
Performance Management

Implementing best practices in operations can significantly improve building efficiency. Today’s technologies create unprecedented energy data for analysis and action. The performance of building systems, operational changes and maintenance efforts can be tracked over time. These technology tools will be transformative if we continue to evolve our energy management practices, review the data, build our plans and act on new information. The goal? Bringing people and technology together to improve building performance.
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2011 EEI: China News Release
Topic(s) 22nd Annual Energy Efficiency Forum Promotes Energy Security and Economic Growth
Availability of financing and incentives are among the key elements to driving increased energy efficiency in buildings, according to leaders who attended the North America Energy Efficiency Forum. The June 2011 forum in Washington, D.C. was co-sponsored by Johnson Controls and the U.S. Energy Association and examined how advanced efficiency technologies, energy policies and consumer education can...
2011 Energy Efficiency Indicator Global Survey Discussion
In June 2011, the Johnson Controls Institute for Building Efficiency in partnership with the International Facility Management Association and the Urban Land Institute released the fifth annual Energy Efficiency Indicator Global Survey at the 22nd Annual Energy Efficiency Forum in Washington, D.C., an event held at the National Press Club and co-sponsored by the United States Energy Association...
2011 EEI Survey, CHINA: Energy Efficiency Continues to Gain Importance
While energy efficiency in China is strong and steadily growing in importance, considerable challenges remain. The 2011 Energy Efficiency Indicator survey shows that interest in China in energy efficiency is clearly rising - along with increasing energy prices, concern for energy security, and the emergence of new government policies. At the same time, the survey again illuminates the financial...
The Second Annual Euro-Mediterranean Energy Efficiency Forum
Energy productivity in manufacturing, the digital economy, regional cooperation, the cost reduction opportunities of whole building retrofits and a range of other topics were under discussion at the second annual Euro-Mediterranean Energy Efficiency Forum, held in Monaco on 10 and 11 May. The event, organized by the Climate Group, The Prince Albert the Second of Monaco Foundation and Johnson...
Data Matters: Importance of the U.S. CBEC Survey
In the buildings sector, data enables decision-making. Organizations that measure and manage their energy use are more likely to implement energy efficiency improvements.1 Good data on commercial building energy use enables owners to compare themselves to their peers and can also allow them to earn energy efficiency labeling and differentiate their properties in the real estate market. Data...
2011 Energy Efficiency Indicator Global Survey Results
To help accelerate the transformation to a more energy efficient and sustainable built environment, it is critical to understand the priorities and challenges facing executive decision makers. The annual Energy Efficiency Indicator (EEI) survey asks executives responsible for energy use and real estate decisions about their management practices, investment plans, technology integration and...
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2011 EEI: China Regional Summary
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2011 EEI: China Results Presentation
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