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Trane Taps Mississippi County Plants for Sustainable Steel Supply

Summary by Arkansas Business
Last month’s feature on sustainable steel manufacturing in Mississippi County caught the eye of Chance Hollingsworth, a top sales executive of Trane Technologies, based in Little Rock. “I thought I’d drop you a line and let you know that Trane has been using green steel in its Fort Smith Custom Air Handling Unit factory,” Hollingsworth wrote. Trane, the publicly traded Irish-American company focused on HVAC and refrigeration, has a strong public…
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Trane Taps Mississippi County Plants for Sustainable Steel Supply

Last month’s feature on sustainable steel manufacturing in Mississippi County caught the eye of Chance Hollingsworth, a top sales executive of Trane Technologies, based in Little Rock. “I thought I’d drop you a line and let you know that Trane has been using green steel in its Fort Smith Custom Air Handling Unit factory,” Hollingsworth wrote. Trane, the publicly traded Irish-American company focused on HVAC and refrigeration, has a strong public…

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Arkansas Business broke the news in on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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