SERVICE REGIONS
MISSOURI
LOCAL EXPERTISE
PROVIDING COST-EFFICIENT ENERGY SOLUTIONS FOR MISSOURI
Missouri faces unique challenges from economic pressures and aging infrastructure that can complicate building efficiency. At Veregy, we understand that maintaining control over costs while achieving energy efficiency goals is more crucial than ever. We manage the risks our clients face by offering guaranteed pricing and expert project management, ensuring your investments are protected.
Veregy Missouri Office
St. Louis
16647 Chesterfield Grove Rd
Suite #200
Chesterfield, MO 63005
Veregy Missouri Office
St. Louis
1904 Bubba Lane
Jefferson City, MO 65109
Veregy Missouri Office
St. Louis
313 Park Central West
Springfield, MO 65806
Local Government
Local governments across Missouri are faced with balancing fiscal responsibility with the growing demand for modern, efficient, and resilient infrastructure. Veregy’s holistic approach to energy and infrastructure solutions empowers local governments to achieve more with less. Through innovative energy efficiency projects, smart city integrations, and renewable energy installations, we help municipalities navigate budgetary constraints, enhance public services, and drive community development. From wastewater treatment plants to electric vehicle infrastructure, water meters to street lighting, Veregy offers a comprehensive suite of solutions meticulously crafted to address the unique needs of Missouri municipalities. Few facility renovation projects present as unique a challenge as the renovation of historic structures, such as Courthouses. These structures are more than just buildings; they are living, breathing embodiments of a community’s heritage and identity. Veregy is proud to partner with local governments in Missouri to restore their historic courthouses so that they may continue to serve the community for decades.
Aviation & Transportation
Veregy has helped more than 47 airports across 21 states adapt to their real-world situations with flexible and creative solutions. We provide airports with complete, beginning-to-end renewable energy solutions as a leading energy service company. From terminal renovations to HVAC upgrades, from net metering solar arrays to EV charging stations, Veregy’s airport solutions exemplify a dedication to efficiency, resilience, and cost savings. With over 30 years of energy efficiency expertise, we have the resources to develop custom strategies and solutions to meet your sustainability goals and objectives. From renewable energy to future-proof your facilities, to terminal renovations complete with HVAC upgrades and digital services to ensure everything continues to run optimally, at Veregy we have the solutions to meet your airport’s changing needs.
K-12
In Missouri, K-12 schools are navigating a landscape of funding constraints, educational equity, and the urgent need for modernized facilities to support advanced learning environments. Veregy is uniquely positioned to assist Missouri’s schools in overcoming these challenges by implementing energy-efficient solutions and smart building technologies that reduce operational costs and enhance educational outcomes. Leveraging cutting-edge sustainable design, technology, and behavior modification strategies, Veregy has a proven track record of success, having crafted state-of-the-art educational solutions across the nation. From HVAC and lighting to building automation and distributed energy, Veregy’s full suite of optimization solutions is poised to revolutionize Missouri’s K-12 schools.
Higher Education
Nestled within the diverse landscapes of Missouri lies a tapestry of higher education institutions, each poised at the intersection of tradition and innovation. With a keen focus on decarbonization, Veregy stands ready to assist colleges and universities in charting a course towards a greener, more sustainable future. Leveraging cutting-edge digital services, Veregy seamlessly integrates and manages campus building systems, optimizing energy usage and setting the stage for decarbonization. As higher education institutions face tightening budgets and growing demands for sustainable practices, Veregy stands as a trusted partner, offering turnkey solutions that not only enhance efficiency but also cultivate safe, healthy, and sustainable environments for students, faculty, and staff alike. Through a combination of innovation, expertise, and commitment to excellence, Veregy paves the way for Missouri’s higher education sector to thrive in an era defined by sustainability and fiscal responsibility.
MISSOURI PARTNERSHIPS







Veregy Projects
City of Perryville
Veregy developed a 2-Phase project approach for the City of Perryville’s Perry Park Center which provides a simplified, sustainable mechanical solution that renews the facility’s natatorium assets, lowers the long-term operational and maintenance costs, reduces the facility’s consumption of energy, and enhances the quality of the indoor environment.
Bowling Green ISD
Bowling Green R-I School District partnered with Veregy to address much needed facility renovations including poor indoor air quality (IAQ), comfort issues, excessive energy costs, and deferred maintenance.
BRANSON R-IV
Branson R-IV looked to Veregy to develop Facilities Master Plans that would save taxpayer dollars and create learning environments that can be enjoyed for many years to come. This project started with addressing the High School’s HVAC system and installing new roofing. cut carbon emissions, address deferred maintenance, and save over $52 million.
Adair Co. Courthouse
Veregy’s project with the Adair County Courthouse provides a sustainable solution that renews the facilities’ façade, lowers the long-term operational and maintenance costs, reduces the facility’s consumption of energy, and enhances the quality of the outdoor and indoor environment.
Mt. Vernon R-V
Mt. Vernon School District saw the positive impact of Phase 1 infrastructure upgrades in lighting, geothermal, and roofing with over $86,157 in annual energy savings. Additional phases went on to address multiple issues such as inefficient electrical systems, additional construction, HVAC upgrades, and updated controls systems.