A coalition of energy transition leaders – Baker Hughes, Bechtel, Enppi, GE Digital, HSBC, the National Bank of Egypt, and Petrojet – have signed a Memorandum of Understanding under the auspices of Tarek El Molla, Egyptian Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, today in Cairo.
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Sesuai dengan Konferensi Tingkat Tinggi (KTT) yang membahas perubahan iklim (COP26) di Glasgow, para pemimpin dunia telah meningkatkan upaya untuk mengatasi emisi karbon dan beralih dari sistem energi yang selama ini tergantung pada bahan bakar fosil ke sejumlah alternatif berbasiskan energi terbarukan. Sebagai negara yang menargetkan bebas karbon pada 2060, Indonesia memahami bahwa transisi energi ini merupakan hal yang mendesak.
Ketika GE menerbitkan Laporan Keberlanjutan pada bulan Juni yang lalu, perusahaan ini berkomitmen untuk membuat operasinya netral karbon pada 2030, dan mengumumkan ambisinya untuk mencatat angka ‘nol neto’ dalam hal emisi karbon pada 2050, termasuk emisi dalam Lingkup 3 (Scope 3) yang berasal dari penggunaan produk yang dijual. Teknologi GE dan tradisi panjangnya dalam berinovasi telah membantu pelanggan untuk menemukan berbagai jalan baru dalam menghadapi sejumlah tantangan besar seperti transisi energi, yang bertujuan mengatasi perubahan iklim.
When GE released its Sustainability Report last June, it made a commitment to becoming carbon neutral in its own operations by 2030, and announced an ambition to be net zero by 2050, including Scope 3 emissions from the use of sold products. GE’s technology and its long innovation tradition are already helping customers find new ways to deal with looming challenges like the energy transition to address climate change. Take a look at our list.
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GE has more than 7,000 gas turbines installed in countries all around the world that generate much of their power. But that global footprint also requires a complex maintenance system to help customers keep those turbines online.
When the Grande America, a cargo ship traveling between Hamburg, Germany, and Casablanca, Morocco, caught fire and sank off the coast of France in March 2019, all 27 people on board were able to get to safety.
The world is mobilizing to meet net-zero emission targets over the coming decades, and it seems that everywhere you look, countries are erecting wind turbines in the fields and off the coasts, switching from coal to natural gas, adding hydropower storage, and studying the next generation of nuclear reactors. One component common to all these efforts, though, remains mostly out of sight of the public, if not out of mind for electrical engineers working to make this global energy transition happen. The component is the electrical grid.
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