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Clean Technology Analyst Day
On June 10, 2010, Johnson Controls hosted nearly 60 analysts at its Glendale, Wisconsin corporate headquarters for a Clean Technology Analyst Day.
The all-day event provided an in-depth review of Johnson Controls clean technology offerings for commercial buildings and hybrid vehicles. Clean technology refers to products or services that improve operational performance, productivity, or efficiency while reducing costs, energy consumption, waste or pollution. Johnson Controls is the world’s largest provider of energy efficiency solutions for commercial buildings and a leading provider of lithium-ion batteries for hybrid vehicles.
Presentations by executive management were followed by four breakout sessions, providing an interactive, small-group environment on key topics. Breakout session subjects include: performance contracting / bundled solutions / renewable energy; the potential market impact of legislation and regulation on building energy efficiency and vehicle fuel efficiency; current and future HVAC energy efficiency technologies; and hybrid vehicle battery technologies.
The all-day event provided an in-depth review of Johnson Controls clean technology offerings for commercial buildings and hybrid vehicles. Clean technology refers to products or services that improve operational performance, productivity, or efficiency while reducing costs, energy consumption, waste or pollution. Johnson Controls is the world’s largest provider of energy efficiency solutions for commercial buildings and a leading provider of lithium-ion batteries for hybrid vehicles.
Presentations by executive management were followed by four breakout sessions, providing an interactive, small-group environment on key topics. Breakout session subjects include: performance contracting / bundled solutions / renewable energy; the potential market impact of legislation and regulation on building energy efficiency and vehicle fuel efficiency; current and future HVAC energy efficiency technologies; and hybrid vehicle battery technologies.
Presentations
Johnson Controls, Building Efficiency and Power Solutions overviewsSteve Roell, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
Dave Myers, President, Building Efficiency
Alex Molinaroli, President, Building Efficiency
Performance Contracting / Bundled offerings and renewables
Iain Campbell, Vice President, General Manager, Global Energy and WorkPlace Solutions
Legislation as an enabler
Mark Wagner, Vice President, Government Relations
Clay Nesler, Vice President, Global Energy and Sustainability
Energy efficiency technology for commercial buildings
Santiago Perez, Vice President, Global Business Lines and Operations
Laura Farnham, Vice President, Controls LOB
Hybrid vehicles
Craig Ribgy, Vice President, Global Product Engineering
Kim Metcalf-Kupres, Vice President, Global Sales and Marketing, Power Solutions
Santiago Perez, Vice President, Global Business Lines and Operations
Laura Farnham, Vice President, Controls LOB
Hybrid vehicles
Craig Ribgy, Vice President, Global Product Engineering
Kim Metcalf-Kupres, Vice President, Global Sales and Marketing, Power Solutions
