Trane New York / New Jersey
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'Simple, sophisticated' Trane shows what comfort's about
Published Sep 22, 2006 in Daily Record
Excerpt: PARSIPPANY -- The slogan "the place to be, Parsippany" could apply to Trane, a leading global provider of indoor comfort systems and comprehensive facility solutions. It extended its lease for another 10 years on Wood Hollow Road, where it has been for the past 13. "The location near Routes 287, 46 and 10 is perfect for our big fleet of trucks and a good point from which to dispatch all over the state," said strategic sales manager David R. Pospisil. "We did contemplate moving to a new space, but we took into consideration our valued employees, most of whom live in Morris and Sussex counties," Pospisil said, noting that the average tenure of Trane's workers is 14 years. The 118 employees work in sales, service, parts and administration...[Full Article]
Industry Roundup: Saving Energy Pays Off for Credit Suisse
Published Aug 15, 2006 in New York Construction News
Excerpt: The installation of an ice storage-based air-conditioning system at the American headquarters of Credit Suisse at 11 Madison Ave. in Manhattan appears to have paid off two-fold: a reduced electric bill due to lower energy consumption during peak hours and an $820,000 check from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, which offers incentives for energy conservation. The Swiss bank's thermal storage system will reduce overall electric usage by 2.15 million KWH, equivalent to planting 1.9 million acres of trees to absorb the carbon dioxide that would be released due to power generation for one year, according to the authority. The turnkey project cost $4 million and is expected to save Credit Suisse more than $750,000 per year, according to Trane, a division of American Standard Cos. of Piscataway, N.J., which supplied the chillers for the project. The system - developed by Trane and ECM, an energy market, financial analysis, and procurement services firm based in the United Kingdom - will effectively shift the building's electrical demand on the existing power grid from peak to off-peak hours.[Full Article]
Company Heroes Help Client Earn Public Recognition as an Energy-Saving Champion
Published Aug 15, 2006 in American Standard
Excerpt: Why they were nominated: Morgan Stanley turned to the Energy Services group of Trane's New York-New Jersey offices to develop an energy-saving solution at its Westchester County facility in New York. The Trane team responded to the challenge by designing and building a thermal storage solution that shifts the site's electrical load from peak daytime hours to nighttime, when electricity usage is lower and less expensive.[Full Article]
Off-peak Ice Storage, Trane Chiller Reduce Electricity Use at Morgan Stanley
Published Aug 15, 2006 in Contracting Business
Excerpt: Diversified financial services company Morgan Stanley recently installed the New York Metropolitan area s largest ice storage based air-conditioning system at its headquarters in Purchase, NY. The installation brought the company a $300,000 assistance check from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), to help offset the cost of the system. NYSERDA offers financial and technical assistance to help companies identify and install projects which reduce energy costs and improve the reliability of New York State s electrical grid. Morgan Stanley formed a partnership with NYSERDA, Trane, and CALMAC, and together, the three groups developed a solution to tackle the company s energy needs through the use of an ice storage system.[Full Article]
Morgan Stanley Installs Largest Ice Storage A/C System in New York
Published Jul 14, 2006 in The News: AC / Heating / Refrigeration
Excerpt: PURCHASE, N.Y. Morgan Stanley was recognized by state and county officials at its Purchase facility for installing the New York metropolitan area s largest ice storage based air conditioning system, which delivers significant energy savings. The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) presented Morgan Stanley with a ceremonial incentive check in the amount of $300,000...[Full Article]
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