The Center for Energy Efficiency and Sustainability (CEES) at Ingersoll Rand is helping businesses and organizations learn how to use energy and resources more efficiently, for today and the future.
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Building sustainable, affordable homes for people in developing countries takes ingenuity and creativity. See the winning designs from entries from around the world - for a house that costs just $300 to build!
Striving to help building owners reap significant financial and operational savings, Trane showcases its High Performance Buildings initiative. Thought leaders from public and private sectors join Trane in London to discuss linking a building’s physical environment to business goals.
Congratulations! Purdue University INhome took 2nd Place in the Department of Energy Solar Decathlon, competing against 19 other homes from around the world. Sponsored by Ingersoll Rand, INhome is an affordable, attractive, energy-efficient house.
We work with leading environmentally-focused groups to keep on the forefront of information, share expertise, advocate for important policy changes, and apply today's best practices.
View our wide range of partnerships and affiliations - Industry Associations, Governmental Groups, NGOs and Universities.
Overview of CEES - Learn how we're advancing sustainability for our customers, employees, and communities worldwide (click Learn More for PDF).
Ingersoll Rand Named in Newsweek’s Global Green Rankings Ingersoll Rand ranked highly in Global Green and U.S. Green Ranking, aligning with the company's aggressive sustainability goals.
Ingersoll Rand Joins Leading Environmentally-Focused Companies and Groups to Support Energy LegislationThe High-Performance Building Congressional Congress Coalition (HPBCCC) urges senators to support funding for DOE and EIA initiatives, with support from Ingersoll Rand and others.
Ingersoll Rand Sponsors USGBC Report that Offers Recommendations to Obama Administration (Press Release)New report "Better Buildings Through Executive Action: Leveraging Existing Authorities to Promote Energy Efficiency and Sustainability in Multifamily, Residential and Commercial Buildings" reviews progress made and new opportunities. (see report below)
Read Report: Better Buildings Through Executive Action: Leveraging Existing Authorities to Promote Energy Efficiency and Sustainability in Multifamily, Residential and Commercial Buildings
Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability (click here for PDF or click Learn More below for direct link)
Corporate social responsibility and sustainability encompasses many factors. Click below to read interview with Scott Tew, CEES executive director, for an insightful discussion on challenges and trends that apply to implementing sustainability programs.