Ameresco’s rooftop solar project at Community College of Philadelphia will bring new solar arrays to two campuses, advancing the college’s long-term sustainability goals, strengthening energy resilience, and creating real-world learning opportunities for students.
The new solar installations at two campuses will support the state of Pennsylvania’s broader renewable energy goals, improve energy resilience, and provide real-world learning opportunities. Ameresco, Inc., (NYSE: AMRC), a leading energy infrastructure solutions provider, today announced a rooftop solar project at the Community College of Philadelphia (CCP), including the … [continued]
Leading energy infrastructure solutions provider Ameresco recently announced a comprehensive energy project with Mount Sinai School District in New York. Rooftop solar PV arrays will be installed at the schools, along with other measures such as replacing old lights with LEDs and replacing existing transformers. The new energy equipment will … [continued]
The Coventry Landfill Solar project in Rhode Island has been completed. It features a 5.740 MW solar array. Using a landfill in this dual-purpose manner is both practical and smart because the land was not likely to be used for anything else. In other words, no land already in use … [continued]
Floating solar arrays dovetail with Defense Department’s nature conservation strategies as climate change, land encroachment threaten military facilities.
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I would argue that energy efficiency is hands-down the biggest opportunity in our energy ecosystem. There’s a whole lot of business opportunity in clean energy generation and storage, no matter what, but energy efficiency can eliminate a large slice of the fossil fuel/climate change pie with much less rigamarole (permitting, … [continued]
The red hot floating solar panel field gets a shot of adrenaline from the world’s largest military facility, Fort Bragg in North Carolina.
As the California grid wrestles with drought and wildfires, the US military is focusing on energy efficiency and renewables for resiliency and security.
New England is joining the frontrunners in the renewable energy movement, with a little help from the results of November’s elections. With shared power sources and relationships that depend on interconnected infrastructures, the 6 New England states are poised to surge ahead to reduce carbon emissions.
The city of West Richland, Washington, just completed an LED upgrade to its entire street lighting system, and the project is expected to reduce the system’s electric consumption by 61% and save the municipality $67,000 per year in energy costs. The city street lighting project, which included replacing more than … [continued]
