Building EfficiencyEfficiency Now June 2011

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With a focus on creating a more comfortable, safe and sustainable world, our monthly newsletter keeps you updated on our latest products, services and community involvement.

22nd Annual Energy Efficiency Forum a Success
Leading policymakers, energy experts, and elected officials gathered on June 16 in Washington D.C. at the 22nd annual conference, sponsored by U.S. Energy Association and Johnson Controls. Read about the keynote speakers, panels, and discussions around this year’s theme, “Energy Efficiency: The Smart Path to Energy Security and Economic Growth”.

2011 Energy Efficiency Indicator Global Survey
The Institute conducted a survey of nearly 4,000 CEOs, CFOs, real estate executives, facility managers and engineers, and sustainability managers, which identified 5 key barriers to reaching energy efficiency goals. Read the results to learn what’s driving and preventing energy efficiency on a global scale.

BUILDINGS THAT WORK
12984 A great university emerges from a disastrous hurricane, with $71 million in energy savings.

After Hurricane Katrina hit, Tulane University’s campus needed to revive more than 40 buildings, or students may never come back. In less than six months, an incredible 87 percent of the student population returned to an upgraded campus.

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