Objective: This aim of this program was to reduce the cost of energy and carbon dioxide emissions per year in five buildings when integrating and renewing their central air conditioning systems.Methods: The central air conditioning system was designed and system performance was measured in September 2010. With information about temperature, pressure, piping systems, priorities for operation, loading and the consumption of energy, this program attempted to find a solution to the problems and to make use of graphic control software to assess various parameters in terms of load capacity control, economic dispatch, and unit system load monitor management.Results: The energy consumption decreased from 1.14 kW/ RT to 0.68 kW/ RT by renewing the central air conditioning system. This program reduced carbon dioxide emissions by 1,520 tonnes and saved about NT 6,470,000 on the energy bill per year. The payback period is estimated to be within 4 to 4.5 years.Conclusions: The critical points of success were the schedule of construction, mutual assistance by the air conditioning systems, and the coordination of multiple departments in this program. Hopefully, this experiment may be regarded as an efficient technique as applied to similar units and could provide a more efficient solution to the goal of saving energy.