Johnson Controls recently announced its inclusion in two new Maplecroft Climate Innovation Indexes (Maplecroft CIIs) launched in January 2010 on the BLOOMBERG PROFESSIONAL® service that identify top performers in climate-related innovation and carbon management.

"The Maplecroft Climate Innovation Indexes will empower investors to identify and direct capital toward companies that are both developing climate-solutions and delivering sustained economic growth," said Professor Alyson Warhurst, chief executive officer of Maplecroft.

Johnson Controls ranked fifth on the Maplecroft CII Benchmark, which includes 318 of the largest U.S. companies engaged in public climate-related programs. The company also ranked fifth on the Maplecroft CII Leaders, which includes the 100 top performing companies from the Maplecroft CII Benchmark.

"Johnson Controls' commitment to sustainability dates back to our roots in 1885, with the invention of the first electric room thermostat," said Charles Harvey, vice president, Diversity and Public Affairs. “We are actively working on renewable energy projects that involve solar, wind and geothermal technologies," he added.

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