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Statoil, GE and Ferus Natural Gas Fuels Expanding Flare Gas Solution in Bakken

September 10, 2014
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Freeport LNG Selects GE for Major North American LNG Export Project

September 10, 2014
  • Freeport LNG, Texas Will Be First World-Scale Electric Liquefied Natural Gas (eLNG) Plant in North America, Delivering Base Volume of 4.4 Million Metric Tonnes Per Annum of LNG Per Train
  • GE to Provide Freeport's Main Contractor, CZJV, with the Main Refrigeration Compressor Trains, Driven by GE's Variable-Speed Drive Electric Motors
  • GE is Providing Technology and Financing
  • GE Was Chosen Based on its Strong Electrical and Mechanical Experience in Delivering, Powering, Testing and Financing Complex,
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GE Oil & Gas Showcases Growth in Technology and Global Capabilities

September 10, 2014

Change May be Hard, but Failure Stinks

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Change May be Hard, but Failure Stinks

Slater Mill, built in 1793 in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, is considered the starting point of America's Industrial Revolution. When Slater substituted water power for human labor, manufacturing output, distribution and profits improved --- and the modern manufacturing business model was ignited.

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Human Disease Seen In New Light With Powerful Microscope by...

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Human Disease Seen In New Light With Powerful Microscope

by Michael Keller

It's always magical to see the darkened countryside and incandescent cities silently zooming beneath the International Space Station. It really puts things in perspective to gaze at pictures like the ones above... Oh, wait. Are these actually images of jutting peninsulas and great bridges spanning bays?

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GE Software Solutions Enable Cincinnati's Metropolitan Sewer District to Stay on Top of Wet Weather Overflows

September 09, 2014

When Shale Gas Met Software: The Industrial Internet Will Monitor a Vast Pipeline Network

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When Shale Gas Met Software: The Industrial Internet Will Monitor a Vast Pipeline Network

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Getting shale gas out of the ground is one thing. But taking it to customers is quite another.

American pipeline operators are investing as much as $40 billion every year to maintain, modernize and expand their networks. The shale gas boom is putting operators under pressure to move more gas to market faster and more safely, and many U.S. pipelines have been in service for at least two decades.

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