Brockton, mass. –AmeckescoInc., a leading provider of Energy Solutions, who is supposed to help customers navigate through the energy transition, announced his ongoing partnership with the City of Brockton to preserve and modernize some of the estimated buildings in the city.
Through this cooperation, Ameresco was significantly involved in making these buildings more energy -efficient and healthier for their residents and visitors.
The city of Brockton has committed generation projects that aim to preserve two of the most beautiful and historically most important buildings: the town hall, which was built in 1892, and the war memorial building that is dedicated to June 20, 1930. These projects are part of a broader initiative to improve the city buildings and the lighting projects in Brockton.
“Ameresco is an honor to work with the city of Brockton on these transformative projects,” said Pete Christakis, President of East USA & Greece. Project risk at Ameresco. “Our goal is to improve the energy efficiency and the general sustainability of these historical buildings and at the same time maintain its unique character. Extraordinary leadership, vision and commitment of Mayor Sullivan have contributed to promoting these initiatives to ensure that the investments not only preserve the historical landmarks of the city, but also improve the quality of life of their residents. “
The 7 -million dollar -energy saving contract from Brockton (ESPC) will deliver extensive upgrades, including advanced lighting systems, new energy management technologies and improved HLK and ventilation systems that are expected in 2025. The town hall project is going well and will soon offer a direct outdoor air system (Doas) for the introduction of Fresh Air and a healthier and more pleasant experience for government officials and businesses.
The war memorial building, which devoted themselves to the memory of men and women who have served our country in times of war, has experienced significant improvements and upgrades. The ESPC improvements of $ 3 million include a new HLK system, advanced lighting systems, a new roof, the restoration of historical windows and equipment, new energy management technologies and the installation of energy-efficient storm windows. These upgrades successfully modernized the estimated landmark of the bourgeois stock market mark, while the historical integrity of the building was maintained.
“We are incredibly proud of the work to preserve and improve the historic buildings of Brockton,” said Robert F. Sullivan, Mayor of the City of Brockton, Massachusetts. “These projects not only honor our past, but also ensure a healthier and more sustainable future for our city and our community. The partnership with Ameresco was instrumental in enabling these improvements, and we are grateful for your expertise, support and commitment. “
“This historical investment in our infrastructure has made it possible for us to change the most visible assets in the city such as the town hall, the memorial building, the council for aging, city parks and playgrounds and the Cosgrove Memorial Pool,” said Troy Clarkson, CFO, City of Brockton, Massachusetts. “This initiative is part of our ongoing partnership with Ameresco. In addition to historical buildings, Ameresco and the city of Brockton have actively worked on a number of projects to create healthier and more comfortable environments for our residents, students and employees. “
These projects will have a positive impact on Brockton's residents of all ages in the coming generations. Ameresco's partnership with the city of Brockton for these transformative projects brings significant advantages and contributes to a more sustainable and energy -efficient future.
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