Albireo Energy, a leading independent building controls and energy services provider and a Huron Capital portfolio company, announced today that it has acqui...

Albireo Energy completes acquisition of PASCO Building Automation Systems, strengthens presence in upstate New York. Edison, NJ. - June 30, 2026 - Albireo Energy, a leading independent building controls and energy services provider and a Huron Capital portfolio company, announced today that it has acquired PASCO Building Automation Systems (PASCO). Headquartered in Liverpool, New York, PASCO serves customers across Syracuse, Rochester, Albany, Buffalo, and surrounding areas. The company brings deep expertise in serving commercial, education, and healthcare facilities, along with a long-standing reputation for quality and customer commitment dating back to 1972. "PASCO represents a strong strategic fit for Albireo Energy," said Kevin Baxter, CEO of Albireo Energy. "We've been impressed with the experienced team, established customer relationships, and deep roots in the upstate New York market. These attributes align closely with our capabilities and long-term growth strategy." The acquisition enhances Albireo Energy's Northeast footprint and expands its ability to serve a region characterized by a significant installed base of aging buildings in need of modernization. The market also benefits from ongoing investment in advanced manufacturing, emerging data center activity, and a stable base of institutional and commercial facility demand. By combining PASCO's regional expertise with Albireo Energy's national scale, customers will benefit from enhanced capabilities, including access to Albireo Energy's Managed Services Center, its technical center of excellence, the company's portfolio of Intelligent Services including alarm management, private cloud hosting, fault detection and diagnostics, as well as the ability to execute more complex projects in data centers, healthcare, biopharmaceuticals, and other markets. Jeff Munn, who has served as PASCO's President for the past 25 years and brings over 40 years of experience and affiliation with Alerton and Distech Controls, will continue to lead PASCO. "We're excited to build on PASCO's strengths and legacy of serving customers in the region while accelerating growth," said Munn. "Albireo Energy shares our commitment to customer focus, operational excellence, and investing in our people. Together, we are well positioned to deliver greater value to customers and expand our footprint across the region." About Albireo Energy. Albireo Energy is a leading independent building controls and energy services provider recognized by customers for creating intelligent, high-performance buildings. Albireo Energy, LLC help building owners and their teams make decisions about building automation that achieve operating performance, decarbonization, and sustainability goals. Its building performance experts design and deliver technology and service solutions that give building owners and operators maximum control of data centers, offices, hospitals, universities, manufacturing plants, and multi-use sites. Its work begins with engineering, project planning, and exceptional execution and extends through maintenance, monitoring, analytics, and energy procurement services. At Albireo Energy, its promise is to stay connected. For more information, visit https://albireoenergy.com. About PSACO Building Automation Systems. PASCO Building Automation Systems is a New York-based building automation and energy services provider recognized for delivering reliable, high-performance building solutions from design, installation, service, and ongoing optimization. PASCO designs and delivers building automation solutions across commercial, education, and healthcare facilities throughout Syracuse, Rochester, Albany, Buffalo, and the surrounding regions. For more information, visit https://pascobas.com

Albireo Energy strengthens presence in Arizona with local leadership and proven expertise. Albireo Energy, a leading independent provider of building automation and energy services, today announced the continued growth of its Arizona Division and the appointment of Carla Miller as Vice President and General Manager, Arizona. Albireo Energy entered the Arizona market through its acquisition of Control Engineering, a respected provider of building automation and energy solutions serving the region for decades. Building on that strong foundation, Albireo Energy now delivers the full breadth of its national capabilities to building owners, facility managers, engineers, and contractors across Arizona - helping organizations create smarter, safer, and more efficient buildings that perform better and cost less to operate. Operating from its offices at 8380 South Kyrene Road, Tempe and 4500 East Speedway Boulevard, Tucson, the Arizona Division has successfully executed projects across data centers, higher education campuses, healthcare facilities, commercial real estate, and critical infrastructure environments. These are environments where uptime, reliability, precision, and integration matter most. "We're proud to build on the strong legacy that Control Engineering created in this market," said Carla Miller, Vice President and General Manager, Arizona, Albireo Energy. "Our team brings together decades of local experience with the resources and expertise of a national organization. We help building owners, engineers, and facility managers design, operate, and maintain high-performance buildings that meet the evolving needs of Arizona's growing economy." With more than two decades of experience at Albireo Energy, Miller leads a dedicated Arizona-based team committed to delivering exceptional service and measurable results. Together, they're advancing Albireo Energy's mission: to make buildings more intelligent, sustainable, and responsive to the people and communities they serve. Albireo Energy provides building intelligence solutions, integrating automation, energy auditing, energy management, fire and life safety systems, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), and electrical power monitoring systems (EPMS) into unified, performance-driven platforms. The Arizona team works seamlessly across major OEM platforms - including Siemens, Tridium, and Honeywell - ensuring flexibility, compatibility, and long-term adaptability for customers. About Albireo Energy Albireo Energy is a leading independent building controls and energy services provider recognized by customers for creating intelligent, high-performance buildings. We help building owners and their teams make decisions about building automation that achieve operating performance, decarbonization, and sustainability goals. Our building performance experts design and deliver technology and service solutions that give building owners and operators maximum control of data centers, offices, hospitals, universities, manufacturing plants, and multi-use sites. Our work begins with engineering, project planning, and exceptional execution and extends through maintenance, monitoring, analytics, and energy procurement services. At Albireo Energy, our promise is to stay connected. For more information, visit https://albireoenergy.com. KYIV, Ukraine (AP) - Russia unleashed a massive combined attack on Kyiv early Friday, sparking fires and scattering debris across many districts of the capital, Mayor Vitali Klitschko said. At least 11 people were injured as emergency crews responded to multiple strikes, he said in a statement. Five people were hospitalized, including one man in critical condition and a pregnant woman, after a series of powerful explosions sounded in the city and airs defenses were activated. The attack on the capital was ongoing, officials said, urging residents to remain in shelters until the air raid alert is lifted. City authorities warned that power and water outages are possible. In the Darnytskyi district, debris landed in the yard of a residential building and on the grounds of an educational facility. A car caught fire after being hit by falling fragments. In the Dniprovskyi district, debris damaged three apartment buildings, a private household and caused a fire in an open area. In the Podilskyi district, five residential buildings and a nonresidential structure were damaged. In the Shevchenkivskyi district, falling debris sparked a fire in an open area near a medical facility and inside a nonresidential building. In the Holosiivskyi district, debris ignited a fire at a medical facility and damaged another nonresidential building. In the Desnianskyi district, fires were recorded in two residential buildings. In the Solomianskyi district, a fire broke out on the roof of a residential building. In the Sviatoshynskyi district, debris caused a fire in a private home. In the Kyiv region, Russian strikes damaged critical infrastructure and private homes, injuring at least one civilian, regional head Mykola Kalashnyk said. A 55-year-old man in Bila Tserkva suffered thermal burns and was hospitalized, he said. Fires broke out in private houses in the capital's suburbs. The strike came as European Union officials warned this week that Ukraine must continue to crack down on corruption following a major graft scandal that has put top nuclear energy officials under scrutiny. But they also offered assurances that aid will continue to flow as Kyiv strains to hold back Russia's invasion.