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Bruce Lindsey, Business Development Team Leader, Thermal Energy Storage, Trane Technologies

Bruce B. Lindsay is the Business Development Leader for Trane Technologies’ Thermal Energy Storage systems. He has been involved in thermal energy storage research, engineering, sales, and operation for over 30 years. He was the Executive Director of the EPRI (Electric Power Research Institute) Thermal Storage Applications Research Center at the University of Wisconsin –Madison. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Wisconsin.

He most recently managed the energy and resource conservation program for Brevard Public Schools, which had 20 schools with ice storage systems. He published a history of thermal energy storage in the ASHRAE Journal and received the US Green Building Council’s 2020 Best of Green Schools-Transformation Award for his work on an ASHRAE Building Energy Quotient pilot program.

He served as Chair of TC2.5, Global Climate Change, and TC7.8, Owning & Operating Costs, and is currently the Program Chair for TC6.9, Thermal Storage.  He was appointed to the ASHRAE Epidemic Task Force—Schools Team. He currently serves as President of the ASHRAE Space Coast Section and been appointed as an ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer.


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