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American energy services company
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Veregy (Veregy, LLC) is an American energy service company (ESCO) that provides energy efficiency and infrastructure upgrade projects, including performance contracting and renewable energy-related work such as solar installations.[2]
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| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Energy services |
| Founded | 2019 (trade name announced)[1] |
Key people | Wes Walker (CEO)[2] Patrick Meier (CFO)[3] |
| Owner | Court Square Capital Partners (acquired 2020)[7] |
| Website | veregy |
In June 2019, private equity firm Bow River Capital announced the creation of Veregy as a unifying trade name for a group of energy services businesses in its portfolio.[1] In 2020, the company was acquired by Court Square Capital Partners.[7][8]
Veregy is listed by the U.S. Department of Energy as an energy service company holding a DOE Generation 4 (Gen4) indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) contract.[9]
History
In June 2019, Bow River Capital announced the creation of Veregy as a trade name following the combination of six portfolio companies, naming Midstate Energy (Phoenix, Arizona), Urban Energy Solutions (Tempe, Arizona), Control Technology & Solutions (St. Louis, Missouri), Johnson-Melloh Solutions (Indianapolis, Indiana), Dynamix Energy Services (Columbus, Ohio), and Dynamix Engineering (Columbus, Ohio).[1][10]
In November 2020, Court Square Capital Partners acquired Veregy from Bow River Capital; financial terms were not disclosed in the public announcement coverage.[7][8]
Services
NAESCO describes Veregy as offering energy efficiency upgrades, performance contracting, commissioning, controls, engineering services, solar generation, and battery storage for public- and private-sector clients.[2]
Accreditations and affiliations
- DOE ESPC Gen4 IDIQ: The U.S. Department of Energy lists Veregy, LLC as a holder of a DOE ESPC Generation 4 (Gen4) IDIQ contract.[9]
- NAESCO: Veregy appears in NAESCO's directory of accredited companies as an Energy Service Provider (ESP).[2]
- Industry leadership: NAESCO has identified Wes Walker (CEO of Veregy) as Chair of the NAESCO Officers list, and NAESCO has published a release describing his re-election to that role in 2024.[11][12]
- Solar Power World supplier directory: Solar Power World includes a supplier-directory profile for Veregy (Phoenix, Arizona) that lists company details and notes its placement in Solar Power World’s contractor rankings within the directory entry.[13]
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ESPC MATOC IV: In June 2025, the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville stated that it awarded a $3 billion ESPC Multiple Award Task Order Contract IV (MATOC IV) and listed Veregy LLC among the ESCOs awarded positions to compete for task orders.[14]
Selected projects
This section lists examples of projects where Veregy or a Veregy-affiliated company was publicly identified as a project partner by third-party organizations.
- St. Louis Public Library (Missouri): The St. Louis Public Library reported working with Veregy on solar photovoltaic installations and other energy efficiency upgrades at several branches (including Buder and Julia Davis).[15]
- Cartwright Elementary School District No. 83 (Arizona): Energy Services Media reported that the district executed a $40 million energy savings performance contract (ESPC) and identified Midstate Energy as completing the ESPC, describing Midstate Energy as a Veregy company.[16]
- Arlington Municipal Airport (Washington): Local reporting in 2024 described the City of Arlington and Arlington Municipal Airport partnering with Veregy on a solar array project.[17][18]
- Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport (Illinois): Midwest Flyer Magazine reported that the Springfield Airport Authority collaborated with Veregy on a solar array project announced in connection with a 2022 groundbreaking.[19] The airport has also described Veregy overseeing construction of the solar array on its website.[20] In 2024, Capitol City Now reported that the airport's solar project received an Airports Going Green award and noted collaboration with Veregy.[21]
See also
- Energy service company
- Energy performance contracting
- Energy savings performance contract