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«В полной боевой экипировке он с осторожностью продвигается вперед, внимательно осматривая окрестности, тщательно изучая рельеф, чутко улавливая доносящиеся звуки. Его задача – составить развернутую карту местности, выявить потенциально уязвимые места, оперативно передать в штаб ценные сведения…». Думаете, перед вами фрагмент учебника по подготовке разведгрупп? Ошибаетесь. Это описание функционала робота MAGIC (Miniature Air Gap Inspection Crawlers) от GE, используемого для обследования состояния генераторов газовых и паровых турбин.

There are places in the world that make us feel small and force us to marvel at the skills and ambitions of their architects and engineers. They include cathedrals in Europe, NASA's Cape Canaveral rocket launch pad or the Panama Canal. GE’s gas turbine plant in Greenville, South Carolina, may not be on everyone’s list. But it comes close.

Our Most Precious Resource
Water is our most precious resource. We drink on average around four litres a day, and it is an irreplaceable element of our industry and our agriculture. Indeed it is at the very heart of our existence.

Everyone needs electricity. Be it to cook, to take a shower or even to charge your phone.

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One billion people. A global economy that is 20% larger. Huge growth in energy demand. Challenging production margins. These are the problems. The solution? That is digital.

Some 1.3 billion people don’t have access to reliable electricity today. The International Energy Agency’s 2014 World Energy Outlook estimates the world needs to add some 7,200 gigawatts (GW) of power generating capacity by 2040 to meet new demand and replace old plants. Two thirds of that growth will be in non-OECD countries, including places like China.

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New Power Generation: GE-Alstom Energy Deal Redefines Power Industry in Coming Decades

Tomas Kellner

November 02, 2015

GE completed its acquisition of Alstom’s power and grid business today. The transaction, GE’s largest industrial deal ever, unites two storied businesses with roots stretching to the very dawn of the power industry more than a century ago and to its pioneering founders Thomas Edison and Elihu Thomson.

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Each one weighs nearly 400 tons, as much as two really big blue whales. Each one will cover thousands of miles by sea and land from the place of their birth in Belfort, France, to the farming town of Bhikki in Pakistan’s Punjab province. They are still fairly unknown, but once they reach their destination, they will affect millions of lives.

GE signed four deals with Indonesia for a variety of critical energy and transport projects, the company said today. GE said the estimated combined value of the transactions exceeded $1 billion.
Three of the agreements will significantly boost power-generation capacity in Southeast Asia's biggest economy. The fourth accord provides maintenance for locomotives.

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Power from the Sewer: One Person’s Wastewater is Another’s Electricity

Renee Twardzik

October 14, 2015

Wastewater treatment plants are often among the biggest users of electricity, sending power down the drain. Engineers at GE, however, have hit on a solution that could remove waste from the equation – literally and figuratively. “What if you can have it all,” says Tom Stanley, chief technology officer at GE Water & Process Technologies. “We can help turn wastewater treatment plants from energy consumers into energy producers.”

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