The Ramp-Up Begins
From the hotels to the streets, this year’s Climate Week NYC summit was bustling with urgency and action. One prominent theme was “3x” — accelerating deployment of clean energy technology at three times the current pace through 2050. And GE was right there to help launch several new initiatives. Find out more.
The Most Famous Engine You Never Heard Of
Before the CFM56, GE90, GEnx, and CFM LEAP engines, there was QCSEE. In 1974, GE developed the Quiet Clean Short-Haul Experimental Engine with a NASA grant to look for ways to reduce runway congestion and engine noise. The technologies they developed changed jet engines forever, and if you’re in Cincinnati this fall, you can see the original in person at the GE Aerospace Learning Centre. Read more.
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Once, Now, Forever
On Sunday, GE debuted its final “one company” GE commercial. A celebration of the 132-year-old company’s DNA, it speaks to the dreamers, the doers, and the infinite possibilities of GE’s next chapter, as GE Vernova and GE Aerospace prepare to do business under the GE brand and monogram going forward.
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“We are seeing a realigned direction that focuses on results and outcomes; redefining climate action as an opportunity, not a risk; and reorienting public-private partnerships to achieve results in the near and long term.”
— Roger Martella, group vice president and chief sustainability officer, GE and GE Vernova
Quote: GE Reports. Images: Shutterstock, GE Aerospace. Video: GE