FRAMINGHAM, Mass. & PEORIA, Ariz, June 28: Ameresco, Inc., a top energy competence and
renewable energy firm, revealed that it has entered into an agreement with the
City of Peoria to apply proficiency actions that are estimated to cause substantial
energy savings over time. Previously this month, the Peoria City Council collectively
sanctioned the energy competence and renewable energy venture that will augment
sustainability programs and deliver solar protected parking coverings at numerous
city facilities.
“Recognizing that smart environmental stewardship translates
to financial stewardship, I’m looking forward to seeing this beneficial program
move forward,” revealed Mayor Cathy Carlat, adding, “As the cost of energy
soars, I’m proud to see us diversify our resources while saving money. Using a
renewable energy source as logical as the Arizona sun will result in energy
savings and cost savings. It doesn’t get much smarter than a project that will
pay for itself.”
“Peoria prioritizes sustainability and financial efficiency
and this program accomplishes both,” stated Peoria City Manager Carl Swenson,
adding, “We’ve spent years working to develop a strategy to increase the energy
efficiency at our facilities without a financial burden and I’m proud to see
this plan come to fruition.”
Ameresco will retrofit inner and external lighting all over
13 city facilities and fit solar photovoltaic on roofs, parking coverings, and
on the ground at eight locations all over Peoria. Residents can trace the solar
production online utilizing this evidence as n learning and responsiveness device.
“Ameresco applauds the City of Peoria’s leadership for their
vision and commitment to implement an innovative energy solutions project that
is not only good for the environment, but is good for the City’s bottom line,” acknowledged
Robert Georgeoff, Vice President, Ameresco, adding, “This project will help the
City to continue to make tremendous strides towards achieving its
sustainability goals and commitments in a fiscally responsible manner.”
The project demonstrates the City of Peoria’s dedication to
the generation of benign, dependable, and long standing reasonably priced power
that attains a poise between high superiority, longstanding, low-cost energy,
and the ecological effects of giving those energy assets.
Upon conclusion, the City anticipates to save hundreds of
thousands of dollars in energy costs over the following 20 years without experiencing
any capital costs, and will lead to accommodating two city facilities that will
not depend on customary electricity facilities. The venture will be totally
self-funded with definite utility savings within the subsequent 20 years.
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