“We can turn a serious problem into a tremendous opportunity by siting solar on closed landfills. The Danville Solar project is making productive use of land that might otherwise lie dormant, while avoiding construction in more pristine areas."

“San Joaquin County, and it’s local communities, have long prioritized the development of renewable energy resources, both for reducing emissions and supplementing existing electricity generation. In addition to its environmental impact, the solar energy system will provide further utility cost savings to our region, which will directly benefit residents and …

"This project is a great example of commitment and collaboration by state and local government personnel, public and private interests, and volunteer efforts."

“We are always looking for innovative ways to make sure our building operates at the utmost efficiency.”

“This on-site generation facility will help support the energy demand for the 1,200-acre campus as businesses continue to locate here and grow, while remaining in line with the Navy Yard’s commitment to smart energy initiatives and sustainability. Ameresco is not only designing and developing a project that addresses the Navy …

“Royal Marsden Hospital worked with Ameresco who designed and installed our new CHP as well as de-steamed the hospital. This complex project was delivered during the COVID Lockdown. We worked with Ameresco to address all challenges that arose during construction.”

“The partnership that the town has structured with Ameresco is a beneficial one that states our commitment to the usage of renewable energy as we move forward. The Town of Braintree created a Commonwealth Community Compact earlier this year and as its main commitment to continuous improvement, the Town pledged …

"San Joaquin County, and it’s local communities, have long prioritized the development of renewable energy resources, both for reducing emissions and supplementing existing electricity generation. In addition to its environmental impact, the solar energy system will provide further utility cost savings to our region, which will directly benefit residents and …

“The superior performance of these Federal buildings reflects the leadership, dedication and contributions of GSA and VA building designers, operators, and managers who are responsible for the Federal government’s real property assets.”

“The innovative, tri-level renewable solution for Parking Lot 1 is the most unique aspect of our project, and is the first of its kind in Massachusetts. Beneath the parking lot, we have 115 geothermal wells, 500-feet deep, to function as our heating and cooling source. On the surface, we have …

“Among the many benefits of this project is an unprecedented level of transparency that our customers will have into their water consumption, including the ability to view and track usage from any computer or mobile device. Ameresco’s expertise in the area of smart city solutions and advanced metering technologies made …

“Ameresco did a really good job of identifying a variety of valuable upgrades and then bundling them into one turnkey project. To deliver all of that, find us the funding, guarantee the project, and generate positive cash flow sounded almost too good to be true for our City Council, but …

"Ameresco has played a significant role on the project by designing. constructing. financing and operating a 4.2 MW combined heat and power facility that will help the City meet its financial and environmental goals. Ameresco's project team utilized good quality control. customer service and site safety to deliver a facility …

“The University of Alaska Anchorage chose Ameresco to assist us in our goal of becoming more energy efficient based on their proven track record in Alaska and their long history of successfully working with higher education institutions.”

“At Wellesley, we believe that responsible stewardship begins at home, and are committed to reaching efficiency goals. This project will move Wellesley forward towards a more sustainable future and helps achieve our goal of reducing campus greenhouse gas emissions 37 percent by 2026, as compared to the institution’s 2010 baseline.”