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“In 2019, Bank of America reached Carbon Neutrality through efforts like this project. While it is a good start, we aim to be Net Zero before 2050. Not only is it one of the largest ‘behind the meter’ solar projects west of Ohio, but it also gives our employees something …
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“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.”
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“We are thankful to Ameresco with whom we forged a good partnership to achieve maximum reuse of materials from the former hospital and demonstrate that sustainable deconstruction can be successfully implemented to help advance circular economy goals and environmental development. To meet our climate goals and lower our total carbon …
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“The energy efficiency work in our town buildings and solar project allowed Wayland to both reduce our carbon footprint and save the town money on its operating expenses. The solar projects will help provide roughly 25% of our municipal electric needs. It has been a win-win for Wayland.”
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“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 …
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“We believe that a continuous development of battery energy storage is a vital step in the UK’s journey to achieving net-zero carbon emissions, and we are excited to team up with Ameresco to bring this vision to life.”
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“This project exemplifies our commitment to pushing the boundaries of battery storage technology, a cornerstone of sustainable energy systems, Partnering with Atlantic Green and Ameresco allows us to demonstrate the pivotal role that advanced battery solutions play in enhancing energy security and enabling a seamless transition to renewable energy sources. …
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“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.”
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“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 …
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“From the start, we were thrilled to partner with Ameresco on a street lighting project that would save long term maintenance costs and enhances our commitment to reducing carbon emissions through renewable solutions. We couldn’t have foreseen all of the challenges but thanks to Ameresco, we successfully navigated hurdles as …
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“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 …
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"The program we've developed with Ameresco is both environmentally and fiscally sound. It will reduce our energy usage and dangerous emissions. produce clean energy. and provide the City with ongoing lower utility expenses. This new initiative is a win for Englewood on every level."
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"For several years, through our strategic planning, we have aimed to continually find ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while promoting renewable energy. The announcement of this solar panel project completely aligns with this objective. We are very grateful to our provincial and federal partners for their contribution and their …
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"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.”
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"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 …