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    The University of Hawai'i is partnering with Johnson Controls to increase energy self-sufficiency across its community college campuses through various renewable energy and efficiency projects. By 2019, UH Maui College will produce as much energy as it uses, while the other four campuses will cut fossil fuel use by 70-98%. Projects include installing solar PV arrays, battery storage, smart controls, LED lighting, and HVAC upgrades to reduce energy costs by over $79 million over 20 years.

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    The University of Hawai'i is partnering with Johnson Controls to increase energy self-sufficiency across its community college campuses through various renewable energy and efficiency projects. By 2019, UH Maui College will produce as much energy as it uses, while the other four campuses will cut fossil fuel use by 70-98%. Projects include installing solar PV arrays, battery storage, smart controls, LED lighting, and HVAC upgrades to reduce energy costs by over $79 million over 20 years.

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    The University of Hawai'i is partnering with Johnson Controls to increase energy self-sufficiency across its community college campuses through various renewable energy and efficiency projects. By 2019, UH Maui College will produce as much energy as it uses, while the other four campuses will cut fossil fuel use by 70-98%. Projects include installing solar PV arrays, battery storage, smart controls, LED lighting, and HVAC upgrades to reduce energy costs by over $79 million over 20 years.

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    Advancing toward

    100 percent renewable energy


    By 2019, the University of Hawai‘i (UH) Maui College will be
    capable of producing as much energy as it consumes.
    A total of five UH Community College campuses will cut
    their fossil fuel energy consumption by the following:

    100% 98% 97% 74% 70%


    MAUI LEEWARD HONOLULU KAPI‘OLANI WINDWARD
    CAMPUS CAMPUS CAMPUS CAMPUS CAMPUS

    Here’s how UH is partnering with Johnson Controls to increase energy


    resiliency and self-sufficiency.

    Energy Performance Contract HVAC Enhancements


    More than $79 million in savings over Replace and upgrade chillers and
    20 years, guaranteed related equipment

    Solar + Storage Other Enhancements


    On-site capacity: 2.8 MW of solar PV and 13.2 Window film installation and new interior
    MWh of battery distributed energy storage at transformers at all campuses
    UH Maui College, and 7.7 MW of solar PV and
    28.6 MWh of battery distributed energy storage Deferred Maintenance
    at the O‘ahu UH Community College campuses $20 million reduction across two phases,
    through efficiency projects and savings
    Smart Controls
    Automation to maximize comfort, Hands-On Learning
    control and reliability Furthers sustainability education

    LED Lighting
    Interior upgrades at all campuses

    Johnson Controls building and energy solutions promote


    sustainability and growth for our customers and our
    world. See what we can do for your facility, enterprise
    and community at johnsoncontrols.com.

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