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Renewable energy

Solving The Energy Puzzle: GE Renewable Energy Chief Sees Big Things Ahead For Offshore Wind And The Grid

Will Palmer
July 19, 2021

The bipartisan infrastructure deal unveiled in June represents a historic moment for renewable energy advocates. The Biden administration hopes to spend $73 billion on upgrading the nation’s power grid to support renewables and $46 billion on manufacturing to support the growing industry, among other climate change initiatives. Many people in the industry see the proposal as a chance to make strides toward carbon reduction goals.

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Mekong Nations Eye Hydropower To Drive Energy And Economic Plans

September 08, 2017
Hydropower is the colossus of the renewable energy world – the single largest clean energy source available today accounting for more than 16% of total global electricity generation worldwide, and 85% of total global renewable electricity.
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The Future of Clean Energy Is Present

August 24, 2017
Stuart Dean, CEO, GE ASEAN
Clean and sustainable energy is more than just ‘important’ to GE, it’s an absolute and urgent necessity. With resources dwindling and damage to the environment steadily accruing, I believe that there is simply no question that GE has to strive, as a responsible provider of energy, for the very best solution for our planet.
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The Elephant And Dragon: Powering A Renewable World

August 21, 2017
US$10.2 trillion is expected to be invested in power generation technologies globally over the next two decades, according to a recent report by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF).
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future of energy

How The Digital Grid Can Help Save The Planet

Juan De Bedout GE Energy Connections
Debora Frodl GE
June 05, 2017

New solutions are enabling a cleaner and more efficient global power system, write Debora Frodl, Global Executive Director at GE Ecomagination, and Juan M. de Bedout, Chief Technology Officer at GE Energy Connections.

 

 
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future of energy

Get Smart: Utilities Can Benefit From Connected Homes

Angelo Rosiello
Sandro Melis
Arun Mani
June 02, 2017

The smart-home business had a value of $47 billion globally in 2015, and it's expected to grow at 14 percent annually. But utilities need to move particularly fast in this business, according to Oliver Wyman's energy and utilities experts. New entrants, especially big tech players, are moving in with services that leverage their whiz-bang digital wear.

 

 
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climate

The Time To Invent The Technologies That Will Power Our Future Is Now

David Danielson
May 26, 2017

The extent to which we support energy innovation today will determine the world our children and grandchildren inherit in 2050. It takes 30 years or more to successfully commercialize and deploy transformative new energy technologies at scale, so the investments we choose to make over just the next 5 years – or indeed those we don’t - will determine their fate.

 

 

The year 2050 sounds pretty far away, doesn’t it? But in terms of the world our children and grandchildren will inherit, 2050 is today: it’s right around the corner.
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Connected Machines

Why North America’s Largest Independent Renewable Energy Provider Is Betting On Digital

Amy Francetic Invenergy Future Fund Managing Director
John Tough Partner
May 04, 2017

If one of the world’s largest independent developers of renewable energy, now a venture investor, is bullish on a new technology, industry watchers listen. Invenergy, which develops, owns and operates large-scale renewable energy generation facilities in North America, Latin America, Japan and Europe, explains why it’s betting on businesses that involve energy’s digital applications.

 

 
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Electrification Software Grid

Unlocking The Environmental Potential Of The Digital Grid

Reinaldo A Garcia
Debora Frodl GE
September 20, 2016

Breakthrough digital grid technologies are more efficient, reduce emissions and can contribute to a cleaner global power system.

 

 
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Renewables

These Next-Generation Batteries Could End Energy Poverty

Jeffrey Carbeck
July 27, 2016

More efficient renewables can not only power factories, but they can act as "mini-grids" in connecting rural communities. Could more affordable and scalable batteries be a remedy to poverty?



 

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