Recently Johnson Controls presented their Energy Efficiency Indicator survey, which polled 1,400 North American executives and managers about usage, plans and investments. The big news was that 52%, up from 46% a year ago, are planning to make capital investments in energy efficiency, while 60% are planning to make operating budget expenditures in efficiency programs over the next 12 months. However, there is a concern that limited capital would be available for investments to be made. Johnson Controls’ Clay Nesler, vice president, global energy and sustainability, Building Efficiency, and Dave Myer, president, Building Efficiency sat down with GlobeSt.com to discuss results of the survey and what it means for the future of sustainable commercial real estate.
GlobeSt.com: There has been a lot of discussion about water conservation lately. Did your survey touch on this at all?
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