OPTERRA Energy Services

Modern infrastructure is the backbone of thriving, resilient communities. But with today’s funding constraints, it can be hard for county administrators to prove that modernization is financially viable. To clarify these challenges and offer best practices for addressing them effectively, the National Association of County Administrators (NACA) is hosting a webinar with OPTERRA and long-time partner Solano County. Former City of Menlo Park mayor, veteran civil engineer, and OPTERRA business development manager Kelly Fergusson will discuss how to build cost-saving modernization programs. Applying those principles to the real world, Solano County’s Director of General Services Anthony Tave will share how his county’s community-aligned infrastructure program is not only cutting costs, but enhancing services that impact quality of life. Register here: https://lnkd.in/g2zjkFPw #CountyLeadership #InfrastructureModernization #LocalGov #NACApride

Building a reliable, efficient campus infrastructure doesn’t have to create financial risk. OPTERRA partners with higher education to design, build, finance, and manage technology solutions that simultaneously provide energy savings, equipment resiliency, and budget predictability. https://lnkd.in/ggUV4YFg

At the intersection of education and energy efficiency lies a partnership with OPTERRA. From hands-on STEM curricula and experiential student internships to professional development and onsite training, OPTERRA turns modernization of campus infrastructure into opportunities for learning — without burdening district staff. https://lnkd.in/gtXTR5b2

Improvement initiatives in wastewater treatment plants can boost operational efficiency, protect community waterways, create cost savings, and even build new revenue streams. Partnering with OPTERRA on a turnkey solution with performance guarantees brings these benefits within reach. https://lnkd.in/gE9rz-DE

Cities are proving that infrastructure investments can do more than just modernize buildings or equipment — cities create local jobs, prepare students for future careers, and build more resilient communities. In this new article from the League of California Cities Western City magazine, OPTERRA’s own Senior Customer Engagement advisor Briana Lewis highlights how some of our long-term city partners like City of Milpitas, City of Oceanside, and City of Vacaville leverage energy performance programs to engage their local communities. Read more: https://lnkd.in/grYY2kCu #Sustainability #Infrastructure #CaliforniaCities #STEMEducation #Microgrids #CommunityImpact #CleanEnergy #LocalGov

By bundling energy efficiency upgrades with clean energy investments—like solar microgrids and battery storage—Solano County is projected to save over $10 million while enhancing resilience during disasters and outages. Even better? These projects are delivering real community benefits, from cooling centers to STEM programs for local youth. Kelly Fergusson with OPTERRA Energy Services explains how strategic energy planning can drive long-term value for counties and their residents in this new article: https://lnkd.in/g4_dNB5B #LocalGov #EnergyEfficiency #Infrastructure #CountyLeadership #Sustainability #CommunityImpact #Microgrids #CleanEnergy