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GE’s commitment to its customers in Africa underlies its lead in transforming the power industry in the region.
GE Steam Power committed R20 million toward asbestos removal in classrooms and infrastructure upgrades to benefit more than 1,000 students. The initiative, which forms part of GE’s school infrastructure upgrade project, also helps the school meet the norms and standards of the School Infrastructure Regulations.
After a storm-caused roof collapse, the Metahara Sugar Factory accepted help from GE’s FieldCore team to repair their damaged turbines; despite extensive unit damage, the FieldCore team got the turbines back online in 20 days, ending a critical situation.
GE will supply two 9E.03 gas turbines, one STF-A200 steam turbine, three A39 generators, two heat recovery steam generators (HRSG), and additional balance of plant equipment for the Cap des Biches combined cycle gas turbine power plant, which is expected to generate 300 MW, nearly 25% of the power consumed in Senegal.
GE safely completed service interventions on three GE 9E gas turbines at the Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC) power plants in Calabar and Sapele, Nigeria.
