Italy Aiming to be a Wind Power Leader
SALZBERGEN, GERMANY---October 1, 2008---GE Energy's latest wind turbine technology has been selected to support the expansion of Wind Farm Serre in southern Italy. The project will help Italy move a step closer to meeting its goal of becoming one of the leading producers of wind energy in Europe.
GE Poised to Meet Region's Soaring Renewable Energy Needs
SALZBERGEN, Germany--06 October 2008-- GE Energy today announced it has already received more than one gigawatt of commitments for its 2.5xl wind turbine over the next year and a half. That represents enough clean, wind-generated electricity to meet the needs of more than one million German households.
Entergy Selects GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy's ESBWR Design in License Application to NRC
WILMINGTON, N.C.---September 25, 2008---New Orleans-based Entergy Corp. today submitted a combined construction and operating license application to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, selecting GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy's next-generation ESBWR reactor design.
Packages Allow Users to Capture Event Data for Quicker Time To Solution
Charlottesville, VA, September 25, 2008 GE Fanuc Intelligent Platforms, a unit of GE Enterprise Solutions, today announced the availability of its applied solutions Sequence of Events Recording for PACSystems™. These packages allow users to gain a sustainable advantage by minimizing plant downtime and delivering a powerful diagnostic tool that is built on the PACSystems control engine, is easy to deploy and leverages the enterprise connectivity of Proficy™ Historian.
250 I/O System Extends Scalability Allowing Customers To Start Small and Grow
Charlottesville, VA, September 23, 2008 GE Fanuc Intelligent Platforms, a unit of GE Enterprise Solutions, today announced that it has released Proficy® Process Systems in a new 250 I/O size, single-computer offering targeted at smaller applications and OEMs. Proficy Process Systems is a fully-integrated process control system that will provide customers with improved quality and reliability, increased throughput, performance and efficiency, and reduced total cost of ownership.
ATLANTA--23 September 2008-- GE Energy and American Electric Power's (AEP) Indiana Michigan Power subsidiary today announced the deployment of 10,000 GE Energy smart meters in a pilot project in South Bend, Ind., that will begin January 1, 2009. The pilot program will help consumers track their electricity consumption and empower them to control their energy costs.
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