Energy Efficiency

By centralizing mechanical operations, replacing aging HVAC equipment, and upgrading lighting fixtures to LEDs, GWCCA reduced energy use by over 39 percent, saving 20 million+ kWh of electricity and $2.5 million+ annually. The project also led to LEED Gold certification, making it the world's largest LEED certified convention center.

New Mexico used renewable energy sources and energy-efficient Trane products and services in its State Buildings Green Energy Project.

Dighton Rehoboth Regional School District upgraded facilities with Trane, cutting energy costs by 62% with new HVAC, boilers, and solar PV systems, improving overall efficiency.

Collaborative effort delivers effective HVAC, controls, and energy management solutions to increase asset potential; helps realize $250,000+ in capital first cost savings and reduced life cycle costs of $1.3 million+; assists vertical urban village in becoming catalyst for growth.