The installation included a 227-kW solar photovoltaic array on the school’s roof, a wood pellet boiler to supply most of the school’s heating needs, and replacement of 42 classroom ventilators and all the windows that are original to the 1961 portion of the building

The 6-, 8-, 12-, 14-, 16-, and 24-ton VRF heat pump systems feature inverter compressor technology with highly efficient heating function down to minus 13°F ambient air temperature due to scroll compressor and liquid-injection technologies. 

Additionally, Capital Heating & Cooling completed the installation of two Luxaire packaged heating and cooling units, ductwork for the units, and a Luxaire ductless mini-split system.

The evolution of energy systems was highlighted at the 2016 Energy Efficiency Forum in Washington on June 23 at the National Press Club.

Johnson Controls will integrate the building automation systems, as well as fire and life safety systems, at the Golden 1 Center – the future home of the Sacramento Kings.

These single-package rooftop units are available in 50- to 65-ton cooling capacities. The units offer double-wall construction, single-point power connection, and efficiency ratings that exceed ASHRAE 90.1 standards. 

This addition to the Champion Direct Replacement rooftop solution features advanced controls and an optional Mobile Access Portal (MAP) Gateway and fault detection and diagnostics (FDD). 

Johnson Controls and the U.S. Energy Association are set to host the 27th Annual Energy Efficiency Forum on June 23. 

Building partnerships and engaging communities were the key themes that emerged from the second Georgetown University Energy Prize workshop held in Palo Alto, CA, and hosted by Johnson Controls.

As Johnson Controls celebrates this significant milestone, the company has extended its sponsorship by committing an additional $750,000 to the wish-granting organization from 2015 through 2017.