Energy Systems Group (ESG)

#InfrastructureWeek2026 🏗️ Resilient infrastructure plays a critical role in mission readiness. ✅ At Fort Bliss, we helped secure uninterrupted operations for more than 5.4 million square feet of infrastructure through energy and water resiliency improvements. From a black-start-capable microgrid to battery storage and water system upgrades, Fort Bliss is now closer to compliance with Army Directive 2020-03, which requires sites to meet energy resilience requirements and secure mission-critical facilities for a minimum of 14 days. 🌱 Explore Fort Bliss' path to compliance today: 🔗https://hubs.la/Q04hfVJp0

Creating high-performance learning environments starts with modern, reliable infrastructure. 🏫 Gallup-McKinley County Schools modernized facilities at nine schools through HVAC upgrades, lighting improvements, building envelope enhancements, and new solar infrastructure. ☀️ The result? More comfortable learning environments, improved indoor air quality, and a 35% reduction in energy consumption. 📉💲 Learn more about their project journey today: 🔗 https://hubs.la/Q04h8Knf0 #InfrastructureWeek2026 🏗️

It’s #InfrastructureWeek2026! 🏗️ We’re kicking things off with one of our most impactful projects: the State Correctional Institute in Dallas, Pennsylvania. Facing aging infrastructure and rising utility costs, SCI Dallas set out to improve operational efficiency and modernize critical systems across its 50-building campus. Through our partnership, the facility implemented a wide range of infrastructure improvements, including central plant upgrades, LED lighting improvements, steam upgrades, and water conservation measures designed to support long-term performance and resiliency. Today, SCI Dallas saves more than $2 million annually in energy and operational costs while operating more efficiently for the future. ➡️ Discover more about the project today: 🔗 https://hubs.la/Q04h098w0

We’d like to extend a warm welcome to the rest of our Q1 new hires! 🎉 We hope you’ve enjoyed your first couple of months with #TeamESG so far. We’re happy to have you on board and can’t wait to see all you’ll accomplish as part of the team. Welcome to ESG, Miriam Cervantes, Peter Combs, Amy Dorsett, Robert Hanvey, Tony Jimenez, Nicholas Young, Jack Lynn, Christopher Vega, Dan Walsh, Lorri Mansker, David Bruno, John Drzymkowski, Ressie Mull, Kok Lim, and Matthew Shannon!

We are proud to work with UWC-USA to enhance campus reliability, prevent demobilization, and improve overall safety and security, all made possible through C-PACE funding. 

Outdated infrastructure can hold communities back, but a strategic approach can address an array of community needs while creating long-term value. The City of Lemoore is taking a comprehensive, citywide approach to infrastructure modernization. By upgrading energy, water, wastewater, and facility systems through one coordinated program, the city is improving performance, strengthening resiliency, and positioning its community for long-term success. The program is projected to deliver more than $14.8 million in net savings over 20 years while helping the city operate more efficiently and reliably well into the future. Discover the strategy behind the upgrades: https://hubs.la/Q04gktrV0

In the News! 📰 The City of Lemoore is paving the way toward resilience with its recent announcement of a smart city infrastructure modernization project. The project includes major upgrades across city facilities, expanded solar generation, smart water metering, enhanced backup power at essential services, and efficiency improvements designed to reduce costs and improve operational reliability. With projected long-term savings and grant funding secured to offset costs, Lemoore is demonstrating how strategic investment can strengthen community services for decades to come. Learn more about the project today: https://hubs.la/Q04dxtp10

Earth Day is a great reminder that progress can come from small changes. 💡🌎 Simple choices like recycling more or using a reusable water bottle can make a lasting impact over time. The same idea applies to our work. From lighting upgrades to HVAC improvements, small efficiencies across a portfolio of buildings can lead to significant energy savings and long-term cost reduction. This Earth Day, make a small change and create a big impact. #EarthDay #Community

💧 Did you know up to 35% of a typical U.S. municipal budget goes toward water and wastewater systems? That’s a significant portion of a community’s resources tied to aging infrastructure and rising operational costs. The right upgrades not only reduce expenses and recover lost revenue, but also create a more reliable, efficient system for the long term, setting your community up for success. Discover new ways to save: https://hubs.la/Q04cp4qP0

When critical infrastructure struggles to keep up, it impacts everything from daily operations to future growth. That was the challenge facing the Atlanta University Center Consortium. By modernizing its Central Utility Plant, the campus now benefits from more reliable, efficient systems designed to support more than 50 buildings today and well into the future. The results deliver improved performance, meaningful long-term savings, and greater peace of mind. • $5.6M in energy and operational savings • 15M kWh reduced annually Explore the full project today: https://hubs.la/Q04b4M6h0