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Berlin - 27 Oct 2014 - Energy costs, excess capacity, environment and an increasingly competitive marketplace are some of the key factors redefining the steelmaking industry.
London 23 October, 2014: Hospitals across the globe are becoming increasingly confident about their growth prospects for the year ahead despite rising costs and ongoing economic uncertainty, according to GE Capital’s inaugural Hospital Sentiment Research - a report based on interviews with more than 380 senior hospital executives with responsibility for budget decisions over eight international markets[1].
STOCKHOLM-October 22, 2014-Helping to meet renewable energy goals around the world, GE (NYSE: GE) today announced it will supply Vardar Vind AB and Västraby Gård Energi AB with 13 GE 2.85-103 wind turbines-eight for Vardar’s Rögle and five for Västraby Gård Energi’s Västraby wind farms-both located in southern Sweden, approximately eighty kilometers north of th
HOUSTON-October 20, 2014-Demonstrating how GE’s (NYSE: GE) advanced technology, project expertise and skilled workforce are helping petrochemicals producers upgrade their fa
How does a jet engine work? C'mon, quick. You get the point. We stroll casually onto planes and know little about how the engine operates. The same applies for medical scans. We lay down, close our eyes, but don’t know what goes on behind the machine’s walls.
Those who build them would argue that we are robbing ourselves. All that engineering complexity can be intimidating, but it often revolves around a handful of simple principles.
TREVOSE, PA.-October 16, 2014-Three geothermal power plants in Turkey, owned by Kipaş Holding, have significantly reduced water usage, lowered CO2 emissions, decreased corrosion and are using the
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