Ecomagination puts into practice GE's belief that financial and environmental performance can work together to drive company growth while taking on some of the world's toughest challenges.
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New York's green roofs do more than add a splash of green to the urban habitat. They also provide a crucial stopping ground and habitat for birds flying through.

GE Capital Fleet Services announced today the opening of its Vehicle Innovation Center, a world-class facility that provides businesses, industry groups and researchers with a first-hand experience with alternative fuel vehicles.

The Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E), the Department of Energy's (DoE) incubator for solutions to energy challenges, is making low cost bets on ideas that could change the energy landscape.

Imagine reversing the flow from your electric car’s batteries to power your home in a blackout. The technology to do just that was on display this week at GE’s joint showcase with Nissan at the SAE 2012 World Congress in Detroit.

If biofuels are going to be an important part of our energy future, seaweed is the most attractive option. Unlike cane sugar or corn, seaweed grows everywhere and is one of the most attractive options.

In this short, based on the VICE/ecomagination video “The Energy Fixers,” Majumdar explains how “bug oil” could change the future of transportation.

Makani Power CEO Corwin Hardham was a professional windsurfer at age 17. Now he’s trying to harness the wind for energy. Makani’s high altitude tethered wings are lightweight and therefore lower cost than conventional wind turbines.

GE teamed up with the developers at the Lake Nona community in Orlando, Florida to provide products and services that make making the community healthier and more sustainable.
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