News Release: 2011 Energy Efficiency Indicator India Results

India leads world in importance placed on building efficiency according to results of third annual Johnson Controls survey.

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News Release: 2011 Energy Efficiency Indicator China Results

China increases focus on energy efficiency - Johnson Controls survey shows national policy mandates, rising energy prices driving Chinese companies to implement more energy efficiency measures in buildings.

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News Release: 2011 Energy Efficiency Indicator Global Results

Energy management continues to gain importance around the world according to a global survey of nearly 4,000 CEOs, CFOs, real estate executives, facility managers and engineers, and sustainability managers. However, there are 5 key barriers to reaching energy efficiency goals, which prove to exist in varying degrees in every region surveyed. The 2011 EEI Global Survey conducted by the Institute for Johnson Controls in partnership with IFMA and ULI explores the drivers and barriers to energy efficiency around the world.

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News Release: 2011 Energy Efficiency Indicator: Europe Results

The Institute for Building Efficiency’s fifth annual Energy Efficiency Indicator survey for Europe shows increasing interest in energy efficiency among facility executives with rising energy prices, concern for energy security, and expectations of more government policies that mandate energy savings and greenhouse gas reductions. Still, many of the 857 respondents from six countries cited persistent barriers to energy efficiency in the form of financial constraints and lack of staff expertise to complete projects.

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Institute for Building Efficiency Joins European BUILD UP Initiative

A new partnership with European Commission’s BUILD UP initiative enables the IBE to access building energy efficiency best practices and success stories from Europe as well as share original news, resources and case studies with the European community. BUILD UP is an interactive web portal for building professionals, public authorities and building occupants who want to share their experiences on how best save energy in buildings.

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GridWise Awards IBE's Kelly Smith for Outstanding Technical Paper

The GridWise® Architecture Council, or GWAC, recognized four outstanding technical papers at this year’s Grid Interop Forum. Kelly Smith's paper on Scaling Demand Response through Interoperability in Commercial Buildings took top honors for the Business and Policy category.

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India leads the world in importance placed on energy efficiency in buildings

Business leaders throughout India place greater importance on energy efficiency in their facilities than do those in any other major country, yet stated importance has dropped slightly since 2009.

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China leads the world in planned energy efficiency investments

Organizations surveyed in China are more likely to be planning energy efficiency investments over the next 12 months than any other major country included in the Global EEI survey. Motivators include cost reduction, climate change, enhancing public image, and retaining and attracting customers.

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2010 Healthcare Sector Energy Efficiency Indicator

Johnson Controls Institute for Building Efficiency survey indicates Healthcare sector more likely to invest in energy efficiency; Investment driven by cost savings, brand enhancement but constrained by limited capital availability.

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Energy Efficiency Indicator Global Results News Release - June 3, 2010

Despite a global recession, investment levels in energy efficiency have remained strong according to the Energy Efficiency Indicator (EEI) released by Johnson Controls.

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Johnson Controls Launches Institute for Building Efficiency

Grounded in Johnson Controls’ 125 years of global experience developing and deploying advanced building technologies and services, the Institute for Building Efficiency will produce timely research that explores critical issues in high performance buildings and smart energy systems. The new Institute will be led by Jennifer Layke, with a global team of Johnson Controls experts and a network of expert advisors and contributors from leading institutions around the world.

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