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  • “The project investment has enabled us to significantly reduce our energy consumption across a range of sites, resulting in lower carbon emissions and energy costs and assisting us in our aim of achieving net-zero emissions.”

  • "Partnering with Ameresco was a smart decision for Buns Ranch because we needed someone that understood how we operate and has the skills to design a system that would work out here. We no longer worry about our water supply. Having confidence in our system goes hand-in-hand with confidence in …

  • “This ambitious, multi-year partnership will make our campuses more environmentally sustainable through reduced energy demand, which will ultimately decrease utility costs. We will also now be able to draw upon Ameresco’s expertise to inform our continued pursuit of more sustainable practices.”

  • “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. …

  • “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.”

  • “The Carson City Energy Savings Performance Contract project has been regarded by community leadership as a very successful project and has generated significant energy and maintenance cost savings. The success of the project was due in no small part to the full scope of services provided by Ameresco.”

  • "Evansville is dedicated to supporting projects and initiatives that improve the environmental, social and economic health of our community. This is a great example of how we can partner with businesses to Achieve positive results."

  • “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 …

  • “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 …

  • “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.”

  • “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.”

  • “Implementing energy-saving programs that help preserve our community’s natural resources for future generations is a key component of our vision to be America’s Premier Community.”

  • “Ameresco has a great amount of experience in this area of municipal infrastructure projects and we are grateful for the steps they’re taking to help us optimize how we monitor and optimize water usage across the community.”

  • “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. …

  • “I am grateful for Ameresco’s partnership and willingness to work closely with us, not just to complete the project, but to educate our community on the process and results.”