Johnson Controls provides sustainable solutions for Beijing’s Olympics

August 8, 2008—Johnson Controls has installed sustainable building solutions in 18 Olympic stadiums and supporting facilities, helping the 2008 Olympics in Beijing realize its goals to be the most green Olympics in history. Johnson Controls states that these solutions will bring new opportunity and help the country achieve its long-term energy saving and emission reduction goals.

From a Metasys building management system to chillers and variable speed drives, Johnson Controls’ solutions cover 123 million square feet of Olympics grounds, monitoring more than 58,000 points in stadiums and office buildings. As a result, the 2008 Beijing Olympics will be the first to generate significant energy and operational savings through sustainability solutions, says Johnson Controls.

Incorporating sustainable solutions into the 2008 Beijing Olympics is part of an overall strategy to create a green Beijing. The solutions featured at the Olympic facilities will generate long-term savings for the city and will be used for sporting and cultural events for years to come.

China is the world’s second biggest market for the building control and HVAC services industries and is predicted to quickly become the largest in the world. Johnson Controls is developing solutions that bring energy efficient, environmentally friendly products and systems to customers such as the Administration Building of Beijing Planning Board, Shanghai World Financial Center and Guangzhou Higher Education MegaCenter.

For more information visit Johnson Controls Web site.

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