As a commercial and industrial infrastructure provider, Ameresco offers comprehensive turnkey solutions for every aspect of building automation and energy use. The benefits are clear: greater energy efficiency, reduced energy costs, lower maintenance expenses and higher satisfaction for building occupants. With ESPC financing, building infrastructure upgrades may be possible with no upfront costs.
Commercial energy use in the United States encompasses nearly 5 million buildings paying a combined total of nearly $107.9 billion in annual energy costs, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA). Outdated equipment and patchwork systems add to these costs and operational expenses. With modern smart building controls, asset optimization software, HVAC upgrades and interior lighting retrofits, building owners can control costs and improve quality of life for building occupants.
Ameresco also has deep experience as an industrial infrastructure provider with capabilities in microgrids, battery energy storage systems, water management and pipeline development. We bring cost-effective, reliable power where it is needed and help facility owners ensure that energy systems operate within specifications.
Ameresco provides expertise, innovative engineering, and financial options that companies need to reduce energy costs, increase resiliency, and address corporate sustainability goals. We have tailored projects with commercial and industrial (C&I) entities ranging from manufacturing and pharmaceuticals, financial institutions, retail and office buildings, hospitality and food service, and more.
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We recommend energy systems that integrate with your existing equipment and provide state-of-the-art performance while making an impact on your carbon footprint. We are committed to quality and customer satisfaction, and delivering reliable and efficient energy now and for the future. Our flexible approach to service delivery allows C&I organizations to retain oversight and control while outsourcing non-core activities. Ameresco’s energy specialists go beyond basic energy services to address energy efficiency in terms of the processes and process-related systems that are specific to each customer’s operations.
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