News and insights from Asean
10 Ways GE Gave Back To ASEAN In 2015
GE has been operating in ASEAN for over a century, and today has nearly 8,000 employees in over 60 sites throughout the region. The communities around us aren’t simply where we work, they’re where we live. Here’s a look at some of the ways we said thank you, by giving back in 2015.
Indonesia
Every Two Seconds, An Aircraft Powered By GE Technology Takes Off Somewhere In The World.
#GEGarages Arrives In Indonesia
#GEGarages event kickstarted on the 18th of August in Ciputra Artpreneur, Jakarta, Indonesia.
How A Wind Turbine Works
The infographic captures the mechanics of a wind turbine and exemplifies Vietnam’s 7th Power Master Plan to meet the rapidly growing demand for electricity in a sustainable fashion.
GE Working Closer With Thailand In Providing A reliable, More Efficient Source Of Power
GE Completes Equipment Commissioning In Three Major Hospitals In Yangon, Myanmar
Powering Bangkok
Powering The Philippines – Policy Framework And Directives To Drive Industry Expansion
President Jokowi Celebrates Completion Of Indonesia’s 500 MW Mobile Power Plant Program
Indonesia’s Lombok Island is renowned for its nutrient-rich seas. In addition to supporting a wide variety of marine life, the Lombok waters, and its sheltered bays, are ideal locations for pearl oyster farms.
To make use of the resources available, local farmer, Fauzi Se wanted to expand his business to include pearl farming and manufacturing jewelry. His expansion dream however, was cut down by energy limitations. Quite simply, the island did not generate enough energy to power his pearl farming equipment and machinery.
