Europe Fact Sheet

Europe Fact Sheet
UTC
More than 4,000 locations in 71 countries
2012 net sales were USD 57.7 billion*;
60 percent generated outside the U.S.
USD 4.0 billion invested on R&D* worldwide
UTC COMPANIES IN EUROPE
64,293 employees across 33 countries
More than 1,600 locations, including more
than 100 manufacturing facilities
2012 net sales were approximately
USD 14.9 billion*; 26 percent of global sales
HISTORY OF COMPANIES IN EUROPE
1818: UTC Climate, Controls & Security—
First Chubb factory opened in
Wolverhampton, UK
1884: Otis established sales offices in
London and France
1910: First Otis European manufacturing
plant established in France
1913: In Russia, Igor Sikorsky completed
“The Grand,” the world’s first
four-engine airplane
1952: Carrier systems are installed in
Broadcasting House in London, and
House of Parliament in Norway
1972: Carrier supplied air-conditioning
equipment to the Summer Olympic
Games television town in Munich,
Germany
1985: UTC Climate, Controls & Security—
Marioff was founded in Finland
1993: A specially designed Carrier cooling
system was installed in the Sistine
Chapel in Rome
1997: Through an agreement with former
Air-conditioning & Heating
International, Carrier began distributing
products in Russia
1998: Hamilton Sundstrand acquired full
ownership of Bertrand Faure’s
Ratier-Figeac
2004: Carrier acquired Linde Refrigeration,
formerly a division of Linde AG,
headquartered in Germany
2007: UTC Climate, Controls & Security
opened its fire extinguisher manufacturing
facility in Ropczyce, Poland
2009: PZL Mielec in Poland completed
its first Sikorsky BLACK HAWK
helicopter cabin
Otis
Otis is the world’s leading manufacturer, installer and servicer of lifts, escalators and
moving walkways. With approximately 2.5 million lifts and escalators in operation
worldwide, Otis continues to find new, energy-efficient technologies to move the world.
Half of the world’s tallest buildings are home to Otis lifts, including famous landmarks
such as the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
Pratt & Whitney
Pratt & Whitney is a world leader in the design, manufacture and service of aircraft
engines, auxiliary and ground power units, small turbojet propulsion products, and
industrial gas turbines. The pioneer behind most major advances in both military
and commercial aviation, Pratt & Whitney continues to lead the industry by creating
more environmentally friendly processes, innovative services and quieter, more
fuel-efficient engines. Pratt & Whitney continues to invest in research as well as engine
component manufacturing.
Sikorsky
Sikorsky is a world leader in helicopter design, manufacture and service. The
company’s helicopters and support solutions serve both the commercial and military
markets. From light, two-person helicopters, to heavy helicopters capable of lifting
15,875 kg, to fixed-wing aircraft for surveillance, transport and more, Sikorsky offers
flight solutions that positively alter the course of human lives. Since performing the first
helicopter rescue in 1944, Sikorsky helicopters have saved an estimated two million
lives. Sikorsky is manufacturing international BLACK HAWK helicopters in Poland.
UTC Aerospace Systems
UTC Aerospace Systems brings together the complementary products of two great
companies – Hamilton Sundstrand and Goodrich Corp. Together they are one of the
world’s largest suppliers of technologically advanced aerospace, defense and space
products. UTC Aerospace Systems designs, manufactures and services systems
and components, and provides integrated solutions for commercial, regional,
business and military aircraft, helicopters and other platforms. UTC Aerospace Systems
has manufacturing sites in France, Germany, Poland and the United Kingdom.
UTC Climate, Controls & Security
UTC Climate, Controls & Security is a leading provider of advanced commercial and
technical solutions. Its broad portfolio of products and services includes Carrier heating,
air-conditioning and refrigeration systems and a broad range of fire safety and security
solutions from leading brands such as Kidde and Chubb.
United Technologies Research Centre
The United Technologies Research Centre (UTRC) is dedicated to continuing the
innovation upon which United Technologies was founded. Consisting of 600 scientists,
engineers and staff, UTRC supports the company’s businesses by developing
technologies that improve the performance, energy efficiency and cost of its products
and processes. Whether pioneering hypersonic flight or advancing geothermal power
systems, UTRC is where intellectual energy accelerates progress. In 2010, UTRC
established a European research centre focusing on innovative solutions for energy
efficiency and security in Cork, Ireland.
* Includes continuing operations only; as of December 2012.
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EMPLOYEE SCHOLAR PROGRAM
Europe
USD 32.6 million invested
2979 degrees earned
711 enrolled
UTC-wide More than USD 1 billion investment
More than 34,000 degrees
More than 8,000 enrolled
BUSINESS UNIT FACTS AND NEWS
In 2009, Russian Irkut Corporation selected
multiple systems from Hamilton Sundstrand
and Pratt & Whitney’s PurePower® PW1400G
engine for their MC-21 aircraft family.
Pratt & Whitney’s award-winning Geared Turbofan engine is an
ultra-fuel-efficient new engine option (neo) for the A320neo.
F135 engine for the F-35 Lightning II program is being developed for
the U.S. military and eight partner countries, including Britain, Canada,
Australia, Italy, Turkey, Denmark, Norway and the Netherlands.
S-70i™ (international BLACK HAWK) helicopters are manufactured
at the PZL Mielec facility in Mielec, Poland.
In 2012, Carrier installed its 500th CO2OLtec™ food retail
refrigeration system in a new famila market in Friesoythe,
Germany. The environmentally sound system helps improve the
store’s energy efficiency and reduce its carbon footprint by using
the natural refrigerant carbon dioxide.
Otis lifts, Chubb fire detection systems and Sicli fire extinguishers
are installed in the Eiffel Tower, France.
Otis lifts are installed in the Torre Caja Madrid, Spain.
Otis lifts and escalators can be found at Germany’s Sony Centre.
Athens Metro, Greece, includes Otis lifts and escalators.
The Airbus A400M Military Transport Aircraft is equipped with the
17.5-foot diameter, eight-bladed FH385/386 propeller system
from Ratier-Figeac, a subsidiary of UTC Aerospace Systems. The
advanced design propeller system, the largest all-composite
propeller in production, was certified by the European Aviation
Safety Agency in March 2012.
Vatican, Vatican City, is equipped with Carrier air-conditioning
and Otis lifts.
In 2009, Zardoya Otis’ Madrid factory started
production in a new factory, which uses solar
panels to capture 60 percent of the energy
required for operations. The factory’s key
product is the highly efficient Gen2® lift.
In 2004 and 2007, ECE awarded Otis
contracts to supply and install lifts, escalators
and moving walkways in 28 shopping centres
across Eastern Europe.
In Istanbul, Pratt & Whitney and its partner
Turkish Technic operate the Turkish Engine
Centre to overhaul CFM56® and V2500®
engines.
In 2009, Sikorsky began manufacturing the
first international variant of the BLACK HAWK
helicopter at the newly modernised PZL
Mielec facility in Poland. Sikorsky continues
a half-century-long tradition of providing
helicopters to the Royal Household of the
United Kingdom.
In 2012, Carrier installed its 500th
CO2OLtec™ food retail refrigeration system,
this one in a new famila market in Friesoythe,
Germany. Carrier’s installations across
Europe reduce carbon dioxide equivalent
emissions by 137,100 tons, equal to taking
37,200 cars off the road. The company’s
Montluel facility in France uses 100 percent
green electricity from renewable sources,
such as hydroelectric and wind turbine.
Otis
Pratt & Whitney
Sikorsky
UTC Aerospace Systems
UTC Climate, Controls & Security
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