GE offers nearly1000 ENERGY STAR®-qualified appliance and lighting models.
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GE Appliances and Lighting claim 991 ENERGY STAR®-qualified products, having invested well over $1 billion in research o
In remote villages, getting to a hospital isn’t easy. With our handheld, battery-powered ultrasound, help is on the way.
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3000 lives a day are saved by doctors with the help of GE technology.
Pound for pound, the GEnx is the quietest, most fuel-efficient, and lowest emissions engine GE has ever built.
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Pound for pound, the GEnx is the quietest, most fuel-efficient, and lowest emissions engine GE has ever built.
GE’s installed base of 1.5 MW wind turbines have the capacity to generate power used by5 million U.S. homes each year.
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GE’s installed base of 1.5 MW wind turbines have the capacity to generate power used by 5 million U.S. homes each year.

About Us

Moving

GE moves the world in the safest, fastest and most efficient ways possible. We’re moving airlines on the world’s largest and most efficient jet engine. We move freight using the most advanced locomotives and signaling systems. We even make the helicopter engines that perform life-saving rescue mission. If there is a better way to move people and goods, GE is behind it.

Problem: Airplane engines are noisy.

GE Solution: Our revolutionary GEnx is 30% quieter than past models.

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Our revolutionary GEnx is 30% quieter than past models.
Problem: Congested skies and aging navigation tools force airplanes to follow indirect flight paths.

GE Solution: GE’s Required Navigation Performance (RNP) is creating smarter flight paths, which could cut CO2 emissions by 274,600,000 lbs annually.

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Congested skies and aging navigation tools force airplanes to follow indirect flight paths.

The Moving Top Five

Fresh, interesting content from GE around the web.

1 Take a helicopter ride through our locomotive engine hub in Grove City, PA.

2 Ever wonder what the inside of an 18,000 lb. airplane engine looks like?

3 Taking locomotive technology to the next tier.

4 Cleared for take-off: Air traffic control flies into The Cloud.

5 Learn how our engineers corral energy to improve efficiency in trains.

A Giant LEAP in Plane Engine Technology

Researchers at the Thermal Systems Organization are perfecting cooling technologies to make engines more reliable, powerful, and efficient.

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GE R&D

Entering the Jet Age

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HISTORY

GE Locomotives: The Science of Efficiency

Railroads are the best and most fuel efficient way to transport goods over land. Our engineers are using cutting edge science to improve locomotive engines.

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Citizenship

Lorenzo Simonelli, President and CEO, GE Transportation

As head of GE's Transportation business, Lorenzo oversees our interests in the railroad, marine, drilling, mining, and wind industries, which generate revenues of $4.5 billion annually.

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Leadership

ecomagination

ecomagination is GE’s commitment to imagine and build innovative solutions to today’s environmental challenges while driving economic growth.

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healthymagination

healthymagination is a shared commitment to creating better health for more people. healthymagination is about becoming healthier, through the sharing of imaginative ideas and proven solutions.