DELIVERING ENERGY SAVINGS SOLUTIONS

FOR A SAFE AND SUSTAINABLE FUTURE

Johnson Controls, in partnership with the City and County of Honolulu, is proud to lead a transformative energy savings initiative—one that reflects a bold commitment to efficiency, resilience, and sustainability. By embracing smarter energy practices, cleaner technologies, and community-driven solutions, we are shaping a future where sustainability is not just a goal, but a way of life.

As stewards of this land, we carry a deep responsibility: to use energy wisely, to innovate with purpose, and to honor the cultural values that guide us. Together, we are protecting the environment that sustains us all—today and for generations to come.

Project Status

Major Initiative at City & County buildings will cut costs, create jobs & climate action results.

Energy efficiency improvements to upgrade the city’s buildings and facilities infrastructure are 100% paid for through utility bill savings, with millions of dollars left over for the city to repurpose for other community needs.
Savings are guaranteed by the contractor Johnson Controls, and are financed through a third party, resulting in zero out of pocket spending by the city or taxpayers.
Beyond the environmental benefits, this project created hundreds of local jobs and contribute to Oʻahu’s economic recovery.

Johnson Controls and the City are working together
to achieve this vision to deliver smart green solutions to a green city.

Benefits all Oahu

Our Mission:

FUTURE.

Efficiency is important to serve the public, old systems are expensive to maintain and collectively consume a significant amount of energy. New systems will increase efficiency of facilities by reducing energy consumption, water usage and demand on utilities.

Johnson Controls and the City are working together to achieve this vision to deliver the latest technology of energy conservation solutions to a green city.

Provide cost savings to taxpayers, on City’s Utility bill through increased energy efficiency. Reduce carbon emissions associated with global warming and other pollutants in line with the City’s newly-adopted Climate Action Plan.