"When the construction is complete, the Academy will reduce total electricity imported from the grid by nearly 80 percent. The appreciable benefit to the neighborhood and region could not have been possible without the two years of planning and design efforts and the partnership between our Coast Guard engineers, Eversource …

“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 …

"Ameresco was instrumental within the design of the solar powered lighting for this application. We came to them with our application, and they responded with a quality result that was economical, aesthetically pleasing, and professionally designed. Amano McGann is looking to Ameresco for providing solar solutions for other parking control …

“Our focus is always to ensure the needs of our patients come first, and this project definitely will afford greater comfort. The energy infrastructure project with Ameresco provides a significantly more reliable and efficient heat and hot water system for the entire hospital and allows us to accommodate the expansion …

“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 …

“As stewards to the taxpayers of the State of Texas, it is essential that we do everything in our power to keep the cost of our students’ education reasonable and affordable. This project will be paid 100 percent from the energy and water savings, so additional funding is not needed. …

“Making HVAC systems more energy-efficient, installing smart home energy thermostats, enhancing water systems, and implementing LED lighting are just a few examples of how we’re working closely with Ameresco to make our military housing communities more environmentally resilient in order to provide improved health and quality of life for our …

“Projects like Ameresco’s help advance our understanding of how energy storage can improve the reliability and cost-efficiency of Ontario’s electricity system. One of the ways these projects can provide value is by storing energy when prices are low and injecting it back into the grid during periods of greater need …

"This ESPC project is probably the most comprehensive ESPC ever entered into by the Navy, involving 121 buildings (3.1 million square feet total) and 20 energy conservation measures (ECMs). This will result in MCRD Parris Island reducing their energy consumption by 384,962 million BTUs (79%) and water consumption by 74.6 …

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

"Our ongoing energy efficiency work with Ameresco has resulted in an important re-investment in our facility, with substantial operational and maintenance improvements. The changes were implemented in a cost-effective manner, without disruption to normal hospital operations. This project has benefits beyond financial as these improvements have enhanced the hospital environment …

“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 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."

“This exciting project demonstrates Stockbridge’s commitment supporting sustainable renewable energy solutions, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, reducing annual energy costs and effectively utilizing Town-owned land. It’s a win-win no matter how you look at it. We’re utilizing otherwise unusable land to generate renewable power, all while saving the Town about $60,000 …