Huge changes are needed in the delivery of healthcare if the NHS is to meet its target on reducing carbon emissions, according to speakers at the GE and London First Conference 'Mind The Gap'.
Leading healthcare experts join the debate at GE sustainable cities conference
Huge changes are needed in the delivery of healthcare if the NHS is to meet its target on reducing carbon emissions, according to Rachel Stancliffe, Director of the Campaign for Greener Healthcare.
Collaboration across the London property market could open up a whole new industry in retrofitting buildings to reduce carbon emissions, according to a leading expert on carbon reduction and business at a GE and London First conference on how London can meet its carbon emission targets.
Leading property experts join the debate at GE sustainable cities conference
Expanding London's pay-as-you-go charging for motorists is the only way to meet the huge financial and environmental pressures facing the capital's transport system, according to one of the world's leading authorities.
GE and London First's event 'Mind the Gap' brought together transport and environment experts to debate how London could meet its carbon emissions and spending targets in an age of austerity.
Leading transportation experts join the debate at GE sustainable cities conference
GE Capital today announced that Arthur Mathysen Gerst has been appointed Managing Director for Pan-European Fleet Services to oversee the growth of the business throughout the region. He will be responsible for identifying new pan-European customers, developing new products and services and working with the key markets to gain market share and service customers. Mathysen Gerst will report into Isabel Fernandez, Chief Commercial Officer for GE Capital in EMEA.
CLEVELAND, OH (October 20, 2010) --- Consumers searching for the latest hybrid can soon look beyond their local car dealership. Starting in 2011, GE Lighting brings hybrid technology to the lighting aisle in the form of a unique, new incandescent-shaped light bulb that combines the instant brightness of halogen technology with the energy efficiency and longer rated life of compact fluorescent (CFL) technology.
On October 21, 1879, Thomas Alva Edison revolutionized our way of life with the invention of the first commercially practical light bulb
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