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Yahoo
6 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Automated Logic Completes Acquisition of Control Solutions, Ltd. Establishing First Field Office in British Columbia
KENNESAW, Ga., Aug. 1, 2025 /CNW/ -- Automated Logic – Canada, Ltd. (ALC), a leading provider of innovative building-management solutions and a part of Carrier Global Corporation (NYSE: CARR), global leader in intelligent climate and energy solutions, today announced that it has acquired Control Solutions, Ltd. (CSL), an independent provider of integrated building-automation systems headquartered in Coquitlam, British Columbia. The transaction establishes ALC's first company-owned controls field office in Vancouver, significantly expanding its intelligent building-automation footprint in Western Canada. "This acquisition represents a strategic step in strengthening Automated Logic's presence in Canada and expanding our ability to deliver integrated, intelligent building solutions in high-growth sectors across British Columbia," said Andy Bierer, Managing Director, ALC Field. Control Solutions, Ltd. designs, installs and services building automation systems for complex facilities across commercial real estate, education, data centers, residential and large mixed-use developments. The company's 100-plus employees deliver advanced building automation and control solutions, retrofit upgrades and multi-year service contracts that help customers optimize energy performance and operational resilience. "Joining Automated Logic is an exciting new chapter for our team," said Chad Thomas, President, Control Solutions, Ltd. and Eddie McCool, CEO, Control Solutions, Ltd. "ALC's leadership in intelligent building technologies and our shared commitment to innovation and quality will allow us to deliver even greater value to our customers throughout British Columbia and beyond." CSL's existing leadership and employees will remain in place, continuing to serve customers from their Coquitlam office and project sites across the province. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. For more information, visit or follow Automated Logic on LinkedIn. About Automated Logic Corporation Automated Logic Corporation provides innovative building-management solutions that maximize energy efficiency and sustainable building operation while ensuring comfort. Its intuitive products control and monitor building functions such as heating, air conditioning and lighting for commercial office, education, health care, government and data center markets through a global network of independent dealers and field offices. Automated Logic is a part of Carrier Global Corporation, global leader in intelligent climate and energy solutions. For more information, visit or follow Automated Logic on LinkedIn. Contact: Andrew Brooks View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Automated Logic Corporation View original content to download multimedia:
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Automated Logic Completes Acquisition of Control Solutions, Ltd. Establishing First Field Office in British Columbia
KENNESAW, Ga., Aug. 1, 2025 /CNW/ -- Automated Logic – Canada, Ltd. (ALC), a leading provider of innovative building-management solutions and a part of Carrier Global Corporation (NYSE: CARR), global leader in intelligent climate and energy solutions, today announced that it has acquired Control Solutions, Ltd. (CSL), an independent provider of integrated building-automation systems headquartered in Coquitlam, British Columbia. The transaction establishes ALC's first company-owned controls field office in Vancouver, significantly expanding its intelligent building-automation footprint in Western Canada. "This acquisition represents a strategic step in strengthening Automated Logic's presence in Canada and expanding our ability to deliver integrated, intelligent building solutions in high-growth sectors across British Columbia," said Andy Bierer, Managing Director, ALC Field. Control Solutions, Ltd. designs, installs and services building automation systems for complex facilities across commercial real estate, education, data centers, residential and large mixed-use developments. The company's 100-plus employees deliver advanced building automation and control solutions, retrofit upgrades and multi-year service contracts that help customers optimize energy performance and operational resilience. "Joining Automated Logic is an exciting new chapter for our team," said Chad Thomas, President, Control Solutions, Ltd. and Eddie McCool, CEO, Control Solutions, Ltd. "ALC's leadership in intelligent building technologies and our shared commitment to innovation and quality will allow us to deliver even greater value to our customers throughout British Columbia and beyond." CSL's existing leadership and employees will remain in place, continuing to serve customers from their Coquitlam office and project sites across the province. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. For more information, visit or follow Automated Logic on LinkedIn. About Automated Logic Corporation Automated Logic Corporation provides innovative building-management solutions that maximize energy efficiency and sustainable building operation while ensuring comfort. Its intuitive products control and monitor building functions such as heating, air conditioning and lighting for commercial office, education, health care, government and data center markets through a global network of independent dealers and field offices. Automated Logic is a part of Carrier Global Corporation, global leader in intelligent climate and energy solutions. For more information, visit or follow Automated Logic on LinkedIn. Contact: Andrew Brooks View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Automated Logic Corporation View original content to download multimedia:


Cision Canada
6 days ago
- Business
- Cision Canada
Automated Logic Completes Acquisition of Control Solutions, Ltd. Establishing First Field Office in British Columbia
KENNESAW, Ga., Aug. 1, 2025 /CNW/ -- Automated Logic – Canada, Ltd. (ALC), a leading provider of innovative building-management solutions and a part of Carrier Global Corporation (NYSE: CARR), global leader in intelligent climate and energy solutions, today announced that it has acquired Control Solutions, Ltd. (CSL), an independent provider of integrated building-automation systems headquartered in Coquitlam, British Columbia. The transaction establishes ALC's first company-owned controls field office in Vancouver, significantly expanding its intelligent building-automation footprint in Western Canada. "This acquisition represents a strategic step in strengthening Automated Logic's presence in Canada and expanding our ability to deliver integrated, intelligent building solutions in high-growth sectors across British Columbia," said Andy Bierer, Managing Director, ALC Field. Control Solutions, Ltd. designs, installs and services building automation systems for complex facilities across commercial real estate, education, data centers, residential and large mixed-use developments. The company's 100-plus employees deliver advanced building automation and control solutions, retrofit upgrades and multi-year service contracts that help customers optimize energy performance and operational resilience. "Joining Automated Logic is an exciting new chapter for our team," said Chad Thomas, President, Control Solutions, Ltd. and Eddie McCool, CEO, Control Solutions, Ltd. "ALC's leadership in intelligent building technologies and our shared commitment to innovation and quality will allow us to deliver even greater value to our customers throughout British Columbia and beyond." CSL's existing leadership and employees will remain in place, continuing to serve customers from their Coquitlam office and project sites across the province. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. For more information, visit or follow Automated Logic on LinkedIn. About Automated Logic Corporation Automated Logic Corporation provides innovative building-management solutions that maximize energy efficiency and sustainable building operation while ensuring comfort. Its intuitive products control and monitor building functions such as heating, air conditioning and lighting for commercial office, education, health care, government and data center markets through a global network of independent dealers and field offices. Automated Logic is a part of Carrier Global Corporation, global leader in intelligent climate and energy solutions. For more information, visit or follow Automated Logic on LinkedIn.


Techday NZ
14-05-2025
- Business
- Techday NZ
What CFOs need to know about smarter building management
As businesses face rising energy costs, evolving regulations and growing ESG expectations, Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) are increasingly required to take the lead to ensure companies are compliant and delivering operational outcomes. Beyond financial oversight, CFOs are taking a leading role in ensuring that infrastructure investments align with long-term sustainability and cost-saving goals. As we understand, the recently passed Future Made in Australia policy highlights the Australian Government's commitment to clean energy, technology and innovation – reinforcing the need for businesses to adopt smarter, more efficient building management strategies. Additionally, new reporting requirements require large businesses to disclose climate-related risks, making energy efficiency and sustainability a bottom-line priority rather than just a compliance tick box. For instance, the Australian Government Emissions Reporting is another requirement which supports transparency, all Commonwealth entities and Commonwealth companies are required to report in their annual reports, the emissions from their operations in Australia or Australia's external territories . This is providing a picture of emissions from operations across all Commonwealth entities and companies, and helping to prepare for the phased implementation of the Commonwealth Climate Disclosure initiative. In this evolving landscape, CFOs cannot afford to overlook the role of building infrastructure and management in their financial and sustainability strategies. Outdated Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) and cooling systems are not just a maintenance issue – they are a major drain on operational budgets with high energy consumption and increasing carbon footprints. As expectations around ESG and financial caution grow, CFOs need to reframe smarter building solutions as both a cost-cutting measure and a long-term investment in sustainability. Here are three key strategies to consider: #1 Implement digital energy management to cut costs and reduce emissions Many businesses may lack real-time visibility into their buildings' energy consumption, resulting in inefficiencies, unnecessary costs and excessive emissions. For example, a commercial office building running HVAC systems at full capacity overnight, despite minimal occupancy, is a common scenario where energy waste occurs. In a carbon-conscious world, corporations face a significant challenge as buildings contribute over 40% of global energy and GHG emissions, with HVAC systems alone responsible for nearly 15%. By implementing digital energy management solutions, businesses can set energy efficiency targets, track real-time consumption and automate system adjustments to minimise waste. Companies such as Automated Logic (part of Carrier) use advance algorithms to continuously optimise HVAC performance, adapting to occupancy patterns and weather fluctuations. Beyond reducing costs, digital energy management solutions also equip CFOs with credible, measurable insights into energy usage and emissions reduction. This may assist compliance with mandatory disclosure. #2 Adopt Cooling-as-a Service (CaaS) to improve cash flow and sustainability Cooling systems such as chillers or rooftop units are among the largest energy consumers in commercial buildings and replacing outdated units requires substantial capital investment. Cooling-as-a-Service (CaaS) allows customers to contract for ongoing, reliable operation and maintenance of cooling systems over an extended period and predictable payments rather than incurring an up-front capital cost for system or equipment purchases. The financial model allows customers to focus on their core business while benefiting from expert management of cooling infrastructure, ensuring comfort and operational efficiency. For CFOs, CaaS offers more than just predictable costs. It delivers a strategic path to modernise infrastructure, enhance energy performance, and meet ESG targets without straining capital budgets. #3 Invest in smart building management to increase asset value and productivity Commercial buildings that do not meet evolving sustainability benchmarks may risk declining asset values and reduced tenant demand. In commercial real estate, properties with low energy efficiency ratings often struggle to attract premium tenants, as companies prioritise sustainable workspaces that align with their own ESG commitments. Moreover, industrial facilities with outdated infrastructure face higher insurance costs and operational risks, making them less desirable for long-term investments. Integrating thermal battery technology and other energy storage solutions can turn buildings into dynamic energy assets, reducing dependence on traditional grids while improving energy resilience. Additionally, pursuing Green Star or NABERS certification enhances property value and tenant appeal. These accreditations act as differentiators in a market that prioritises sustainability, helping businesses achieve higher occupancy rates, improved rental yields, and long-term asset resilience. CFOs play a crucial role in driving cost-effective, ESG-aligned building management strategies. By integrating digital energy management, Cooling-as-a-Service, and smart building technologies, they can improve operational efficiencies, enhance sustainability performance, and secure competitive advantages in an evolving regulatory and economic landscape. "Disclaimer: This is for general information and is intended for general guidance only and Carrier is not liable for any loss or damages arising out of the use of this information".