"This project allows Sudbury to turn the non-productive, closed landfill into an asset that will help Sudbury manage energy costs, reduce greenhouse gases and contribute to renewable energy generation in Massachusetts."

“At Republic Services, our vision is to partner with customers to create a more sustainable world now and for future generations. Our long-standing partnership with Ameresco enables us to capture naturally occurring gas created by decomposing waste in our landfill and convert that gas into a low-carbon fuel source that …

"Working with Ameresco on this project has been great. They worked as a true partner on the project. We met weekly and discussed the projects as they moved forward and adapted throughout the process as new opportunities and problems became known. The staff was truly responsible and responsive."

“As a University, we are taking a leading role in our community and doing our bit to tackle the global climate crisis and build a better future. While there is still a long way to go, this major decarbonisation project will allow us to create our own renewable electricity and …

“Ameresco made it easy for us to evaluate our purchasing options and understand the complexities of the energy market, resulting in measurable year over year savings across Red Robin’s national energy footprint.”

“Through the installation of these solar panels, and at no cost to the Town, Natick will realize significant savings in our energy budget while improving the environment through greenhouse gas emission reductions.”

“The implementation of these sustainable solutions ensures that our campus facilities and student offerings fit the culture we’ve built our institution on. I’m thrilled that we’re incorporating innovative technologies into our campus design and entering into a new era of environmental responsibility.”

"We are very pleased with the Auto-DR system that Ameresco implemented. With Ameresco’s technology and program management, the implementation was smooth and enabled us to exceed the load shed targets during the final test in the presence of a third party inspector. More importantly, we’re now in a position to …

"As our energy partner, Ameresco has provided innovative and creative solutions that will benefit all citizens and visitors to our beautiful City of Miami Beach."

"The technologies we’ve implemented are high efficiency. One of the most interesting examples is the combined heat and power system, which is able to generate electricity to heat the air and pool water. That measure alone will net the city operational cost savings of $25,000 per year."

“Bristol City Leap brings together the best of the public and the private sector – a partnership between Bristol City Council and Ameresco. We will create 1000 jobs over the next five years, many of which will be local jobs for Bristol people within Bristol postcodes. We’ll also deliver a …

“We have been working with Ameresco since the start of 2014 and are continuously looking to find ways to incorporate more sustainable solutions into the County’s infrastructure. With the addition of these new measures, we can rest assured that we’re implementing changes that enable higher quality lighting, while also creating …

“We are now almost ready to begin converting all 77,000 streetlights across our city to LED bulbs. By doing this, we will be bringing significantly improved lighting to every neighborhood in Memphis, As I stated in my State of the City last year, no longer will criminals have a safe …

“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.”

“This project will benefit our city through local job creation and increased property tax revenue while also reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Facilitating this solar installation represents a significant step forward for the City as we continue our progress toward sustainable solutions in coordination with the Alton Cool Cities Committee.”