Johnson Controls has introduced OpenBlue Net Zero Buildings as a Service, which will provide a one-stop shop for companies looking to achieve net zero carbon and renewable energy goals.
The offering recognises customers’ need for assistance in making these goals easier to plan, execute, track and achieve.
George Oliver, chairman and CEO of Johnson Controls, said: “The need for making net zero leadership easier to achieve is immediate and greater than ever. Buildings represent about 40% of global emissions and Johnson Controls is uniquely positioned to help customers around the world pursue their net zero carbon goals.
“Our proprietary research echoes the demand, prioritisation and urgency for support that businesses, governments and global leaders are calling for. Our As a Service model looks to provide our customers with guaranteed outcomes and risk management models to achieve emission reduction commitments that ultimately lead to healthier buildings, people, places and the planet.”
The OpenBlue Net Zero Buildings as a Service portfolio includes a full spectrum of sustainability offerings tailored to schools, campuses, data centres, healthcare facilities as well as commercial and industry players. Understanding the market trends, unique industry requirements and investment pitfalls is an important element in making large sustainability decisions.
Johnson Controls helps customers stay abreast of important trends and technology innovations that feed into a customised roadmap highlighting opportunities and managing risks and uncertainties against a rapidly changing regulatory environment.
The OpenBlue Net Zero Advisor will deliver real-time, AI-driven tracking and reporting of sustainability metrics, helping facilities managers ensure and prove the net zero carbon reduction and renewable energy impact of their buildings.
To learn more about OpenBlue Net Zero Buildings as a Service, visit: johnsoncontrols.com/openblue/net-zero-buildings
