Annual Cleaner R&D Grows to $1.4 Billion
Total Energy Savings to Company of $100
Fairfield, Conn., October 21, 2008 - GE today affirmed that, amidst global economic turbulence, revenues from its range of energy efficient and environmentally advantageous products and services will surge 21% to $17 billion in 2008, while GE's annual investment in cleaner research and development will pass $1.4 billion.
Kenya among ten African countries to benefit from program
Nairobi, Kenya; October 17, 2008 - Kenya is among ten African countries that are set to benefit from General Electric's (GE) US$10 million worth of product, infrastructure and training plan to improve healthcare delivery services in Africa this year. Under the plan, GE has targeted to upgrade a total of 81 health facilities in Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Nigeria, Tanzania, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Malawi, Mali, and Senegal. The projects are at various stages of completion.
Nigeria among nine African countries to benefit from program
Abuja, Nigeria; September 15, 2008 - Nigeria is among nine African countries that are set to benefit from General Electric's (GE) US$10 million worth of product, infrastructure and training plan to improve healthcare delivery services in Africa this year. Under this year's plan, GE has targeted a total of 81 facilities in Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Nigeria, Tanzania, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Malawi, Mali, and Senegal. The projects are at various stages of completion.
Company focuses on partnership and localization initiatives in the country
High-profile 'GE Day Nigeria 2020' event attracts government and customers
Abuja, Nigeria; September 15, 2008: General Electric (GE) the global infrastructure, technology, media and financial services company, marked its first "GE Day" in Abuja, Nigeria today as a key initiative to showcase latest technologies from its various businesses including energy, water, transportation, healthcare, aviation, finance and media.
2007-08 Report, Investing & Delivering in Citizenship, Summarizes Key Global Economic Issues
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Farnborough; July 15, 2008: Arik Air, Nigeria's leading domestic carrier, has selected the GEnx engine to power its new seven Boeing 787 aircraft. The airline has also finalized its engine order of five GE90-115B-powered Boeing 777-300ER/-200LR aircraft. The total value of both engine deals is more than $500 million USD list price.
