In the United States, a university is a real city.
And like a city, you have to manage its water and energy supply.
What the management of the establishment can do directly.
“American universities benefit from significant state subsidies, but have a great deal of management autonomy,”
explains Thierry Déau, CEO of the Meridiam investment fund.
And they are committed, particularly in California, to improving their environmental record. ”
And Meridiam is scoring points in this area.
It has just signed a contract with the University of Fresno, California, for the operation, maintenance and improvement of its water and energy distribution system.
The fund will own 100% of the project, and will use energy service provider Noresco operationally.
The University of Fresno represents 25,000 users.
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This thirty-year contract represents an initial investment of $ 300 million (approximately $ 250 million
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