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Transportation

Forever Young: This Texas Plant Gives Middle-Aged Locomotives Extreme Makeovers

Tomas Kellner
March 26, 2018
GE’s huge locomotive factory outside Fort Worth, Texas, feels like the rumpus room of a giant toddler fond of playing with trains. The place — all 1 million square feet of it — is filled with locomotives in various states of assembly. There are cabs in one corner, wheels and trucks in another, and engines in the middle.
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Renewables

Amazon Turns To Wind To Power Its Business

Dorothy Pomerantz
October 19, 2017
Amazon may be the largest online retailer in the world, but the company is focused on having a positive impact on the ground as well. With an ever-expanding global network of fulfillment and data centers, Amazon has a growing demand for energy. Amazon also has an equal appetite for and commitment to renewable energy. In fact, Amazon Web Services (AWS), the company’s cloud computing business, has a long-term commitment to achieve 100 percent renewable energy usage for its global infrastructure footprint.
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Fast-Fix Tech Brings Quick End to Mahakam Blackout Crisis

February 07, 2017
On July 9, 2015, a two-person GE Power Services support team in Houston, Texas came to the rescue of 1.4 million people living 15,000 kilometers away in East Kalimantan province, Indonesia.

The day before, two GE LM6000 gas turbines in operation at the PLTG Senipah (PLTGS) power plant in Teluk Pemegas village, malfunctioned cutting power to three cities – Balikpapan, Tenggarong, and Samarinda - connected to the plant’s Mahakam network.
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This Grounded Jet Engine Is Helping Keep the Lights on at the World’s Largest Hospital

June 29, 2015
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This Big Austrian will be Pumping Iron in Texas

October 02, 2014

Everything is bigger in Texas, including the state’s appetite for electricity. No other state consumes more power, a whopping 10 percent of the national total.

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Middle Market Executives Remain Bullish About Upcoming Year

National Center For The Middle Market Staff
July 23, 2014
Middle-market executives are projecting new levels of optimism about economic growth, suggesting they are shrugging off the shocking Q1 GDP numbers—which indicated the economy shrunk by 2.9 percent—and charging forward despite these figures.
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