Our Internal LEED® Commitment

“Healthy buildings are vital to the world’s economic and social development. Unfortunately, high energy and other resource use means they create significant pollution. Trane has been a leader in this region, promoting more sustainable alternatives to conventional building design and equipment…”

Rob Watson
Founding Chairman
LEED Green Building Rating System
Board Member, US Green Building Council

Ingersoll Rand's commitment to green building continues to grow and is demonstrated through its national and local involvement with the USGBC. Currently, Ingersoll Rand has one LEED certified building, seven others that are registered, and over 500 LEED accredited professionals.

As a green building advocate and practitioner, Ingersoll Rand supports the USGBC's goals of certifying 10 thousand LEED buildings and one million LEED homes by 2010, and one million LEED buildings and 10 million LEED homes by 2020. By engaging in LEED education and consulting on LEED projects, Ingersoll Rand continues to bring products, systems, and guidance to assist customers in reaching their green building goals.

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