Aug. 12, 2008: Johnson Controls Helps 2008 Beijing Olympics Go Green
MILWAUKEE - Johnson Controls announced that it has installed sustainable building solutions in 18 Olympic stadiums and supporting facilities, helping the 2008 Olympics in Beijing realize its goals to be the greenest Olympics in history.
From the Metasys® building management system to chillers and variable speed drives, Johnson Controls’ solutions cover 123 million square feet of Olympics grounds, monitoring more than 58,000 points in stadiums and office buildings. As a result, says the company, the 2008 Beijing Olympics will be the first to generate significant energy and operational savings through sustainability solutions.
“Johnson Controls is working with governments, manufacturers, and businesses throughout China to improve energy efficiency and sustainability,” said Steve Roell, chairman and chief executive officer, Johnson Controls. “China is showing the world its commitment to energy efficiency and environmental protection. We know that China’s green investments today, such as those for the Olympics, will bring new opportunity and help the country achieve its long-term energy saving and emission reduction goals.”
Incorporating sustainability solutions into the 2008 Beijing Olympics is part of an overall strategy to create a green Beijing. The solutions featured at the Olympic facilities will generate long-term savings for the city and will be used for sporting and cultural events for years to come.
Johnson Controls solutions within the Olympic venues include:
• National Stadium, or Bird’s Nest: York dual-duty brine centrifugal chillers, ice thermal storage system, and chiller plant automation system
• National Indoor Stadium, or Turtle’s Back: York centrifugal chillers connecting to Metasys building management system
• CCTV Headquarters Building, or collaboration building: York centrifugal chillers, dual-duty brine centrifugal chillers, and ice-thermal storage system, connected to Metasys building management system
• Beijing Olympic Tower: York centrifugal chillers and a variable speed drive
• Beijing International Airport Terminal 3: York centrifugal chillers
• National Convention Center: York air handling units
• Laoshan Velodrome: Metasys building management system
• Beijing Olympic Green Tennis Court: Metasys building management system
• Peking University Gymnasium: Metasys building management system
• Beijing University of Technology Gymnasium: Metasys building management system
• Beijing Olympic Park Central Zone: Metasys building management system
• Beijing Olympic Forest Park: Metasys building management system
• Beijing Workers’ Gymnasium: York centrifugal chillers and a chiller plant automation system
• Beijing University of Aeronautics & Astronautics Gymnasium: York centrifugal chillers, York screw chillers, and a chiller plant automation system
• Qingdao Olympic Sailing Center: York centrifugal chillers
• Tianjin Olympic Center Stadium: Metasys building management system
• Tianjin Olympic Games Organizing Committee Office Building: York fan coils and thermostats and York air-cooled/air-source heat pump systems
• Shanghai Stadium: York centrifugal chillers
For additional information, visit www.johnsoncontrols.com.
Publication date: 08/11/2008
From the Metasys® building management system to chillers and variable speed drives, Johnson Controls’ solutions cover 123 million square feet of Olympics grounds, monitoring more than 58,000 points in stadiums and office buildings. As a result, says the company, the 2008 Beijing Olympics will be the first to generate significant energy and operational savings through sustainability solutions.
“Johnson Controls is working with governments, manufacturers, and businesses throughout China to improve energy efficiency and sustainability,” said Steve Roell, chairman and chief executive officer, Johnson Controls. “China is showing the world its commitment to energy efficiency and environmental protection. We know that China’s green investments today, such as those for the Olympics, will bring new opportunity and help the country achieve its long-term energy saving and emission reduction goals.”
Incorporating sustainability solutions into the 2008 Beijing Olympics is part of an overall strategy to create a green Beijing. The solutions featured at the Olympic facilities will generate long-term savings for the city and will be used for sporting and cultural events for years to come.
Johnson Controls solutions within the Olympic venues include:
• National Stadium, or Bird’s Nest: York dual-duty brine centrifugal chillers, ice thermal storage system, and chiller plant automation system
• National Indoor Stadium, or Turtle’s Back: York centrifugal chillers connecting to Metasys building management system
• CCTV Headquarters Building, or collaboration building: York centrifugal chillers, dual-duty brine centrifugal chillers, and ice-thermal storage system, connected to Metasys building management system
• Beijing Olympic Tower: York centrifugal chillers and a variable speed drive
• Beijing International Airport Terminal 3: York centrifugal chillers
• National Convention Center: York air handling units
• Laoshan Velodrome: Metasys building management system
• Beijing Olympic Green Tennis Court: Metasys building management system
• Peking University Gymnasium: Metasys building management system
• Beijing University of Technology Gymnasium: Metasys building management system
• Beijing Olympic Park Central Zone: Metasys building management system
• Beijing Olympic Forest Park: Metasys building management system
• Beijing Workers’ Gymnasium: York centrifugal chillers and a chiller plant automation system
• Beijing University of Aeronautics & Astronautics Gymnasium: York centrifugal chillers, York screw chillers, and a chiller plant automation system
• Qingdao Olympic Sailing Center: York centrifugal chillers
• Tianjin Olympic Center Stadium: Metasys building management system
• Tianjin Olympic Games Organizing Committee Office Building: York fan coils and thermostats and York air-cooled/air-source heat pump systems
• Shanghai Stadium: York centrifugal chillers
For additional information, visit www.johnsoncontrols.com.
Publication date: 08/11/2008
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