Our Environment

We amplify our impact on issues from global climate action to local community needs through our partnerships.

This article is co-authored by Deidra Parrish Williams, Global Corporate Citizenship Leader, Trane Technologies.

Trane Technologies VP of Sustainability Scott Tew discusses the company’s move to reduce embodied carbon at UNGA Goals House at Climate Week NYC 2024.

The technology exists today to decarbonize the built environment. How will we get to net-zero? Together.

Reflections from a round table event at the European Parliament on advancing food loss technologies and policies through decarbonizing the cold chain.

Climate change presents an opportunity for business to lead. 

Globally business has an opportunity to lead in the fight against climate change. Discover five strategies companies can use to reduce carbon.

Global climate change poses a huge challenge for business, and decarbonization presents an opportunity to lead.

Innovators across multiple industries are using artificial intelligence to help systems operate smarter and more efficiently. What does this mean for the future of sustainable homes? Joel Gouker, director of innovation at Trane Technologies, explains.

Trane Technologies leaders share their perspectives on COP28.

One of our top air quality experts shares his perspective on balancing energy efficiency and indoor environmental quality.

Accelerating decarbonization means not only inventing new technologies but also advocating for policies that support them at scale.

Trane Technologies leaders engaged with customers and environmental partners to take action together.

We're leading by example in responsible operations, and sourcing low-carbon steel is an important step on the path to net-zero.

We’re investing in employee training, market education and community engagement, using storytelling as a tool to empower individuals and drive positive change towards a net-zero future.

Catalyzing collective action to generate inclusive growth

Innovative heat pump technology and electrified thermal management systems are set to become game-changers in the way commercial buildings are managed. But to get the most out of these technologies, we have to change our mindset and break down silos around heating and cooling. 

A top engineer shares her perspective on the role of homes in leading more sustainable lives.

The road to a net-zero future is paved with uneven milestones and few signposts, but getting there is possible with the right roadmap and vision.

With 15% of the world’s GHG emissions coming from heating and cooling homes and buildings, electric heat pumps can help to play a major role in reducing the use of fossil fuels and decarbonizing the built environment. 

We’re sharing our strategy for reducing Scope 3 product-related emissions because others are ready to follow our lead.

How setting science-based targets and calculating product emissions has been key to Trane Technologies’ climate action.

To make headway in the fight against climate change, heating, cooling and ventilation systems have to be part of the solution.

With globally managed square footage in the billions, improvements achieved through collaboration have the potential to yield major results for indoor spaces.

To meet our goal of carbon neutral operations, our teams around the world took decisive, energy-saving actions to have a positive impact on the environment.

A global survey by Newsweek Vantage found that 3/4 of major companies - including Trane Technologies - are aiming for net-zero greenhouse gas emissions.