Powering the world's most important work at Climate Week NYC
September 20-27, 2026 | New York City

Powering performance in a more energy-constrained world

As energy demand rises and performance expectations grow, customers are under increasing pressure to use energy more efficiently. Johnson Controls helps organizations meet this challenge by creating the precise, energy-efficient environments their operations depend on. Combining advanced thermal management, deep domain expertise and lifecycle services, we help customers reduce energy intensity, strengthen operational resilience and achieve measurable business outcomes. From AI factories and life sciences facilities to research universities, we help organizations unlock greater value from every unit of energy consumed while advancing their sustainability goals and enabling the world's most important work.

Energy is becoming one of the defining constraints on growth. Organizations that can do more with every unit of energy will be better positioned to innovate, scale and compete. Johnson Controls helps customers overcome that constraint through energy-efficient, mission-critical environments that cannot fail.

We are hosting and participating in a variety of events:

Johnson Controls Speakers:

Jamie Cameron

Jamie Cameron

Vice President and General Manager, OpenBlue, Johnson Controls

dan daggett

Dan Daggett

Vice President, Sustainability,
Johnson Controls

Katie McGinty explains the emerging age of agility in energy with Fortune

Johnson Controls Vice President and Chief Sustainability and External Relations Officer discusses how waste heat in data centers is dually a challenge and opportunity for the global energy sector.
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Katie McGinty

Customers who are leading the way

Johnson Controls is helping customers win through cutting energy use and carbon emissions with precise thermal management solutions – enabling them to fulfill their important missions.

Children's of Alabama

While doing the important work of caring for children, the team at Children's of Alabama upgraded chillers and heat pumps reduced heating fuel needs by 69% and saved the hospital $700,000 in annual energy costs. Adding the AI‑enabled OpenBlue platform increased savings to nearly $900,000.
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childrens of Alabama hospital

Large scale heat pump powers cleaner heat

In Stuttgart Münster, Germany, large‑scale heat pumps now provide climate‑neutral heat to 10,000 households, cutting annual emissions by more than 15,000 metric tons of CO₂e, equivalent to taking 3,100 cars off the road for a year.
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EnBW Stuttgart

Spotlight on our commitment to sustainability​

Impact where it really matters

Our focus on sustainability is at the core of our business strategy and purpose. Learn more in our 2026 Sustainability Report

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Where it really matters