Veolia Energy Announces Agreement to Operate Medical Area Total Energy Plant in Boston

Veolia Energy North America, a leading U.S. operator and developer of sustainable energy systems, announced it has secured the final regulatory approvals required for the finalization of a long-term agreement to operate and maintain the Medical Area Total Energy Plant assets in the Longwood Medical Area of Boston, home to six Harvard Medical School-affiliated medical institutions, according to a Veolia news release.

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“Hospitals and healthcare facilities face increasing pressure to manage their energy risks, meet increasingly stringent environmental standards, and control costs, while not compromising their commitment to patient care,” Stewart A. Wood, president and CEO of Veolia Energy North America, said in the release. “The completion of this long-term agreement to fulfill the requirements of these six world-class facilities not only showcases our expertise in the healthcare sector, but also serves as a powerful model for other hospital campuses.”

With the new operating agreement, Veolia Energy now serves nearly 5,550 healthcare establishments worldwide.

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