Bold leads to better.

Discover how Dewakar Sundaram is advancing AI-enabled energy optimization solutions that help customers reduce energy consumption and decrease emissions. 

Where most people see waste, Tiffany Waymer sees materials with untapped value. As a materials engineer at Trane Technologies, she works inside real-world constraints to turn circular design into measurable climate impact.

Mechanical engineer Madison Smith never expected to work in HVAC. Through Trane Technologies’ Graduate Training Program, she’s finding knowledge, community and purpose as she prepares for her service career in Vancouver, B.C.

At Trane Technologies’ Advanced Technology Training Center in Davidson, North Carolina, decades of experience meet the next generation of HVAC talent.

We’re innovating for impact. 55 Water Street’s electrification and decarbonization initiative leverages thermal management technology to transform one of New York City’s largest properties into a model for sustainable buildings, aligning energy and sustainability goals.

We’re leading the HVAC industry’s transition to low global warming potential (GWP) refrigerants, reducing environmental impact while providing the same expected comfort and performance.

When Organon, a global pharmaceutical company focused on women's health, sought a heating and cooling solution to meet their 2035 net zero goals, they found the answer with Trane.

Thermo King and Range Energy are currently testing the latest in the line of cold chain electrification solutions, setting a new standard in low- to no-carbon refrigerated transport.

Climate tech can make buildings and data centers more responsive to the grid, reducing cost and emissions.

Trane Technologies' Chair and CEO Dave Regnery celebrates the company’s 5-year anniversary by ringing the bell at the NYSE and talks AI data center infrastructure, and future opportunities and risks with Market Catalysts host Jared Blikre.

Chair and CEO Dave Regnery explains how the company is helping high-tech and industrial customers reduce their energy demands and improve sustainability.

Donny Simmons, President of Commercial HVAC Americas for Trane Technologies, joins The Green Hour Podcast to talk about sustainability in action.