$80 million in energy savings.
Now that's paradise.
With Hawai'i having the highest electricity prices in the United States, the University of Hawai'i Community Colleges
are taking action to conserve energy.
Working with Johnson Controls, the community college system is upgrading five of its campuses. Improvements
include energy-efficient lighting, heating, ventilation and air conditioning upgrades, and a Metasys® building
management system to monitor and control energy use. Additionally, solar photovoltaic and solar hot water systems
take advantage of the islands' abundant sunshine.
These improvements are expected to save $80 million over 20 years, preserving more funds for education. Carbon
emissions will be reduced by 5,200 metric tons, complementing Hawai'i's respect for the land. And students and
faculty benefit from more comfortable learning environments and sustainability education programs provided by
Johnson Controls. Aloha paradise!
Johnson Controls makes buildings work more efficiently, sustainably and profitably, and we can do the same for your
campus. After all, when buildings work better, people work better. Visit MakeYourBuildingsWork.com.
