Trane Technologies’ brand-new innovation centre located in Oberhausen, Germany
Spanning an impressive 14,000 square meters, the center showcases the diverse range of efficient and sustainable Trane heating and cooling solutions for industrial and commercial buildings. It also serves as Trane Technologies’ Center of Excellence (CoE) for Electrification.
Global brand Trane Technologies has recently unveiled new Innovation Center in Oberhausen, Germany. Spanning an impressive 14,000 square meters, the center showcases the diverse range of efficient and sustainable Trane heating and cooling solutions for industrial and commercial buildings. It also serves as Trane Technologies’ Center of Excellence (CoE) for Electrification.
As for transport refrigeration, Thermo King is the leading brand within the Trane Technologies family. Many of the solutions already been implemented in Thermo King, like the AxlePower kinetic energy recovery system, will be tested and developed in the internal laboratory for testing.
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“This new Innovation Center in Oberhausen represents a significant milestone for Trane Technologies and reinforces our commitment to meeting the diverse needs of our customers,” said Claudio Zanframundo, president of Thermo King EMEA. “Given the ongoing increased demand for our products for sustainable buildings and transport refrigeration, and the accessible location of Oberhausen, it was an easy decision to position the facility here. We are excited to showcase our cutting-edge technology and solutions that contribute to a more efficient and better tomorrow.”
Daniel Schranz, Mayor of Oberhausen, highlighted the city’s appeal as a business hub and the positive impact of Trane Technologies’ investment, stating, “Oberhausen’s thriving job market and high quality of life make it an attractive destination for professionals. This innovative center, along with the training facility on-site, will contribute to the development of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) skills in our community, ensuring a sustainable future for generations to come.”
