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Trane Technologies has launched residential cold climate heat pumps under its Trane and American Standard brands, marking the company's first such products for the residential market. The systems maintain full heating capacity at temperatures down to 5°F and continue operating in conditions as low as -20°F whilst providing year-round heating and cooling. The heat pumps exceeded performance requirements set by the US Department of Energy's Residential Cold Climate Heat Pump Technology Challenge. They underwent nearly 18,000 hours of field testing across homes in Minnesota, Montana, New York, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Texas, where outdoor temperatures reached -21°F. Both systems feature variable speed operation with compressors that adjust in 0.1% increments, delivering supply air temperatures up to 110°F whilst reducing reliance on backup electric heat.

SC Manufacturing Conference & Expo returns to Greenville nov. 4-5, tackling workforce, Supply Chain & Operations head-on. The only large-scale manufacturing event in the Greenville area through 2026 brings together manufacturing leaders from across the Southeast for two days. GREENVILLE, SC, UNITED STATES, October 1, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ - The SC Manufacturing Conference & Expo (SCMCE) returns to the Greenville Convention Center November 4-5, 2026, under this year's theme: Breaking Barriers. Building What's Next. Registration is open now at scmanufacturingconference.com. This year's programming centers on three pillars shaping manufacturing today - the workforce skills gap, supply chain resilience, and operational excellence - and how AI and technology are accelerating change across all three. Featured speakers include: Jake Hall, "The Manufacturing Millennial," keynoting on The Future of Manufacturing: Technology and the Workforce Don Bent, USC Upstate, and Joanne Wright and Steve Wright, Kinetic Talent, on closing the skills gap Amy Sartain, SC Council on Competitiveness, on strengthening supply chains with AI Dr. Saeed Farahani, Clemson University, on modernizing plant operations Vijay Gurav, Senior Industrial Engineer, Boston Whaler, on real-world AI implementation Rashmi Vadlakonda, Trane Technologies, at the SCBiz Women in Manufacturing Awards Workforce: 77% of manufacturers report difficulty finding qualified workers, and the industry needs 3.8 million additional workers by 2033, per the National Association of Manufacturers and Deloitte/Manufacturing Institute. "How Manufacturers Are Actually Closing the Skills Gap," with Bent, Wright, and Wright, shares what's actually moving retention numbers for Southeast manufacturers. Supply Chain: Global supply chain disruptions rose 38% in 2024, and fewer than 6 in 10 manufacturers can trace materials past their second-tier suppliers, according to Resilinc and Tradeverifyd. Sartain leads "Building Through Disruption: Strengthening Supply Chains Using AI," alongside a session on operating through tariffs and cost spikes. Operations: Compliance now costs manufacturers $29,100 per employee annually - over $50,100 for small manufacturers - per NAM. Farahani and Gurav headline sessions on modernizing plant operations and real AI implementation results, from Clemson research to the Boston Whaler plant floor. The event also hosts the inaugural Operational Excellence in Manufacturing Awards, honoring leaders across nine categories, and the SCBiz Women in Manufacturing Awards featuring Vadlakonda. SCMCE's advisory board includes leaders from BASF, KION Group, Isuzu, Trane Technologies, South Carolina Research Authority, and more. As the only large-scale manufacturing expo in the Greenville area through 2026, organizers are calling it a must-attend event for manufacturers across South Carolina and the broader Southeast - including North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Florida. Event Details: SC Manufacturing Conference & Expo November 4-5, 2026 Greenville Convention Center, Greenville, SC Registration: www.scmanufacturingconference.com About SCBIZ: SCBIZ is the market leader in business media in South Carolina. International World Times connect & inform industries across the state with news, events, intelligence, and more. To learn more, visit www.scbiz.com. Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. International World Times do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.

JMG Clima and Trane Technologies showcase cooling solutions at Big 5 Construct Nigeria 2026. by thevision September 29, 2026 5 JMG Limited, through its Clima division and in partnership with Trane Technologies, participated in the just-concluded Big 5 Construct Nigeria 2026, held from 22 to 24 September 2026 in Lagos. The exhibition brought together key players, professionals and stakeholders across Nigeria's construction and building industry, giving JMG Clima and Trane the opportunity to showcase their partnership and engage directly with industry professionals, prospective customers, existing partners and other stakeholders. The partnership reflects both organisations' commitment to providing reliable, energy-efficient and effective cooling solutions for residential, commercial and industrial applications. At the exhibition, JMG Clima showcased Trane's air conditioning and cooling solutions, giving visitors and industry professionals the opportunity to gain a better understanding of how dependable, energy-efficient cooling systems can support comfort, performance and efficiency across different building and project types. The combined JMG Clima and Trane team engaged with visitors throughout the exhibition, providing technical and product information and discussing their specific cooling requirements. Beyond showcasing solutions, the exhibition served as a platform for JMG Clima to connect with industry minds, exchange ideas and gain valuable insights into the evolving needs of the construction and building sector. Through conversations with visitors and other exhibitors, the team was able to better understand the growing demand for reliable, energy-efficient cooling solutions and the expectations of businesses and developers in the market. The event also provided an avenue to strengthen existing business relationships while creating opportunities to establish new connections with potential customers, partners and stakeholders across the HVAC and construction sectors. It also generated new business leads, which have been shared with the Trane and JMG Clima Sales teams for follow-up. These engagements further reinforced JMG's approach of combining quality equipment with the technical expertise, support and customer-focused service required to deliver sustainable solutions. The partnership between JMG Clima and Trane Technologies remains focused on bringing world-class cooling technology closer to businesses in Nigeria and supporting projects with solutions designed around their specific requirements. JMG Clima's participation at Big 5 Construct Nigeria 2026 therefore went beyond product exhibition. It demonstrated the value of the JMG Clima and Trane partnership in connecting technology, technical expertise and industry knowledge to help businesses achieve more efficient and reliable cooling solutions.