WEC Hamburg Marc Van Meldert April 14-15,2005 Johnson Controls, Inc. Reducing Green House Gas Emissions by Improving Energy Efficiency.

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WEC Hamburg Marc Van Meldert April 14-15,2005 Johnson Controls, Inc. Reducing Green House Gas Emissions by Improving Energy Efficiency

Johnson Controls: Today  Ranked 71 th in Fortune 500  26.6 billion in sales  123,000 employees  Over 500 facilities  In 51 countries

Global supplier of  Automotive interiors  Lead acid batteries  Facility management and controls Johnson Controls: Today 3

Energy Use Creates Greenhouse Gases Carbon Dioxide from Fossil Fuel Combustion 82% Other Carbon Dioxide 2% Methane 9% Nitrous Oxide 5% HFCs, PFCs and SF 2% Source: Energy Information Administration Emissions of Greenhouse Gases in the United States 2001 GHG Emissions Transportation 27% Buildings 36% Industrial 37% Source: Energy Information Administration “Emissions of Greenhouse Gases in the United States 1998 Energy Use

Getting accurate data, especially GHG data is not obvious, whilst effective emissions management is only possible with useful information Accurate Data

GHG Emissions Management

GHG Emissions Information

Benefits of having data in one place

Examples of Improvement (1) Optimise Energy Efficiency in Buildings

Examples of Improvement (2) Refrigerants used in industrial cooling applications

Examples of Improvement (3) Powerframe Battery Production Technology

Examples of Improvement (4) Car Seat Design: Reduce Weight Use of Al, Mg Frame structure Flatter seats Lighter fabric Analyse use of features Frame structure