GE to be company with largest presence in DIC
Dubai, April 30, 2005: GE, the global technology, media and financial services company, today announced that it will establish its new Middle East and Africa headquarters at Dubai Internet City (DIC). GE's move allows the diversified technology products and services provider to benefit from DIC's world-class infrastructure and environment and is part of its plans to expand its operations in the region.
Students of oil and gas studies and ADNOC engineers to benefit from GE proprietary technical tools and programmes
Abu Dhabi, April 17, 2005: GE Energy President and CEO John Rice, signed an agreement with the Petroleum Institute in Abu Dhabi today to dedicate a specialized laboratory in its Department of Engineering.
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Kuwait, March 15, 2005: In a ceremony attended by more than 400 people, which included representatives from the highest level of the Kuwaiti Government, GE Infrastructure's Water & Process Technologies business helped dedicate the world's largest membrane based wastewater filtration project and the company's first major water project in the Middle East.
TECHNOLOGY AT OIL AND GAS CONFERENCE IN QATAR
DOHA, QATAR -- March 4, 2005 -- GE Energy's oil and gas business is highlighting its industry-leading technologies for natural gas and LNG applications at the 5th Doha Conference on Natural Gas
Solutions offered by GE Energy cover a wide range of industry requirements, including enhanced LNG production, advanced technology for the petrochemical industries and advances in gas-to-liquid (GTL) technology, in addition to a wide range of technical trainings.
Abu Dhabi, February 21, 2005: GE, the global technology, media and financial services company, today forecast double-digit growth this year for its US$3.4 billion Middle East business on the back of positive economic developments in the region. The upbeat message was delivered in Abu Dhabi by Ferdinando 'Nani' Beccalli, President and CEO of GE International.
75-ton water purification system to depart Sharjah this evening on world's largest aircraft
Sharjah, January 10, 2005: Today, Assist International announces the donation by GE of a water purification system that will produce at least 432,000 gallons of potable water per day in Banda Aceh, the northern Indonesian province that was the hardest hit by the tsunami. The equipment has the potential to provide drinkable water for 110,000 Indonesians per day. GE expects the system to be functional as soon as next weekend, January 15-16.
75-ton water purification system to depart Sharjah this evening on world's largest aircraft
Sharjah, January 10, 2005: Today, Assist International announces the donation by GE of a water purification system that will produce at least 432,000 gallons of potable water per day in Banda Aceh, the northern Indonesian province that was the hardest hit by the tsunami. The equipment has the potential to provide drinkable water for 110,000 Indonesians per day. GE expects the system to be functional as soon as next weekend, January 15-16.
Sharjah, January 10, 2005: Today, Assist International announces the donation by GE of a water purification system that will produce at least 432,000 gallons of potable water per day in Banda Aceh, the northern Indonesian province that was the hardest hit by the tsunami. The equipment has the potential to provide drinkable water for 110,000 Indonesians per day. GE expects the system to be functional as soon as next weekend, January 15-16.
