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Johnson Controls project cut village emissions by about 43%, task force says
Summary
The village reported Phase 1 results from a Johnson Controls energy-performance contract: a 2019 baseline of 1,675.5 metric tons CO2 and documented reductions of roughly 719 metric tons (a 43% reduction), with measures mapped to multiple Climate Smart actions.
Coordinator Lori Develin presented Johnson ControlsPhase 1 results and said the audit, installations and measurement-and-verification processes support multiple Climate Smart Communities actions. "The baseline greenhouse gas emissions were 1,675.5 metric tons of CO2," Develin read, and she reported what the task force described as a 43% reduction below the baseline after Phase 1 work.
Develin listed project measures credited in the documentation: interior and exterior LED retrofits at municipal buildings, HVAC upgrades, building-envelope work, municipal water-conservation measures at the Patchogue Theater, street-light retrofits and rooftop and carport photovoltaic installations. She said the village has certificates of completion, warranty manuals and monitoring capability to document the claims for the CSC program.
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