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  • "Ameresco’s excellent track record of success working in South Florida and with housing authorities across the country to identify potential energy savings will allow Miami-Dade County to further advance our commitment to providing our community with the highest level and most efficient service possible."

  • "This project is part of our recent Congressional action to stimulate the economy by creating jobs, improving infrastructure, and saving energy. Forty-five local construction jobs will be maintained as these improvements are completed."

  • "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."

  • “We are thrilled to see the cost savings that the facility improvements will deliver. Our hope is to continue to create an exceptional and comfortable experience for all of our athletes and staff while reducing our energy consumption.”

  • "No matter how you look at it, this project is a win-win. It helps us achieve our overall efficiency and sustainability goals while reducing energy consumption and energy costs, and provides critical upgrades to important ski area infrastructure."

  • “The professionalism of the Ameresco staff and team members was exceptional—the knowledge, expertise, and can do attitudes spoke volumes about Ameresco’s commitment to excellence. The GCCC and City of Santa Fe COSF were pleased with the outcome and look forward to partnering with Ameresco on future projects.”

  • "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."

  • "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."

  • "This project is a great example of commitment and collaboration by state and local government personnel, public and private interests, and volunteer efforts."

  • “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.”

  • "This is the future, right here on the roof of Melrose High School. These solar panels are providing electricity to run the school. I anticipate that over time, solar energy will become a more and more important part of the energy picture for cities and towns throughout the Commonwealth. With …

  • “The Mattabassett District is one of the most efficient facilities in the state, often highlighted as a model for success for conservation planning within our region and beyond. Our partnership with Ameresco ensures that we’re able to incorporate industry-leading technologies and improvements to continue to provide the highest level of …

  • "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."

  • “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.”

  • “The various facility enhancements represent real cost savings, provide improved environmental conditions, and represent our most significant achievement in sustainable campus energy management.”