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Trane Commercial Building Systems

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Comprehensive Chilled Water Systems

Comprehensive chilled-water systems employ best practices in chiller plant design that align with current industry guidance for achieving high performance cooling, heating, and ventilation, all while reducing first cost.

Comprehensive Chiller-Heater Systems

Trane® Comprehensive Chiller-Heater systems, featuring electric heat pumps, provide cost-effective, energy-efficient, reliable cooling and heating, while reducing carbon emissions. We offer multiple options and variations, so that more buildings in more places can maintain year-round comfort while working to reach their decarbonization goals.

CoolSense® Integrated Outdoor Air Systems

The CoolSense® pre-packaged HVAC design system combines a dedicated outdoor-air system (DOAS) with chilled-water sensible-cooling terminal units to deliver a flexible, energy-efficient solution that enhances comfortable spaces and simplifies maintenance.

Intelligent VAV Systems

Trane Intelligent VAV systems simplify the design and implementation of systems that HVAC designers typically consider complicated and time-consuming. With new technologies and optimized controls, these systems are 20% to 30% more efficient than traditional multiple-zone VAV systems.

Thermal Battery Storage Systems

Trane Thermal Battery™ systems are premier HVAC plants that provide a distributed resource for our changing grid. Their ability to store thermal energy enables your building to reliably modify HVAC operations to optimize for carbon reduction or energy cost savings.

VRF Systems

Advanced, all-electric HVAC technology + building expertise, service and s​​upport. Building regulations, decarbonization demands and occupant expectations are ever-evolving. To remain ahead, you need more flexible, efficient HVAC options.

Zoned Rooftop Systems

Ideal for small buildings, Trane® Zoned Rooftop Systems provide cost-effective options to increase comfort and energy efficiency, while simplifying operation and maintenance. These packaged systems make advanced functionality affordable and easy for non-technical users to operate.

Refrigerant Transition Overview + FAQ

The evolution of refrigerants is an ongoing journey. That's why our refrigerant selection approach is rigorous, unbiased and balanced.

Read the latest information on transition impacts in the new overview document.

From our desks to yours

Consuming and sharing relevant and timely industry updates is pivotal to your success meeting customer goals and staying aprised of technology and trends in buildings today. And it's key to our success as a partner in your work. Find below a sampling of the latest spotlight resources and training for you to simplify professional development, in a meaningful way. 

Hydronic Heat Recovery Control

Q2 Engineers Newsletter LIVE - "System Controls for Applying ASHRAE Guideline 36""

ASHRAE Guideline 36 provides uniform sequences of operation for HVAC systems that are intended to maximize the systems' energy efficiency and performance, provide control stability, and allow for real-time fault detection and diagnostics. This presentation covers updates of Guideline, concentrates on hydronic and airside systems, and methods to deliver control systems using the guidance provided.

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Future of Heating is Electric

[ON-DEMAND WEBINAR] Modernizing Yesterday's Buildings to Leverage Tomorrow's Opportunities

When it comes to modernizing a building, there are many factors to consider, and energy efficiency, decarbonization, risk reduction, and returning to work are just a few of the key topics that are dominating the industry. Now is the time to embark on a journey that reflects the growth and innovation of the world today with upgrades and modernization. Watch the on-demand webinar today to learn how you can develop sustainable automation and optimization plans and ensure that your building remains efficient and seamlessly connected.

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TRACE 3D Plus

[Now Available] TRACE 3D Plus Version 6.10.289 + On-Demand Webinar

TRACE® 3D Plus Version 6.10.289 has been released! The latest version focuses on new efficiencies through added functionalities, simplified calculations, and more. Update your software to take advantage of the latest enhancements, or for new users, explore how TRACE 3D Plus can add efficiency to your system design process. Interested in learning more about the next generation building design and analysis software program, including the latest tool enhancements? Watch the webinar recording on-demand!

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Decarbonizing the Built Environment: The Role of Embodied Carbon, LCAs, and EPDs
As the trend to achieve net zero carbon intensifies, the building sector, responsible for approximately 39% of global CO2 emissions, is experiencing a notable shift. Significant strides have been made in helping to reduce operational carbon through energy-efficient and electrified HVAC systems, as well as renewable energy. Now, the focus is shifting towards helping to decrease embodied carbon, which includes the greenhouse gas emissions arising from the entire lifecycle of building materials. This presentation will explore the key aspects of embodied carbon in the context of whole life carbon footprint.

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Decarbonizing the Built Environment: The Role of Embodied Carbon, LCAs, and EPDs
As the trend to achieve net zero carbon intensifies, the building sector, responsible for approximately 39% of global CO2 emissions, is experiencing a notable shift. Significant strides have been made in helping to reduce operational carbon through energy-efficient and electrified HVAC systems, as well as renewable energy. Now, the focus is shifting towards helping to decrease embodied carbon, which includes the greenhouse gas emissions arising from the entire lifecycle of building materials. This presentation will explore the key aspects of embodied carbon in the context of whole life carbon footprint.
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