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The City of Campbell is now able to deliver sustainable energy for its first electric vehicle in its Public Works Service Center.

The Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources is adding electric vehicle charging systems via its Clean Peak Energy Standard (CPS), a first-in-the-nation program established in 2020.

Regency Centers Corporation announced the opening of a new fast charging station at Blakeney Town Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.

PepsiCo, a beverage and snacks company, achieved some goals ahead of schedule, including lowering Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 13% and total Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions by 5% year over year.

Montgomery County, Maryland began construction on an integrated microgrid infrastructure project that will feature electric bus charging and on-site green hydrogen production powered by solar and battery energy storage.

The U.S. Army Installation Fort Detrick in Maryland added a 6 MW/6MWh battery energy storage system (BESS).

The University of Notre Dame is building a new electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure for use by its students, faculty, staff and maintenance fleet.

Dial-A-Ride, a department of the City of Ionia, Michigan, that provides low-fare rides to passengers within city limits and surrounding townships, added electric vehicles to its fleet.

A 25-acre waterfront resort, OUTRIGGER Kauai Beach Resort chose Ameresco to implement efficiency measures and install building controls to improve guest comfort while reducing its environmental impact to help meet sustainability goals. This case study explores how an energy as a service agreement enabled the resort to modernize its energy systems and reduce consumption while enhancing guest comfort without upfront costs.

Caesars Entertainment, Inc., a casino-entertainment company, is implementing a new GHG reduction goal of 46.2% by 2030 from a 2019 baseline after achieving emission reduction goals three years ahead of schedule in 2022.