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Johnson Controls expanded its Holme, Denmark heat pump and chiller plant, adding 2,300 square meters of production space and a 1,800 square meter test center, doubling capacity and creating more than 100 local jobs.
Johnson Controls opened the expanded Holme facility near Aarhus, Denmark, doubling heat pump production capacity and adding a test centre. The project is expected to create more than 100 local jobs.
Falu Energi & Vatten awarded a contract for a 2.4-2.6 MW liquid-cooled compressor chiller for district cooling production in Falun, Sweden, to five winners including Carrier and Johnson Controls. The total awarded value is 27,477,904 SEK, about 2.5 million EUR.
Johnson Controls has started work on expanding its Sabroe chiller and heat pump manufacturing facility in Holme near Aarhus, Denmark, adding 2,300 square metres of production capacity and a test centre, with completion scheduled for early 2026 and over 100 new jobs.
Johnson Controls is expanding its Holme heat pump and chiller facility near Aarhus, Denmark, adding 2,300 square meters of production capacity and a customer and test center. The investment is expected to create over 100 jobs and be completed by early 2026.
Johnson Controls is expanding production at its Izmir, Türkiye plant with a three-million-dollar investment that triples capacity for commercial heat pumps serving European customers.
Johnson Controls unveiled its global manufacturing center for York M multistage centrifugal compressors at its Wuxi factory in China, announced August 15, 2024.
Aliaxis signed a definitive agreement on August 13, 2024 to acquire the manufacturing assets of Johnson Controls' CPVC pipe and fittings business for residential and light commercial sprinkler systems, located in Huntsville, Alabama, with annual revenue of about $100 million. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Johnson Controls plans to expand heat-pump manufacturing at three U.S. plants with more than $33 million in federal funding plus matching funds, pushing output above 200,000 units a year and creating close to 1,000 jobs. Final contracts with the Department of Energy were not yet signed.
Johnson Controls will install four 15 MW heat pumps at Hamburg's Dradenau wastewater treatment site to feed fossil-free heat into Hamburg Energie's district heating network from 2025, saving about 66,000 tons of CO2 a year.
Johnson Controls announced its acquisition of M&M Carnot, a maker of CO2-based industrial refrigeration equipment with low GWP, based in Annapolis, Maryland and Trois Rivières, Quebec. Announced June 2023.
Johnson Controls agreed to supply four 15 MW heat pumps for Hamburg Wasser's Dradenau wastewater treatment plant, feeding district heating for Hamburger Energiewerke from about 2025. The project is expected to save around 66,000 tonnes of CO2 a year.
Johnson Controls announced on January 13, 2023 its acquisition of Hybrid Energy AS, a Lysaker, Norway maker of high-temperature industrial heat pumps. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Johnson Controls and funds managed by Apollo Global Management announced a strategic partnership offering performance-based energy efficiency and smart building services with subscription-style fees to customers in the United States and Canada.
Johnson Controls International completed its acquisition of Silent-Aire, an Edmonton-based maker of custom air handlers and modular data centers. Silent-Aire will be reported within Johnson Controls' Global Products segment.
Johnson Controls Federal Systems has been awarded a $91 million project by the U.S. General Services Administration to upgrade HVAC, lighting, water and energy management systems in landmark federal buildings, with work over the next three years.
Johnson Controls announced it acquired Synchrony, a Roanoke, Virginia developer of active magnetic bearing technology, from Siemens Gas and Power. The deal closed November 1, 2019 and will improve its centrifugal chiller products.
