Day 2 of #ClimateWeekNYC brought engaging discussions and inspiring experiences. Elizabeth Tomalis and Rachael Weisman shared their experiences working #greenjobs at Trane Technologies at the Green Jobs Pavilion by Green Jobs Board. Scott Tew participated on a panel with Deloitte focused on accelerating the energy transition and advancing sustainable energy solutions through collaboration and Holly P. was interviewed by S&P Global Sustainable1 #ESGInsider podcast. In the evening, we celebrated women driving #climateaction at the Women and Climate Climate Week NYC Gala Dinner and discussed the impacts of inclusivity and female leadership. We also sponsored the The Nest Climate Campus Nest Fest and look forward to seeing attendees at the campus throughout the week! Swipe to see the moments that are shaping a sustainable future.
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Ever wonder who is behind our sustainability commitments? Meet Callum Krause. He’s a part of the team helping shape our strategy to reduce embodied carbon. Watch to learn how Cal connects to our purpose and explore your own career in sustainability.
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As #ClimateWeekNYC comes to a close, we're proud of the impactful conversations and innovative solutions shared over the week. From green jobs and climate technologies, to sustainable growth, Trane Technologies is committed to leading the industry. Together, we can boldly #challengepossible for a more sustainable future.
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Did you attend "Visions for a Low-Carbon Future" with Goals House at #ClimateWeekNYC? Scott Tew, VP of Sustainability, joined a panel to discuss the vital role of embodied carbon in reducing the building sector's carbon footprint. If you missed the conversation, don't worry — you can learn more about #embodiedcarbon from Paul Camuti, Chief Sustainability Officer, and Kinnar Ghiya, VP, Enterprise Procurement at the link in the comments.
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Tune in live at 11am EST to hear Scott Tew share his insights on Deloitte's #ClimateWeekNYC panel discussion, "We have 30 years to reach net-zero. Here’s how we can accelerate progress." Join us and our industry colleagues as we delve into five major verticals of the energy transition, including: Infrastructure Decarbonization, Grid Modernization and Boosted Industrial Manufacturing.
Join industry leaders for a thought-provoking conversation about how to accelerate the clean energy transition.
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We kicked off #ClimateWeekNYC by "Spilling the Tea on Sustainability" at Bergdorf Goodman's iconic BG Restaurant. This inspiring event featured Keishaa A. of DOE State and Community Energy Programs (SCEP), Heather T. Clark of The White House, Michelle Li of Women and Climate, and other influential leaders from Trane Technologies, Neiman Marcus Group, Marriott International and PepsiCo discussing women in #climatetech, decarbonization strategies and sustainable innovation. Missed the tea? Learn where to connect with our team throughout #ClimateWeekNYC in the comments.
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We're excited to take another step forward in our journey to a net-zero future by committing to a 40% reduction in embodied carbon by 2030, an industry-first and first-of-its-scale. Buildings are currently responsible for 40% of global energy related carbon emissions. A critical step in lowering the overall carbon footprint of buildings is to reduce their amount of embodied carbon, which is the total amount of greenhouse gas emissions associated with a product’s lifecycle, including the extraction of raw materials, manufacturing, transportation and recycling of materials and products. Learn how we're changing our industry and the world: https://ow.ly/V22o50Tt3TX #ClimateWeekNYC #challengepossible
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Watch as Jose La Loggia, Group President - EMEA, breaks down the technologies, strategies and collaborations that will drive the built environment towards #netzero and dramatically reduce emissions for a more sustainable world. #NetZeroNow
"Buildings will no longer be energy sinks, they will be energy sources." We have always heated our buildings, but cooling is a more recent development. Today, most buildings still have separate heating and cooling plants, even though the two often operate at the same time. As Jose La Loggia from Trane Technologies explains, breaking from tradition could be transformative. A building with combined services could even generate renewable energy and run its own facilities, including heating and cooling systems, without taking power from the grid 🔌 Such a building wouldn't just have lower emissions – it would be Net Positive. This month at RE:TV we’re unpacking the potential of #sustainablebuildings. To learn more about cutting operational carbon, watch the extended interview with Jose on our hub full of films and reports 👉 https://lnkd.in/evBMwwhf Discover how Trane Technologies are working with other industry leaders to decarbonise the sector as part of the Sustainable Markets Initiative's Sustainable Buildings Task Force 👉 https://lnkd.in/e4G7akwh
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We're proud to share an inspiring update from Holly P., President of Trane Commercial, who recently participated in a thought-provoking discussion at the inaugural International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) Healthy Building Policy Summit at Georgetown University McCourt School of Public Policy. Holly joined Lisa Jacobson and Uwe Brandes to explore the critical intersection of efficiency, indoor environmental quality, and climate resilience. The conversation underscored the deep connection between human and planetary health, emphasizing that the quality of indoor and outdoor air is intrinsically linked. At Trane Technologies, we are committed to challenging what is possible for a sustainable world. Every day, our employees, partners, and customers are pioneering innovative solutions to foster a healthier planet for all.
It was an honor to join Lisa Jacobson and Uwe Brandes for an inspiring conversation around the combination of efficiency + Indoor Environmental Quality + climate resilience at this week’s inaugural International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) Healthy Building Policy Summit at the Georgetown University McCourt School of Public Policy. The relationship between human and planetary health is so intertwined that it's impossible to talk about one without the other. They’re connected, and so is the quality of indoor and outdoor air. At Trane Technologies, we're challenging what is possible for a sustainable world. That means that every day, our employees, partners, and customers are finding new and innovative ways to mitigate climate change and build a better planet for us all. And we're not alone on this journey. #challengepossible Trane Jason Hartke Prateek Khanna Business Council for Sustainable Energy (BCSE)
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5dWas such an exciting panel!