- The document summarizes the key findings from the 2009 Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator survey. It discusses increasing interest in energy efficiency but tempered investment levels due to economic and regulatory uncertainty. It also outlines the top efficiency measures facilities are taking like switching to efficient lighting and adjusting HVAC controls. Speakers from organizations like Oak Ridge National Labs and the Empire State Building discuss case studies of energy efficiency projects.

1. Energy Efficiency Indicator 2009 Findings May 6, 2009

2. Introduction and Welcome 2008 Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator C. David Myers President Building Efficiency Johnson Controls Clay Nesler Vice President Global Energy & Sustainability Johnson Controls Don Albinger Vice President Renewable Energy Solutions Johnson Controls

8. Who We Surveyed Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator 1422… Total number of respondents

11. Efficiency has never been more important

14. Holding Back on Investments Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator

19. Jimmy Stone, Oak Ridge Nat’l. Labs Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator

21. We incorporate energy efficiency into the design of our facilities Natural gas condensing boilers (98% efficient) Daylighting and reflective roof Solar lighting Building management systems

22. Sustainable landscaping contributes to a vibrant campus Walking trail Quadrangle area Pond cleanup and wildlife management Native landscaping

27. We are transforming our West Campus with sustainable techniques Managed by UT-Battelle for the U.S. Department of Energy JCI_0904

28. Jennifer Dettman, Manpower Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator

29. Manpower Sustainable Initiatives & Energy Efficiency

35. Tim Clancy, Empire State Building Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator

36. Empire State Building Case Study Cost-Effective Greenhouse Gas Reductions via Whole-Building Retrofits

39. 8 KEY MEASURES ranging from base building retrofits to tenant engagement 38% Total Savings

44. Media Q & A

45. Energy Efficiency Indicator 2009 Findings

46. Appendix Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator

47. Who we surveyed Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator

48. Who we surveyed Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator

49. Efficiency has never been more important Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator

50. Efficiency has never been more important When tackling climate, leaders choosing efficiency first

51. Efficiency and environment both important Cost the greater motivation, but environment important too

52. Green building goals Seeking certification or green elements more often Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator

53. But planned investment is declining Do you expect to make energy efficiency improvements over the next 12 months... Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator

54. But planned investment is declining Investing a smaller fraction of their facilities capital budgets Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator

55. and reported action is also declining Doing less across the board Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator

56. Energy price uncertainty Wide divergence in expectations for energy prices; For those expecting a rise, average is 14% Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator

57. Regulatory uncertainty Expecting more sticks and carrots for investing in efficiency Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator

58. Energy Efficiency Indicator 2009 Findings