Ameresco Delivers Energy and Infrastructure Upgrades for Pittsylvania County

Core Insights - Ameresco, Inc. has completed an Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) project for Pittsylvania County, Virginia, focusing on energy efficiency and infrastructure upgrades at the historic Moses Building [2][3] - The project aims to deliver long-term cost savings while enhancing building performance, reliability, and sustainability [2][5] Project Details - The project included a targeted energy conservation initiative that guarantees energy savings while preserving the building's historic character [3] - Key upgrades involved the installation of a variable refrigerant flow (VRF) heat pump HVAC system, replacement of single-pane wood windows with double-pane units, and repairs to interior surfaces damaged by water infiltration [3][4] - The project was completed in an occupied public safety facility, requiring meticulous planning to maintain daily operations and ensure safety [4] Company Commitment - Ameresco emphasizes its commitment to advancing energy efficiency and helping public-sector partners achieve energy and sustainability goals while respecting historic architecture [5] - The company leveraged the ESPC model to deliver critical infrastructure upgrades with guaranteed savings, minimizing disruption to county operations [5][6] - Ameresco's efforts support the continuity of critical public safety operations and extend the useful life of essential county facilities [6]