GE Works.

CREATING SOLUTIONS TO MOVE, POWER, BUILD AND CURE THE PHILIPPINES.

GE WORKS

2 minutes an aircraft with GE engine technology takes off in the Philippines.

10,000+ GE Healthcare products installed in healthcare facilities across the country.

5000+ volunteer hours served by our GE Volunteers council in 2014.

As a partner for innovation, GE is helping to meet the Philippine’s toughest challenges

GE’s presence in the Philippines dates back to 1890 with the installation of the first electric street lights along Real Street in Manila. Established in 1935 as a GE company affiliate, GE Philippines, Inc. brings the latest technology and solutions in Aviation, Energy Management, Power, Oil & Gas, Healthcare, Lighting, and Transportation to help address the country's toughest challenges and to support local talent development.

GE Philippines Fact Sheet

Turning waste to energy.

The San Pedro landfill, located 35km south of Manila, is the first landfill gas power plant to feature GE’s Jenbacher gas engines in the country. The four containerized Jenbacher 320 gas engine gensets will help reduce the landfill’s methane emissions by about 70%.
Bringing innovative lighting solutions to the Philippines.

GE Lighting was recognized for its Metro Turf Racetrack Lighting Project by winning a Merit Award in the 2013 GE Edison Award Asia Preliminaries. The 45-hectare development in Malvar Batangas is equipped with GE 1500 Powerspot technology for excellent illumination during races especially at night.
Making a difference to the community.

GE’s initiatives towards corporate social responsibility are directly undertaken by the GE Volunteers local council. In 2015, the GE Foundation has awarded a $25,000 grant to nature conservation group Haribon Foundation to help rehabilitate the Philippine forest.