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Closing Africa's Energy Poverty Gap

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Closing Africa's Energy Poverty Gap

Two out of three people in Sub-Saharan Africa---that's nearly 600 million people---live today without access to electricity. As incomes and economies grow in Africa, and they are both growing quickly, this will generate massive demand for power access. This is a huge opportunity for Africans to pull themselves out of poverty and a substantial business opportunity that the United States can't afford to ignore. And right now is the moment to do something about it.

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GE's Automation Software Delivers the Power of the Industrial Internet

August 07, 2014

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Are Electricity-Eating Bacteria The Next Big Thing In Alternative Energy?

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Are Electricity-Eating Bacteria The Next Big Thing In Alternative Energy?

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by Michael Keller

There's a large and growing list of renewable energy projects pumping out cleaner electricity these days. Photovoltaic panels produce direct current and solar concentrators drive steam turbines using sunlight. Wind turbines churning out megawatts of power dot the landscape of many countries. Other projects are looking to light communities through tides, running rivers and even the heat of the Earth.

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GE Lighting Receives Three Best of the Best Awards from tED Magazine

August 06, 2014

EAST CLEVELAND, Ohio (Aug. 6, 2014)---GE Lighting has been recognized with three awards from The Electrical Distributor (tED) magazine's 2014 Best of the Best Annual Marketing Competition.

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GE Announces Commitments to Improve Cancer Care in Ethiopia

August 06, 2014

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia -- 6 August 2014 -- Building on a growing footprint in Ethiopia and commitment to supporting the priorities of Ethiopia's public and private healthcare providers, GE today announced a US$500,000 commitment to the Pink Ribbon Red Ribbon (PRRR) interventions in Ethiopia as part of the 'Investing in Our Future' event during the US-Africa Leaders Summit this week in Washington DC. Pink Ribbon Red Ribbon, a public-private partnership whose organizing members include the George W. Bush Institute (GWBI), the U.S.

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