Roseburg Urban Sanitary Authority wins Oregon clean water award for Ameresco-backed solar, battery project

• Ameresco-backed renewable energy and resilience program at Roseburg Urban Sanitary Authority won two 2026 “Best of the Best” awards from Oregon ACWA.
• Plan combines solar PV with battery storage at the main office, with additional solar projects slated for the wastewater plant, natural treatment system.
• Expected output about 1.8 GWh a year once completed, targeting 100% of main office electricity use, 44% at the wastewater plant, 64% at the natural treatment system.
• Natural treatment system includes floating solar, aiming to add generation without acquiring new land.
• Funding mix includes Oregon energy grants, Oregon DEQ revolving-fund financing, utility incentives, federal investment tax credits, aiming to limit ratepayer costs.

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