The traditional model of industrial manufacturing is undergoing a significant shift.
For decades, energy use in the built environment has been dominated by large-scale equipment such as chillers, boilers and compressors that regulate indoor conditions.
Now, as organisations face rising energy costs alongside stricter emissions targets, digital capabilities are becoming central to how energy is managed and optimised.
In this context, heating and ventilation specialist Trane Technologies is transitioning from a hardware-led business towards AI-enabled, autonomous energy systems.
Energy consumption and data intelligence are increasingly intertwined across the global economy.
