Ameresco, Inc. reports news about energy infrastructure solutions that help customers reduce energy use, modernize facilities, improve resiliency, and add distributed energy resources. Recurring updates include earnings releases, project awards, backlog trends, renewable energy assets, operations and maintenance activity, and energy efficiency work for government, education, healthcare, utility, data center, housing authority, and commercial customers.
Company announcements also cover solar installations, HVAC and LED upgrades, performance savings contracts, renewable fuels and biogas activities, sustainability reporting, and strategic capital actions tied to its energy asset portfolio. Ameresco operates across North America and Europe through segments that include North America Regions, U.S. Federal, Renewable Fuels, Europe, and other activities.
Ameresco (NYSE: AMRC) secured a $125 million committed revolving financing facility with Nuveen Energy Infrastructure Credit to support its European business.
The five-year facility matures in November 2031 and includes capacity to expand by up to an additional $100 million, bringing potential total capacity to $225 million. It is intended to fund energy infrastructure projects and working capital across the United Kingdom and Europe. The financing has limited recourse to Ameresco and does not affect its senior secured corporate leverage ratios.
European revenue grew from $62 million in 2022 to $529 million in 2025, now representing approximately 25% of Ameresco’s revenues.
Terrestrial Energy (NASDAQ: IMSR) reported a third-quarter 2026 net loss of $11.027 million as development spending increased. The loss compared with $9.279 million a year earlier and $9.399 million in the second quarter. Loss per share narrowed to $0.10 from $0.14 a year earlier. Cash and short-term investments ended September at $276.3 million, versus $283.4 million at June-end, with no debt. Quarterly cash burn reached $7.1 million; the company expects it to increase as projects ramp.
Ameresco selected Terrestrial Energy as nuclear technology supplier for its U.S. Army Aberdeen Proving Ground project. Two regulatory report submissions completed guidance for at least three submissions in 2026. Engineering work began with Zachry Nuclear for the Texas A&M-RELLIS site. After quarter-end, Terrestrial Energy authorized up to $25 million in share repurchases and appointed David Williams chief commercial officer, effective October 19.
Ameresco (NYSE: AMRC) reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of $580.3 million, up 10% from the prior-year period, with growth across its main businesses. Net income attributable to common shareholders was $31.9 million, or $0.59 per diluted share. Gross margin reached 18.7%, while adjusted EBITDA rose 24% to $91.7 million.
Total project backlog grew 39% to $7.2 billion, with $875 million in new awards and $737 million converted into signed contracts. Operating cash flow was negative $8.9 million. Ameresco updated guidance for changes in joint-venture and investment-tax-credit accounting, saying its operational outlook was unchanged. It expects full-year revenue of $2.13 billion–$2.15 billion, adjusted EBITDA of $295 million–$305 million and non-GAAP earnings per share of $1.85–$1.95. Quarterly earnings included a large tax benefit, and lower depreciation helped margins.
Ameresco (AMRC) management will host investor meetings at the Cantor Convergence Conference in Miami Beach on November 10, 2026.
Co-President Nicole Bulgarino and Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer Leila Dillon will attend. Bulgarino will also join the panel “From Megawatts to Megaprojects: Building the Infrastructure for AI.” The conference venue is The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach.
Ameresco (AMRC) completed a $5.9M water metering infrastructure project for the City of Mustang, Oklahoma, replacing its existing metering system.
The project replaced more than 8,000 water meters. Construction finished in five months, half the original 10-month schedule, with minimal disruption to residents and water utility operations. Ameresco evaluated the existing system and implementation options before managing installation and stakeholder coordination. The new system enables remote meter reading, provides usage data to investigate potential leaks and gives residents access to their consumption information.
Ameresco (AMRC) completed a $1M solar-plus-storage project at the Roseburg Urban Sanitary Authority’s Main Office, beginning a multi-phase energy program.
The installation combines a 39.4-kW solar system with 184-kWh battery storage. It is designed to generate approximately 51,580 kWh annually and offset 100 percent of the office’s annual electricity usage. Battery storage supports critical administrative and operational functions during power disruptions.
The next projects involve a 900-kW ground-mounted solar system at the wastewater treatment plant and a 400-kW floating solar system at the natural treatment system. Construction is anticipated to begin in fall 2026.
Ameresco (AMRC) will release its third-quarter 2026 financial results after the market closes on November 9, 2026.
An earnings conference call will follow at 4:30 p.m. EDT that day. The results and supplemental financial information on Form 8-K will be available in the Investor Relations section of the company’s website, alongside a live webcast. An archived webcast will remain available for one year.
Ameresco (AMRC) secured a $42 million contract to modernize electric and water metering infrastructure for the City of Columbia, Missouri. The project will replace approximately 53,992 electric meters and 52,747 water meters and install an advanced metering infrastructure network, a connected system for collecting utility usage data. It also includes meter data management software and integration with existing billing and customer portal systems.
The infrastructure being replaced has exceeded its useful life. Ameresco expects improved metering accuracy to generate operational savings and increased revenue for the City over time. The project extends an existing collaboration that includes a separate upgrade of HVAC systems and interior lighting at the Armory Sports and Recreation Center.
Ameresco (AMRC) and Roseburg Urban Sanitary Authority will celebrate a completed solar and battery installation with a ribbon cutting on October 13, 2026.
The ceremony will take place at RUSA's Main Office in Roseburg, Oregon, at 1:00 PM PT. The installation pairs a 39.4-kWDC solar system with a 50 kW / 184 kWh battery energy storage system. It is expected to offset approximately 100% of the office's electrical consumption while delivering more than 24 hours of backup power during grid disruptions. This is the first phase of an initiative developed with Ameresco that includes planned solar projects at RUSA's Wastewater Treatment Plant and Natural Treatment System.
Ameresco (AMRC) has been selected under the U.S. Army’s Strategic Capital Initiatives to enter exclusive negotiations for long-term leases supporting commercial power generation projects at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland and Picatinny Arsenal in New Jersey.
The selections use the Army’s Enhanced Use Lease authority to enable privately financed, built, operated, and ultimately decommissioned facilities on Army land, while the United States retains property title. Proposed phased campuses could include firm natural gas and advanced nuclear at Aberdeen and modular microreactor and small modular reactor technologies at Picatinny, subject to final agreements and approvals. At Aberdeen, Ameresco is collaborating with Terrestrial Energy to develop an integrated molten salt reactor (IMSR) solution. No construction will begin until required environmental and regulatory reviews are completed.