"The Metropolitan Airports Commission has worked To operate Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport as sustainably as possible. This project will create jobs, reduce the airport’s carbon footprint, and improve the Financial bottom line."
"This innovative partnership allows us to turn waste into resource by converting biogas, a byproduct of wastewater treatment, into renewable energy. This not only benefits our regional economy, but also reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Phoenix has set ambitious sustainability and renewable energy goals, and this kind of publicprivate partnership will help us get there."
“The AMI system Ameresco designed for the City of Smithville has fully automated our meter reading-to-billing process through a wireless mesh communication network, while providing customer access to real-time water and electricity consumption data. The annual energy savings will more than pay for the AMI system installation costs. I highly recommend any municipality considering an AMI system to utilize Ameresco for their extensive industry experience and expertise.”
“We are grateful for the support of our schools and to a dedicated team across our Trust and of course Ameresco project managers and contractors for their planning, collaboration and driving this work forward. They have worked sensitively and flexibly over the last year under COVID working conditions. We are excited about the opportunities to use these newly installed systems, such as solar PV, to educate and inspire our young people, and the wider community, about the environment, climate change and sustainability as we approach Climate Change Conference of the Parties, COP26, in November 2021.”
"The Re:fit framework is helping Manchester City Council address our 2038 Carbon Net Zero Target. We were happy to chose Ameresco as our partner who are delivering large scale carbon and energy efficiency projects throughout Manchester City Council’s buildings.”
"The saying ‘You can’t manage what you can’t measure’ is true. To craft a vision for the future of our parks, the Department must understand its needs. We need a database of all of our systems that shows lifecycle, risk, priority, and the dollars needed now and, in the future, to sustain our levels of service. With the facilities condition assessment data in AssetPlanner®, we can clearly see the investment needed to deliver the services that our public expects and requires."
“Phase 1 is projected to save £315,726 and 675 tonnes of carbon equivalent (tCO2e) each year – these savings being guaranteed by Ameresco under an Energy Performance Contract. Working with Ameresco has allowed us to accelerate the roll-out of our energy efficiency programme in a more comprehensive manner and at a greater pace than could be achieved using limited in-house resources. We look forward to developing further phases to help us become a net zero carbon local authority by 2030.”
“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 to adapt to climate change.”
“The City of Wichita Falls has owned its own street lighting system for 35 years. With Ameresco’s help, the City was able to reduce its street lighting electrical budget from $1.1 million to $250,000 per year!”
"The billing accuracy, as well as the improvement in customer service, made this project well worth the money."
“Yampa Valley Electric Association is proud to be part of this landmark project that will create locally-generated electricity for our communities. This initiative perfectly aligns with our mission to provide reliable and sustainable energy solutions to our stakeholders.”
"This project is an excellent example of the extraordinary results we can achieve through collaboration. Renewable energy produced on Army installations increases energy security, which is essential to mission effectiveness."
“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 great deal of funding to communities to enable community organisations, smaller organisations, charities, and community groups to deliver their own projects.”
“The battery storage systems we have contracted for with Ameresco will make the grid more resilient to the effects of extreme weather and will help us continue our progress toward the clean energy future, which is essential to combating climate change.”
“The advantage of working with Ameresco is that they can perform multiple projects at one time. It would take years to do these projects individually and it would cost a lot more in time and money.”