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Posted: February 20, 2014
Kent and Lynch of Jones Lang LaSalle sign Energy Services Group to 28,645 s/f at 141 Longwater Drive - Owned by Foxrock Properties
Jones Lang LaSalle completed a long-term lease of 28,645 s/f of first class office space to Energy Service Group (ESG) at 141 Longwater Dr. ESG will occupy part of the first floor in the 80,000 s/f office and medical office building in Assinippi Park. ESG was represented by Jones Lang LaSalle executive vice president Tom Kent and vice president Sean Lynch. The owner of 141 Longwater Dr. is Foxrock Properties
The space will serve as ESG's new Massachusetts headquarters. Occupancy is scheduled for May. ESG is moving from 400 Hingham St. in Rockland. ESG provides flexible, scalable, end-to-end business process solutions for large and small retail energy suppliers and utilities. ESG's customized back-office solutions allow client's to streamline operations, maintain regulatory compliance and maximize profitability.
The success of ESG's clients has in turn helped ESG achieve consistent growth since its launch in 1997. Today, ESG serves more than 100 retail energy suppliers and utilities in the US. They, in turn, market or deliver energy to millions.
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