16 units selected for LNG refrigeration trains
GE Oil & Gas' first installation of an LM6000 mechanical drive turbine
FLORENCE, ITALY -- July 25, 2011 -- GE Oil and Gas has entered into an agreement with Bechtel International, Inc. for the supply of compression technology for two customized LNG refrigeration trains for the Chevron-operated Wheatstone Project in Western Australia. A final investment decision on the Wheatstone Project is expected in the second half of 2011.
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GE verzeichnet für das zweite Quartal 2011 mit einem Gewinn aus laufender Geschäftstätigkeit von 3,7 Milliarden USD (0,34 USD pro Aktie) ein starkes Ergebnis. Dies entspricht einem Zuwachs von 18 % (17 %) im Vergleich zum zweiten Quartal 2010. GE hat damit die Erwartungen der Marktbeobachter übertroffen.
Link zur US-Pressemeldung:
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Ulrike Gaissert
GE in Deutschland Österreich und der Schweiz
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MELBOURNE (Friday 1 July 2011): Better Place, GE and Renault Australia today joined together at the Australian International Motor Show (AIMS) with a series of announcements that demonstrate a strategic move to make electric cars a mass market reality for all Australians and help address the nation's sustainable transport challenge.
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GE adds 22 new products & solutions, bringing total ecomagination portfolio to 110
Ecomagination revenues hit $18 billion for year
Sydney -- Australia, 21 June 2011---GE today released its ecomagination annual report showing it invested about $1.8 billion in 2010 on research and development of clean technologies, which puts it on course to meet its goal of $10 billion cumulative investment between 2010 and 2015.
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Campaign represents increased focus on local market
Sydney -- Australia, 20 June 2011: GE today announced the launch of its first ever national advertising campaign in Australia, "Two Letters". The multi-million dollar national campaign signals a significant shift in GE‟s global strategy and an increased focus on the Australian market, with particular emphasis on healthcare and sustainability.
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Research examines lessons learnt from leading low carbon economies in carbon productivity and policy efficiency
Sydney, 26th May 2011 - A report by Vivid Economics and Norton Rose, commissioned by GE (NYSE:GE), today revealed that it is possible for economies to reduce carbon emissions while maintaining economic growth and prosperity; and that Australia is lagging behind its trading partners in achieving this.