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* China and Germany and there growing trade >>> China's Reminbi heading towards reserve status >>> China’s state planning agency ordered seven provinces and cities to set caps on greenhouse-gas emissions in preparation for the launch of local pilot carbon market >>> Kaeser’s new ESD rotary screw compressors >>> Paques builds world's largest ANAMMOX® wastewater treatment plant for ammonium removal in China >>> Separation mechanism - rotates to suit any requirement S+S Separation and Sorting Technology has completely redesigned its well-known RAPID COMPACT metal separator. >>> Inner Mongolia began an overhaul of its mining sector >>> Inner Mongolia began an overhaul of its mining sector >>> Beijing saw 27 “blue-sky days” in May >>> Bookstores and pharmacies in China will soon be forbidden to provide free plastic bags >>> China’s state monopoly on tobacco is an advantage for the government, >>> Judges across China have been ordered to issue harsher sentences, including execution, to people convicted of food-safety violations >>> Thousands of migratory birds have been forced to leave the their stopover at Honghu early because of the drought >>> The drought gripping stretches of central and eastern China has dried Honghu into an expanse of exposed mud >>> Beijing: Only 50% of garbage to be landfill by 2012 >>> China will reach it 20% renewable energy target by 2020 >>> Vestas announces wind turbine order in China >>> China will spend at least 12 billion yuan (US$1.76 billion) to subsidise smaller, fuel efficient cars by 2012 >>> A Chinese environmental update >>> Scientists are calling for the long-term risks of genetically modified crops to be reassessed >>> China will use a weekend meeting on climate change to demonstrate its sincerity in reducing carbon emissions >>> Europe’s SMOS spacecraft is returning valuable new data on the way water is cycled around the globe >>>China and the European Union agreed to hold regular talks to strengthen collaboration and deepen understanding on climate change >>>Premier Wen Jiabao promised “all-out efforts” to rebuild the Yushu region of Qinghai province >>> Salvage crews began pumping oil from a Chinese coal-carrying ship stuck on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef >>> US president Barack Obama announced plans for expansion of offshore oil and gas drilling in an effort to win support for new climate-change proposals >>> The international mining giant Rio Tinto says it has signed a deal with China to develop a massive iron-ore mine in Guinea >>> Rich countries are “importing” about a third of their CO2 emissions >>> China is starting to prepare for the commercial and strategic opportunities arising as global warming melts polar ice cover in the Arctic >>> S. Korea's Kia Motors introduces eco-friendly, plug-in hybrid concept car >>> European Parliament calls for ‘new climate diplomacy’ >>> China plans to build national renewable energy center >>> Agriculture a major source of water pollution in China >>> China issues rules on maritime wind energy projects >>> ADB approves $135 mln loan for China's green power plant >>> US$ 952mln loss from record drought >>> Cold weather puts chill on travel during lunar festival >>> Shift to green growth in place >>> 67 nations pledge emissions cut >>> Record volume of water flows out of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau >>> China's coal mining hub urged to adopt low-carbon tech >>> Gov't to invest 12 bln yuan in rural environment protection >>> China to continue effort in pollution, emission control >>> Green movement good news for recharging equipment firms >>> China reaffirms to fulfill emission mitigation plans >>> More waste incineration projects planned in Beijing >>> New pollution reduction targets listed >>> China exposes 10,000 groups in industries involving poisonous materials >>> Officials feel heat over waste incinerator >>> Huge water reserves discovered in northwest China basin >>> Gov't to invest 5 bln yuan in a new energy saving technology >>> China's investment in water conservancy projects reaches record high >>> Waste paper imports trigger environmental concerns >>> Guangzhou asks for public opinion to solve growing garbage crisis >>> Shopping for energy efficiency >>> Waste plant causes cancer fears >>> Number of clean-tech venture deals near record high in 2009: Report >>> Lead poisoning halts battery factory operation >>> Cleanup underway after oil pipeline leak in Shaanxi > Taiwan China expands its support for EBRD projects >>>

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Company : GE Energy

	Continuous machinery health monitoring system • Condition monitoring system for machines • Portable machine monitoring instrument • Data collector and machine analyzer • Handheld vibration meter • Rotary valve position transducer • Pressure leak detector • Data acquisition module • Wind power plants • Wind-powered generators
Year established :	1901
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Company name :	GE Energy
Street :	Holsterfeld 16, D-48499
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Website :	www.gepower.com
Phone :	49 (05971) 980-0
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General Electric Plans to Invest $2 Billion in China

General Electric Co. plans to invest more than $2 billion in China in technology and financial service ventures and research, adding 1,000 jobs in a country Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Immelt is targeting for growth. GE intends to invest more than $1.5 billion in joint ventures with Chinese state-owned companies in “key high- technology sectors,” it said in a statement today. The Fairfield, Connecticut-based company will spend $500 million on product development and customer innovation centers through 2012, where the jobs will be added. Immelt yesterday appointed Vice Chairman John Rice to accelerate a push to bolster exports and expand partnerships in countries building infrastructure to support economic growth, such as China and India. GE expects to have $20 billion in discretionary cash by year-end partly for investment to boost sales, which missed analyst estimates in the third quarter. “China and India will lead future growth in energy demand,” Zhang Shun, a Beijing-based analyst with Ping An Securities Co., said by phone today. “They will need more roads, more power plants and more railways to meet the needs of their soaring economies, generating opportunities for equipment manufacturers and technology providers like GE.” Research Centers The company will establish six new innovation centers and named Chengdu, Shenyang and Xi’an as potential candidate locations. GE’s statement didn’t provide details of the financial and technology ventures it’s planning. “The growth in the next decade or decades that’s going to take place will be quite robust in places like China and India,” Immelt said today in Beijing. GE also announced four joint ventures in energy and transport. It will start a venture with Wuhan NARI Co., owned by China’s State Grid, to build electric transmission monitoring and diagnostic equipment. The company will make a joint acquisition with Shanghai Electric Power Co., also owned by State Grid, for a controlling stake in power-distribution parts maker Shanghai Tianling Switchgear Co. In rail, GE plans an agreement with Chengdu Locomotive & Rolling Stock Works, a company owned by China South Locomotive and Rolling Stock Corp., to form a 50-50 venture. The company is planning to start a 50-50 joint venture with the Beijing National Railway Research & Design Institute of Signal & Communication to supply signaling systems. India Growth Immelt was in China days after traveling to India where he met President Barack Obama, who was visiting the country to drum up business for U.S. companies. GE expects energy and health care to drive revenue in India to a $10 billion goal in five years, Immelt said in interview in Mumbai on Nov. 6. GE will seek to acquire companies worth about $50 million, Immelt said. GE got about $33 billion of its $157 billion in revenue last year from emerging markets, with about $6 billion from China. Sales in China should rise by at least 10 percent this year, Immelt reiterated in July. China and industrialized regions including Europe are pulling ahead of the U.S. in the race to develop clean energy, because policy makers in Washington have been caught up in debates on issues such as the effects of climate change, Immelt said in September. China may spend about 5 trillion yuan ($750 billion) in the next decade developing cleaner sources of energy, the government said in July. GE is investing $10 billion during the next five years in so-called clean-energy products and services. GE in 2003 opened a research center in Shanghai, the third of what is now four globally. Immelt has pledged to increase research and development in part to tap markets like China, and use their engineering expertise. GE shares fell 0.1 percent yesterday to $16.71 in New York. They declined 5 percent on Oct. 15, the most since May, after the company said third-quarter sales fell 5 percent to $35.9 billion, missing analyst estimates. Profit fell 18 percent to $2.06 billion.

	Environmental Products End-to-End Air Quality Solutions The environmental services group has a single focus: to optimize the performance and profitability of your facility so that it achieves environmental targets with minimum cost and maximum business advantage. Drawing on a comprehensive portfolio of technology offerings and more than 100 years of power generation experience, GE is dedicated to helping you reach environmental goals while simultaneously improving performance through a unique pollution prevention approach. Unlike many solution providers who focus on controlling emissions at the stack, we are focused on optimizing the entire operation to improve efficiencies and help prevent emissions from ever being generated. Whether your project is narrow in scope or broad-based, we can help you improve the environment and your plant economics in a cost-effective manner.
	Gasification Broad Range of Flexible Services GE is one of the world's leading providers of both gasification and power generation technologies. GE provides long-term license agreements that include the gasification process design package, process and instrumentation design review with EPC, start-up support, operator training, on-going technical support and products supply. We can tailor gasification and power block solutions to help customers meet the needs of challenging project requirements. Gasification is an efficient means of converting low value-residuals into higher value products including power, steam, hydrogen, and basic chemicals. It is a process that produces mixtures of hydrogen and carbon monoxide (synthesis gas or syngas) from carbon-based feedstocks such as coal, petroleum, coke and heavy oils. Gasification uses multiple feedstocks to produce multiple products. There are over 63 commercial sites worldwide using GE gasification technologies.
	GE's Jenbacher Mechanical Drives Entering the Future of Mechanical Drive Gas Engines Based on 50 years' experience in the development and production of advanced gas engines for power generation, GE's Jenbacher gas engine division is now offering as a second product line gas-fueled reciprocating engines for all kinds of mechanical drive applications. Jenbacher gas engines are known for their high efficiency, low operating cost and exceptionally high reliability. The new Mechanical Drive engines offer a compact and robust design with low exhaust emissions and next-generation engine control systems.
	Metering At Its Best GE's family of meters goes beyond meeting your complex business challenges. The advanced, powerful and easy-to-use meters give you an extra edge in the energy business. With the lines between utility, industrial and commercial metering disappearing, our meters offer solutions beyond revenue metering. You can look forward to real-time instrumentation, power quality monitoring and accessing critical information. All these add up to give you higher productivity, improved efficiency and reduced energy costs.
	Oilfield Technology Sondex acquistion now becomes Oilfield Technology GE presents Oilfield Technology, a portfolio of leading Wireline and Drilling Measurement solutions for the oilfield services market. Oilfield Technology builds on the 30-year heritage of the Tensor, Reuter Stokes, Geolink and Sondex product lines to offer leading technical solutions supported by one of the industry’s most experienced talent pools. With manufacturing facilities in the UK and North America and a growing global network of support centers, our Oilfield Technology solutions are uniquely positioned to support the growth of oilfield service companies as they pursue new, more challenging opportunities
	Solar Power Power From the Sun GE's solar electric power systems and products offer high quality, reliable power generation technology for residential, commercial and industrial applications. By partnering with the sun, solar energy can supply local power for on-and off-grid applications with zero noise pollution and air emissions.
	Steam Turbines The Power of Experience & Innovation Always on the cutting edge of steam turbine technology, GE offers a wide array of technological options to meet the most challenging energy requirements. Using an integrated approach that includes parts, service, repair and project management, we deliver results that contribute to our customers' success. With over 530 GW of steam turbine capacity in more than 5,600 units installed or on order, GE is a world leader in the design, development and application of steam turbine technology. Our steam turbines can be found in fossil-fired, combined cycle, integrated gasification combined cycle, industrial, petrochemical and nuclear plants around the globe. Throughout the range of sizes and applications, our steam turbines provide high reliability, sustained high efficiency and ease of maintenance.
	Wind Turbines Renewable Energy Solutions At GE, we know that renewable energy will be an integral part of the world energy mix throughout the 21st century. Our commitment is to help our worldwide partners and customers design and implement wind energy solutions for their unique energy needs.

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