Energy Infrastructure

$ 6 .5B

Projected 2026 Revenue

6,000 +

Projects Completed Across North America

48

Offices Nationwide

75 %

Repeat Client Revenue

Market Overview

ARCO/Murray partners with energy developers, utilities, and industrial operators to build infrastructure supporting on-site power generation, energy storage, and grid interconnection. Our experience includes renewable natural gas (RNG) facilities, microgrids, battery energy storage systems (BESS), balance of plant and interconnection infrastructure for grid-connected and behind-the-meter applications (BTM).

These projects require coordination across process systems, power infrastructure, controls, and utility interfaces. We work closely with developers, engineers, and equipment providers to align system design with procurement, constructability, and interconnection requirements, supporting efficient delivery and reliable long-term performance.

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Featured Projects

Confidential Biogas Upgrading Facility Milton, PA

Confidential Biogas Upgrading Systems Buffalo, NY

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Confidential Anaerobic Digestion Facility Saint Albans, VT

Rendering of New Energy Blue Freedom Biomass Refinery

New Energy Blue Freedom Biomass Refinery Mason City, Iowa

In Design

Our Approach

Energy infrastructure projects require coordination across developers, engineers, equipment providers, utilities, and regulatory stakeholders. Generation, storage, and interconnection must be aligned early to support constructability, procurement, and phased system energization.

Our approach integrates engineering, procurement, and construction with in-house power, electrical, and controls teams. We work alongside developers and technology providers to align system design with equipment selection, utility requirements, and construction sequencing, supporting efficient delivery of complex energy systems.

By coordinating generation, storage, and grid interconnection as a single system, we streamline procurement of long-lead equipment, manage utility interfaces, and support commissioning and startup. This approach reduces delivery risk and ensures systems perform reliably under real operating conditions.

Integrated EPC Delivery
Engineering, procurement, and construction are aligned to support complex, system-driven energy projects.
Power & Systems Integration
Generation, storage, interconnection, and controls are coordinated as a single, integrated system.
Strategic Equipment Procurement
Direct coordination with OEMs supports long-lead equipment planning and procurement alignment.
Utility & Interconnection Coordination
Teams manage utility interfaces, substation requirements, and grid tie-in coordination throughout delivery.
Commissioning & System Startup
Construction sequencing aligns with testing, controls integration, and phased energization.