Johnson Controls OpenBlue technologies to power Derwent London's drive towards Intelligent, Healthy and Sustainable Buildings
November 05, 2021 at 03:05 am EDT
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Johnson Controls announced that its OpenBlue digital platform technologies will be rolled out across Derwent London's portfolio. This rollout will drive the digital transformation of Derwent London's estate, enabling new possibilities for operational efficiency, occupant experiences and sustainability in one dynamic solution. After a successful pilot at its White Collar Factory building, Derwent London is adopting a suite of Johnson Controls OpenBlue technologies ? including OpenBlue Enterprise Manager and OpenBlue Central Utility Plant optimisation ? across 22 of its buildings in London. This represents approximately 55% of its total estate by area and includes Derwent London's net zero carbon development The Featherstone Building. OpenBlue Central Utility Plant is responsible for the efficient and effective management of the biggest consumer of a building's energy ? the Central Plant. Using AI and Machine Learning, the software constantly adjusts and optimises thousands of variables every 15 minutes, significantly reducing baseline energy load, while keeping occupants comfortable. Johnson Controls OpenBlue digital platform and services for optimising buildings are capable of driving significant improvements in energy efficiency and corresponding carbon emissions.
Johnson Controls International Plc specializes in the design, manufacturing and marketing of equipment for the regulation and safety of buildings. Net sales break down by family of products and services as follows:
- building regulation, integrated management and security equipment, systems and services (64.1%): refrigeration, ventilation, air conditioning, heating systems, access control systems, anti-intrusion, video surveillance, safety and protection devices and fire detection and suppression systems, etc. to commercial and industrial buildings. At the same time, the group provides installation and maintenance services. Net sales break down by geographic region between North America (60.1%), Europe/Middle East/Africa/Latin America (23.9%) and Asia/Pacific (16%);
- heating, air conditioning, refrigeration, fire protection and security systems for residential and commercial uses (35.9%).
Net sales break down by source of revenue between sales of products (75.6%) and services (24.4%).
Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: the United States (52.3%), Asia-Pacific (20.9%), Europe (18.2%) and other (8.6%).
JOHNSON CONTROLS INTERNATIONAL PLC 
