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wbjournal.com | Book of Lists 2019 | Worcester Business Journal 69 M A N U F A C T U R I N G & T E C H N O L O G Y F O C U S Top clean energy companies Ranked by number of local employees Company Local employees Services Head of company Year founded 1 CLEAResult Inc. (a) 50 Washington St., Suite 300, Westborough 01581 508-836-9500 • www.clearesult.com ~300 Energy efficiency and demand response solutions Scott Boose CEO 2003 2 NEC Energy Solutions (b) 155 Flanders Road, Westborough 01581 508-497-7319 • www.neces.com 140 Designs, manufactures and integrates advanced energy storage systems for electric grid, commercial and industrial; high performance lithium-ion battery systems for critical power applications Steve Fludder CEO 2014 3 Ameresco Inc. (c) 111 Speen St., Suite 401, Framingham 01701 866-263-7372 • www.ameresco.com 130 Energy efficiency, infrastructure upgrades, asset sustainability and renewable energy solutions George P. Sakellaris president & CEO 2000 4 AMSC (d) 114 E. Main St., Ayer 01432 978-842-3000 • www.amsc.com ~100 (e) Provider serving wind and power grid industry Daniel P. McGahn president & CEO 1987 5 Vivint Solar (c) 53 Brigham St., Unit #6, Marlborough 01752 877-404-4129 • www.vivintsolar.com 82 Design, installation and maintenance of solar solutions David Bywater CEO 2011 6 NORESCO, a part of Carrier 1 Research Drive, Suite 400C, Westborough 01581 508-614-1000 • www.noresco.com 75 Design-build, performance-based contracting vehicles and asset monetization solutions to deliver energy and maintenance savings and infrastructure upgrades; sustainability consulting for new construction and existing facilities Neil Petchers president & CEO 1984 7 SolarFlair Energy Inc. (c) 190 Pleasant St., Ashland 01721 508-293-4293 • www.solarflair.com 65 Turnkey solar power installations for residential and commercial clients Matthew Arner owner 2007 8 Solect Energy 89 Hayden Rowe St., Hopkinton 01748 508-598-3511 • www.solect.com 55 Solar photovoltaic project development and installations, energy management, smart solar, commercial, light industrial and institutional properties Kenneth Driscoll CEO 2009 9 Endless Energy 184 Cedar Hill St., Marlborough 01752 508-357-2354 • www.goendlessenergy.com 40 Design and installation of solar energy systems, heating and cooling, energy auditing and insulation John Pitcavage president Michael Pitcavage CEO 1980 10 Foley Industrial Engines 200 Summer St, Worcester 01604 508-753-2979 • www.FoleyEngines.com 30 Diesel exhaust scrubbers and gas exhaust purifiers for stationary and off-road engines that make exhaust emissions legal and safe to breathe Jay W. Foley president & CEO 1916 11 New England Clean Energy 43 Broad St., Hudson 01749 978-567-6527 • newenglandcleanenergy.com 25 Design, engineering and installation of solar electric and energy battery systems for homes and businesses Mark Durrenberger owner 2006 12 ThinkLite LLC 117 West Central St., Natick 01760 617-500-6689 • www.thinklite.com 24 Design, manufacture, distribution and installation of energy- efficient, retrofit solutions to commercial customers and governments; lighting efficiency through LED technologies and incentives from Mass. Save program Dinesh Wadhwani founder & CEO 2009 13 EnerNOC, an Enel Group company (c) 100 Front St., 20th Floor, Worcester 01608 508-459-8100 • www.enernoc.com 21 Demand response solutions and energy intelligence software for commercial, industrial, institutional, government and utility customers Mike Storch president & CEO 2001 14 AltE 330 Codman Hill Road, Boxborough 01719 877-878-4060 • www.altEstore.com 20 Global solar power equipment supplier for professional installers and do-it-yourselfers; grid-tie, energy storage and off-grid solar power systems Sascha Deri CEO & co-founder Nick Albright CTO & co-founder 1999 15 Solar Design Associates Inc. P.O. Box 242, Harvard 01451 978-456-6855 • www.solardesign.com 13 Solar design and installation Steven J. Strong president 1974 16 NV Energy LLC 11 North Meadow Road, Leominster 01453 508-612-8656 • nvenergyllc.solar 4 Solar photovoltaic design, installation and consulting for residential, commercial, agricultural and nonprofits Nate Vignola CEO 2012 Source: Each company via survey and their websites Notes: Hopkinton's Industria Engineering declined to participate in the survey. Franklin's NRG Home Solar is not offering new installations but continues to serve existing customers. For the full list of 16 clean energy companies, see WBJ's digital edition. (a) CLEAResult, based in Austin, Texas, purchased the assets of Westborough's Conservation Services Group in 2015. (b) Unit of A123 Systems (c) Data from 2018 survey (d) Formerly known as American Superconductor Corp. (e) Local employee figure falls within a range of 100-249, according to data published by the Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development. - Compiled by: Stephanie R. Meagher, smeagher@nebusinessmedia.com Source: Ameresco Sutter Home, Santa Rosa, California 1.6-megawatt solar system Westport, Massachusetts 622-kilowatt solar system NASA Goddard Pace Flight Center Wallops Flight Facility, Wallops, Virginia 4.3-megawatt solar system Wake County Public Schools, Raleigh, N.C. LED lights, domestic water con- version, automated systems, air unit upgrades, boiler system replacement, pumping system upgrades. Frimley Health NHS Foundation, London, U.K. Gas-fired 1.5-megawatt com- bined heat and power plant. University of Minnesota 2-megawatt solar system Troutdale, Oregon wastewater treatment plant Upgrades to blowers, diffusers, UV system, distribution piping, lighting. Rhode Island College 110.9 kilowatt solar system Ameresco projects Ameresco's has either announced or completed eight projects in 2019. Source: Each company via survey and their websites Notes: Hopkinton's Industria Engineering declined to participate in the survey. Franklin's NRG Home Solar is not offering new installations but continues to serve existing customers. (a) CLEAResult, based in Austin, Texas, purchased the assets of Westborough's Conservation Services Group in 2015. (b) Unit of A123 Systems (c) Data from 2018 survey (d) Formerly known as American Superconductor Corp. (e) Local employee figure falls within a range of 100-249, according to data published by the Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development. - Compiled by: Stephanie R. Meagher, smeagher@nebusinessmedia.com