Better Buildings Create Greener Communities

Empowering Energy Leadership with New Girl Scout Relationship

Trane and Girl Scouts of the USA are introducing a national energy awareness and conservation program for buildings as part of the Girl Scout leadership journey for Junior scouts (grades 4-5).

Girls will learn about energy and conservation, while discovering career opportunities in math and science.

They will use Trane tools to:

Perform a building energy audit
Analyze results, learning about the building's environmental footprint
Brainstorm efficient building ideas
Learn how engineers can affect energy usage
Take action by writing to a local legislator or presenting to building management

Creating Green Communities One Building at a Time

At Trane, we are working to create greener, sustainable communities by bringing superior HVAC systems to all buildings and homes. Energy efficiency, better indoor air quality, and quieter surroundings all contribute to greater comfort and a cleaner, greener environment.

Industry Partnerships for Better Buildings and Homes

Sponsor of the Acoustical Society of America's National Standard for acoustical performance in schools
Member of the Association for the Advancement for Sustainability in Higher Education
Active participant on technical advisory groups, including the ASHRAE committee that creates Indoor Air Quality standards
Member of U.S. Green Building Council
Member of Sustainable Buildings Energy Council
Member of Clinton Climate Initiative

Corporate and Community Citizenship

As part of the Ingersoll Rand family, Trane seeks to create a positive impact on societies throughout the world. Innovative Ingersoll Rand products:

conserve energy,
improve user safety,
enhance economic growth,
increase the yield of the global harvest, and
provide a host of other benefits to society.

We continue to identify ways to improve the work we do, the products we make, and to meet our commitments to our customers, our colleagues, and the communities in which we operate.