SÃO PAULO-October 9, 2017-Competitive with coal-based power generation, the sharply reduced solar-based electricity price continues to push boundaries of technology to further reduce the cost of energy production.
SÃO PAULO-June 27, 2017-GE Energy Connections (NYSE: GE) has recently successfully delivered the full turnkey project to VLI for engineering, supply and commissioning of the port terminal Luiz Antonio Mesquita Integrator Port Terminal (Tiplam) at the port of Santos, located in the city of Santo
São Paulo, Brazil, October 27, 2016 - GE (NYSE:GE) today announced it has secured a more than $900 million turnkey order with
Company Delivering Electrical Power Distribution and Protection Systems for the Olympic International Broadcast Center
ATLANTA - August 3, 2016 - When the Olympic cauldron at Maracana Stadium is ignited signaling the opening of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil, GE Energy Connections (NYSE: GE) will be there helping to deliver the electric power to broadcast that moment to almost a billion people[1] around the world.
ATLANTA - July 27, 2016 - The records of this year’s Rio 2016 Olympic Games will be measured by how fast, how high or how long, with the difference between a Gold medal and a Silver medal often marked in fractions of seconds or inches. GE (NYSE: GE) is using its own set of metrics - sometimes measured in milliseconds - to monitor critical power quality and protection systems it is deploying across all 32 Olympic venues and facilities at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
ATLANTA - July 22, 2016 - The athletes competing in next month’s Rio 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil count their wins and losses, Olympic Game Gold, Silver or Bronze, by hard-won metrics measured in seconds or even milliseconds[1].
ATLANTA - July 12, 2016 - There may be a full four years between every Olympic Games, but deploying Olympic Games-scale power distribution, backup power and protection systems typically comes down to the final months - or even weeks - before the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games. For the Rio 2016 Olympic Games in August, GE Energy Connections (NYSE: GE) is implementing a series of “fast-track” processes based on lessons learned from work at five previous Olympic Games to help scale up the power for more than 32 Olympic venues and facilities.
