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ESG Investors Want to Buy You New HVAC (and other equipment): Find out why!

Presented with Data Center Knowledge

Emerging regulatory and financial risks and opportunities have made ESG a priority focus for industry market leaders and the investment community.

Data centers offer a particularly attractive investment for ESG funds and asset managers because of:

High energy and emissions intensity
Customers and companies with sustainability commitments
Strong market outlook

Tune in to learn:

The state of data center sustainability
How financial leaders are looking to preserve capital
Why operational leaders have limited access to capital with legacy infrastructure
How sustainability leaders are driving measurable sustainability outcomes
Efficiency and sustainability in action: real-world stories and how to track success

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Meet the Speakers

Trevor Joelson, Decarbonization Program Lead – Key Accounts, Trane Commercial HVAC, Trane Technologies, is a program lead for Trane’s decarbonization program for key account customers. Through this program, Trevor collaborates with larger enterprises to define their environmental sustainability objectives and establish initiatives and programs to reduce operational emissions through financially attractive and measurable projects.

Trevor joined Trane through an acquisition of Fellon-McCord in 2016 and has held various roles in corporate energy & sustainability management over the last decade. His subject matter expertise is in the energy markets and how the supply-side of energy connects to the built environment. Trevor is a graduate of the University of Louisville.

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