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From educational institutions and hospitals, to government and office buildings, Johnson Controls can make your building work more efficiently, sustainably and profitably.
Phoenix Children’s Hospital
Through a collaboration with Johnson Controls, Phoenix Children’s Hospital is saving energy and operating costs on its newly expanded facilities. The hospital will save $10.9 million in energy and operational costs over the next 15 years. By investing these savings toward what it does best—putting patient care above all else—the hospital is better able to serve the growing needs of this local community. View ad.
U.S. Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center
Facing a mission-critical situation in the Mojave Desert, the U.S. Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, California, had been impacted by power disruptions. Facing extreme temperatures, their challenge was to make the base energy self-sufficient and reduce costs. Their plan? To install Johnson Controls’ Metasys® building management system, which guarantees nearly $6.9 million in savings annually—$138 million over 20 years. View ad.
Agilent Technologies
Partnering with Johnson Controls Global Workplace Solutions, Agilent reinvented its real estate, energy and facilities management strategies. By reshaping workspace configurations, Agilent reduced its real estate costs, generating immediate savings across 11 million square feet of office and manufacturing space, at 220 locations, in 33 countries. View ad.
University of Massachusetts Amherst
The University of Massachusetts Amherst sets high standards. Not only is it a national research university, it is also committed to being one of the most sustainable. By collaborating with Johnson Controls, UMass is creating a more comfortable and environmentally friendly campus while reducing energy and operating costs. View ad.
Empire State Building
Thanks to a collaboration of Johnson Controls and other world-class experts, the Empire State Building is being retrofitted to make it over 38 percent more energy efficient. View ad.
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