Bold leads to better.

Electrical engineering leader Laura Drudy shares her global career journey at Trane Technologies — from driving breakthrough electrification projects to expanding her skills and inspiring future innovators through her STEM work.

Cody spent years doing HVAC work on the side while holding down a government job. When he was ready to go all in, he wanted something solid — and Trane Technologies delivered. Now a graduate of the inaugural TAP cohort, he's a full-time service technician who's still hungry to learn, and already thinking about who he can help next. 

David grew up watching his father navigate every corner of the HVAC industry — and always wondered what it was really like. Now a graduate of Trane Technologies' first-ever Technician Apprenticeship Program, he's building a career defined by hands-on problem solving, purposeful work and wide-open possibility. 

Sashi’s career journey at Trane Technologies shows how curiosity, innovation and purpose can come together in meaningful ways. She shares how her work in AI is helping create smarter, more connected approaches to sustainability — and why that intersection of technology and impact is what makes the work so rewarding.

A collaborative Scope 1 emissions reduction and electrification program helps EnerSys cut fossil fuels, save on energy costs and realize strategic benefits.

Trane heat pump technology enables Infomaniak's Geneva data center to recover waste heat and supply thermal energy to thousands of nearby homes, creating a circular energy system and answering the question, Is AI sustainable?

Logista, one of Europe's largest logistics companies, collaborated with Thermo King to deploy AxlePower energy recovery technology across its refrigerated fleet, cutting emissions while maintaining operational efficiency.

Northern Illinois University partnered with Trane Technologies on a comprehensive campus sustainability program that reduced energy consumption, cut emissions and created hands-on learning opportunities that developed future talent.

Dave Regnery joined CNBC’s Mad Money with Jim Cramer to discuss Trane Technologies’ strong growth, fueled by rising demand in data centers and other key markets. He highlights our company's focus on innovation and sustainability to help customers improve efficiency and reduce emissions.

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

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.