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Advent International Acquires GE's Distributed Power Business For $3.25 Billion

Tomas Kellner
November 06, 2018
GE and the private equity group Advent International completed Advent’s $3.25 billion acquisition of GE’s Distributed Power business today. The unit, now rebranded as INNIO, is best known for manufacturing the Jenbacher and Waukesha gas engines that generate electricity for towns and factories around the world.
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CEPSI 2018 Offers A Glimpse Into The Future Of Energy

September 13, 2018
Innovation and greater collaboration among energy stakeholders, especially consumers, are some of the key trends predicted to shape the future of the energy sector.
These trends, and breakthrough technologies will be discussed and debated at the upcoming Conference of Power and Electricity Supply Industry 2018 (CEPSI 2018) in Kuala Lumpur from September 17 to 22.
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Surf’s Up – How Ocean Waves, Tides, And Temps Can Help Power The World

July 31, 2018
Strong ocean swells, and waves that crash to shore can now be transformed, and used to produce clean, sustainable energy. But while the ocean-generated power opportunity is immense, it’s under-developed today.
In the-near-future however, wave power, or marine energy, could become a new source of renewable power for nations connected to the world’s deepest, largest oceans, including many in Asia Pacific (APAC).

Unleashing the potential
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Power Pool: Here’s What It Takes To Electrify West Africa

Dorothy Pomerantz
July 02, 2018

In parts of West Africa, an act as simple as walking into a room and turning on a light can be something of a luxury. Only half the population has access to electricity, which means 188 million people live without basic amenities such as light and power.

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Guiding Light: This Software Is Helping Modernize New Delhi’s Power Grid

Fred Guterl
June 18, 2018

Dust storms are a fact of life in northern India, but this spring the damage has been the worst in two decades, according to the BBC. In early April, a storm brought traffic to a standstill in New Delhi and sent pedestrians scurrying for shelter.

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Spring Cleaning: How The World Is Scrubbing Coal Power Plants Of Toxic Gas

Amy Kover
April 27, 2018
Walk down a street in a city where people are still using coal to heat their homes and cook their dinner and you will understand why people around the world are clamoring to clean up coal-fired power plants. There may be a sprinkling of black dust on unwashed windows but, more immediately, there’s a faint stinging smell that comes chiefly from sulfur dioxide (SO2), a gas created during burning when the sulfur contained in lumps of coal reacts with oxygen.
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Key Trends Influencing ASEAN’s Energy Sustainability Aspirations

April 23, 2018
Providing knowledge, experience, data, and technical expertise to help ASEAN nations optimize their energy resources is one of the primary objectives of the ASEAN Center for Energy (ACE).
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A Bright Outlook For Solar Power In Vietnam

April 19, 2018
With energy demand in Vietnam projected to increase by more than 10 percent annually in the next five years, and required power capacity to double, the Vietnamese government is moving quickly to diversify its energy mix, including plans to generate more power from renewable sources.
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Monash Grid Innovation Hub combines power with passion

Natalie Filatoff
April 18, 2018
Electricity is the most hotly contested topic in Australia, given the country’s ageing energy infrastructure, rising electricity prices, supply volatility, changing demand and the imperative to decarbonise the sector for the sake of the planet. Now, right under the arc of the political football, Monash University has gathered a group of team players to address the energy sector’s biggest problems, and to coach a new national squad in the ways of the future digitised grid.
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How The ASEAN Centre For Energy Is Supporting Power Sustainability In The Region

April 11, 2018
GE Reports recently had the opportunity to talk to Badariah Yosiyana, the manager of the ASEAN-German Energy Programme (AGEP) program run by the ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE).
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