April 6, 2010
Johnson Controls GHG Intensity Climbs in 2009, After 2008 Drop
Because of reduced revenue and productivity, greenhouse gas emissions intensity rose in 2009 for Johnson Controls. In fact, the firm is estimated to exceed its 2012 GHG intensity target in 2009, after coming in under the target in 2008, according to the firm’s 2009 Environmental Leadership report (PDF).
In 2009, Johnson Controls emitted more than 50 metric tons of CO2 equivalents per million dollars in revenue. That’s up from less than 45 MT in 2008 (see image).
To reduce internal emissions, the company has been renovating its Milwaukee, Wis., headquarters, at a….
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