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Powering The Future

March 08, 2016
GE’s Steam Power Systems Customer Summit @ Fullerton Hotel, Singapore, March 2016

“The industry, as we know it, is changing” – Steve Bolze, CEO, General Electric Power.

With those few choice but telling words, GE’s first Steam and Power Systems customer summit was underway.

The 2-day event in Singapore had been designed to bring together customers from the ASEAN region for robust discussions surrounding the power industry, current trends and future opportunities.
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Powering The Future

March 07, 2016
GE’s Steam Power Systems Customer Summit @ Fullerton Hotel, Singapore, March 2016
“The industry, as we know it, is changing” – Steve Bolze, CEO, General Electric Power.

With those few choice but telling words, GE’s first Steam and Power Systems customer summit was underway.

The 2-day event in Singapore had been designed to bring together customers from the ASEAN region for robust discussions surrounding the power industry, current trends and future opportunities.
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GE: Providing a more effective and innovative solution to power Vietnam

October 05, 2015
With energy demands growing rapidly, Vietnam is optimising electricity generation to ensure its power-hungry industries stay on the grid. The Vietnamese government expects the electricity demand to reach 360 billion kWh in 2020, compared to a projected 210 kWh in 2015. In line with the rising demand, total investment for the power sector is estimated to reach $48.8 billion in 2020 and nearly $75 billion in the period from 2021 to 2030. Given this scenario, the Vietnamese have been exploring more efficient ways to generate power, both in terms of costs as well as impact to the environment.
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Steve Bolze: Investing in the Future of Electricity

Steve Bolze GE
January 21, 2015

The world is in the midst of a major power shift. Not political power, but actual electricity power being generated by an increasingly diverse and distributed range of sources — from natural gas to renewables.

 
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