Automated Logic has been chosen to provide the building automation system for the landmark 3 World Trade Center, now under construction in New York City. At 80 stories, it will be the third tallest build- ing in the World Trade Center master plan and has been designed to meet LEED Gold criteria. Automated Logic is part of UTC Climate, Controls & Security. The building automation system will control and monitor heating, cooling and fire protection equipment as well as provide a direct interface with an innovative fuel cell system designed by UTC Power. The system is designed to provide a comfortable environment for the building’s occupants and to help tenants save energy and promote more sustainable operations. Automated Logic also is providing building systems to 2 World Trade Center and 4 World Trade Center. equipped with building controls by Automated Logic, 3 World trade Center will be one of new York City’s greenest skyscrapers. 11 2011 AnnuAl RepoRt 3 WOrLD TraDE CENTEr — a LaNDmarK PrOjECT Green notes Employees at our Kidde plant in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom, have found a way to recycle filter cake, a byproduct in the manufacture of fire-fighting foams. Filter cake contains organic nitrogen and calcium compounds and is now being used in compost, an essential material for gardeners and growers. Demand continues to grow for Carrier’s sustainable and energy-efficient CO$_{2}$OLtec refrigeration systems. The company has an agreement with major German food retailer “ tegut ...” gute Lebensmittel to install 50 sys- tems in its stores through 2012. CO$_{2}$OLtec uses carbon dioxide, a natural and environmentally neutral refrigerant that is especially suited for cool climates such as in northern Europe. In 2011, Sikorsky commissioned a combined heat and power cogeneration facility that produces enough energy to power 84 percent of its 2-million-square-foot Stratford, Conn., site. The new system also provides 85 percent of the site’s heating needs, while reducing greenhouse gas emissions by more than 8,900 metric tons annu- ally. Carrier and its NOrESCO business served as strategic partners on the project, providing design and construction consultation.