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The Dreamliner Dazzles Paris

June 20, 2015
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The Great Paris Air Show Scavenger Hunt for GE Tech

June 18, 2015
For GE and CFM International, GE’s joint company with France’s Snecma (Safran), the Paris Air Show was primarily about selling the latest jet engines like the LEAP, the GEnx, and the GE9X. But that doesn’t mean the company didn’t have other technology around.
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World’s Most Advanced Passenger Jets Circle Over Paris

June 17, 2015
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Perspectives

On a Mission for Enthusiasm at Paris Air Show — Q&A with Richard Aboulafia of the Teal Group

Richard Aboulafia Teal Group
June 15, 2015

Beyond the deal-making, advances in aviation technology such as 3D printing to the Industrial Internet could steal the show this year.

 

The Paris Air Show is the Cannes Festival of aviation — the annual event where top industry players go to see and be seen, whether it’s inking jumbo jet deals or unveiling the smartest technologies rocket science has to offer.
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Take a Close Look at Boeing’s YouTube Sensation at the Paris Air Show

June 14, 2015
Thomas Edison and Charles Steinmetz examine pieces of isolators struck by Steinmetz’s lightning generator. Image credits: Museum of Innovation and Science Schenectady"
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GE-Powered Dreamliner Steals Paris Air Show with a Stunning Getaway

June 12, 2015
The Paris Air Show starts this weekend and Boeing is bringing a brand new Dreamliner aircraft powered by a pair of GEnx engines. In preparation for the show, the plane just performed some heart-stopping acrobatics that hopefully none of us will ever have to experience during a routine flight, including what seems to be near-vertical lift off.
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Latest Planes Descend on Paris as World’s Largest Air Show Takes Off

June 11, 2015
The huge Paris Air Show starts at Le Bourget, just outside the French capital, this weekend. The world’s largest and longest-running aerospace trade gathering typically brings together the latest technology in civilian and military aviation and this year is no different: There will be new Airbus and Boeing passenger planes, the latest fighter jets, advanced jet engines and other airborne technology connected to the Industrial Internet.
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"Moon Power" is Here. First Subsea Tidal Power Plant to Go Live in France in 2015, UK is Next

May 29, 2015
Most people might still consider the idea of using tides to generate electricity as outlandish as a trip to the moon. But starting this year, the concept is quickly becoming reality. “We went to the moon 46 years ago, and now we are using it to produce energy,” says Frederic Navarro, project director at GE Power Conversion in Belfort, France. “That’s because the moon’s gravity tugs on the ocean and produces predictable tides that run like clockwork, twice a day.”
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Das Hybrid-Kraftwerk: Power Plant Mixing Gas, Solar, Batteries and Software Could Chart the Future of Renewable Power

May 13, 2015
From Japan’s offshore solar plants to a tidal lagoon in Wales, countries around the world have found clever ways to tap renewable power. But nowhere is the need for ingenuity more in demand than in Germany, which aims to produce 80 percent of electricity from renewables by 2050, up from 30 percent now.
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Dan Jackson: Why the Oil Price Decline is the Best Thing to Happen to the Offshore Industry in Years

Dan Jackson Io Oil Gas
May 08, 2015

Plunging prices will force the offshore industry to make the most out of limited resources.

 

The offshore industry has been under a black cloud since the end of 2014, with the oil price crash bringing a seemingly interminable period of doom and gloom. No one can blame operators for the resulting project cancellations and exorbitant cost-cutting measures undertaken in recent months.
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