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- COVID-19 pulse survey
COVID-19 pulse survey
Improving occupant health and safety while reducing energy costs during both pandemic and “new normal” occupancy conditions are high priorities for commercial, institutional and industrial facility executives in the U.S.

2020 Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator Study
The percentage of organizations saying that improving occupant health and wellness was an extremely or very important driver of investment increased from 62 percent to 74 percent in 2020.
Flexibility, health and safety drive COVID-19 building investments
With the pandemic, facility managers have new concerns about building health, changing their motivation for building investments. Increasing building flexibility to respond to coronavirus and other emergency conditions was second in priority only to cost savings in driving investment during the pandemic.
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