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Trane Technologies filed 7 positions between 30 Mar 2022 and 22 Apr 2026, across 7 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 6 times.
Policy Paper Heat Pumps and ‘On-Site’ Waste Heat Recovery – delivering Competitiveness through Heating and Cooling Decarbonization Introduction This paper highlights how heat pumps can play a dramatic role not only in decarbonizing a significant portion of Europe’s industry heating and cooling needs but to ultimately drive competitiveness.
Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)
Trane Technologies welcomes the European Commission’s proposal for the recast of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD). Considering the significant impact existing building stock across the EU has on the overall greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, the sector requires a strong and consistent regulatory focus which can pave the way for clean electrification through the growing use of renewable energies and…
September 2025 Call for Evidence on Clean Corporate Vehicles (Greening Corporate Fleets) Context o In February 2025, the EU Commission adopted a Communication on the Industrial Action Plan for the European Automotive sector with the aim of both supporting the sector and shaping its transition to zero-emission.
Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)
Background 1. Refrigerated transport is a fundamental part of the cold chain sector. It is of the utmost importance as it ensures the safe delivery of temperature-controlled products, namely fresh and frozen food, pharma products and vaccines. 2.
Historically, heating and cooling systems in commercial and industrial settings have been looked at and designed as two standalone processes: a boiler plant (producing hot water for sanitary, industrial process and comfort heating) and a chiller plant (producing cold water for sanitary, industrial process and air conditioning) operating independently.
Trane Technologies strongly supports the creation of an EU Data Centre Rating Scheme as a foundational tool for the digital energy transition. We encourage the Commission to pair high ambition with climate specific realism, ensuring that thresholds and expectations reflect the diverse operating conditions across EU climate zones.
While it is recognized that recovery and use of waste heat is referenced in several EU legislations, certain applications for this free energy source continue to be overlooked. Current schemes focus on waste heat recovery in the context of DHC applications which are complex and costly to implement and require considerable infrastructure and municipal planning.
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