricanes. (Courtesy photograph)