Decarbonization: Declassified

Trane has gathered our subject matter experts across the organization to bring you answers.

In March, the Government of Canada published Canada’s 2030 Emission Reduction Plan detailing what is needed to reach an ambitious climate target of 40-45% emissions reduction by 2030. Now is the time to get ahead of the curve and learn about how to accomplish carbon targets that will become more aggressive in years to come.

The journey to decarbonize your building is uniquely yours and Trane can meet you at any point. Whether policy, regulations or your own ESG goals are motivating your building to change, Trane has the answers.

Event Name: Decarbonization: Declassified
Date: October 26, 2022
Time: 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm - Appetizers to follow presentations
Location: Trane Commercial Office | 101-525 Cochrane Drive, Markham, ON L3R 8E3

Our discussion will cover:

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Ryan Geister

Regional Sales Leader

Ryan Geister joined Trane over 26 years ago and currently serves as a Regional Sales Leader Commercial HVAC with strategic roles as the company champion for the Consulting Engineering Channel and serving on the Global Trane Technologies Refrigerant Strategy Committee. Ryan’s career has included supporting customers with HVAC systems modeling software tools, served as a Regional Sales Manager for chiller products; led the product management and product support teams as the chiller portfolio globally; and lead the Applications Engineering team. These roles offered opportunities to collaborate with the broader Trane organization to advance product and systems offerings, often serving customers around the world with an opportunity to educate and promote Trane value. Ryan has served the industry through his various involvements AHRI for over 15 years, including his role as past chairman of the Chiller Section Committee. Ryan earned his engineering degree from the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana and his MBA from the University of Wisconsin, La Crosse.