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x You are browsing from an unsupported browser. Please upgrade your browser to fully experience all of the features of our site. Download a new browser x You are browsing from an unsupported browser. Please upgrade your browser to fully experience all of the features of our site. Download a new browser GE Power Related GE businesses Region Sign in / Register ABOUT US Contact us Search Sign in / Register Contact us GE Power Back HEADER_TEXT Back HEADER_TEXT GE Power NAV_TITLE SECONDARY_NAV_BODY NAV_TITLE Follow Us -- © 2020 General Electric Gas Steam Nuclear Services Industries Sign in Contact GE Power shares COVID-19 response Read more Powering Forward GE Power creates the energy technologies of the future and improves the power networks that we depend on today. We create a third of the world’s electricity. Our technology equips 90% of power transmission utilities worldwide. And 40% of the world’s energy is managed by our software. Three trends shaping our electricity future A grand transformation driven by new technology Traditional and emerging, physical and digital, large and small, a mix of new technologies are converging to create a 21st-century power network capable of realizing new and positive outcomes for people and the planet. GE is leading this transformation and co-creating the future of energy with our customers, providing safe, efficient, reliable, and affordable power to drive economic growth and raise living standards around the world. Decarbonization Through efficiency gains and a robust energy mix, the global power system can be a force for reducing CO 2 and combatting climate change. LEARN MORE Digitalization A new age of end-to-end integration with a single source of truth from edge to center is realizing unprecedented new outcomes for customers and the world. LEARN MORE Decentralization Smaller, decentralized power systems are extending access and boosting resiliency in time to meet rising demand in burgeoning cities and remote areas. LEARN MORE Through efficiency gains and a robust energy mix, the global power system can be a force for reducing CO 2 and combatting climate change. LEARN MORE A new age of end-to-end integration with a single source of truth from edge to center is realizing unprecedented new outcomes for customers and the world. LEARN MORE Smaller, decentralized power systems are extending access and boosting resiliency in time to meet rising demand in burgeoning cities and remote areas. LEARN MORE In partnership with Courageous Studios A journey like no other Join GE on a unique journey across the globe to meet and see some of the most inspiring people and innovative technologies in the energy industry today. READ MORE Reimagining our electricity future Discover how GE is co-creating the future of energy with customers around the world The world is transitioning from an electricity system based primarily upon large, centralized generation, transmission and distribution (T&D) technologies, to one that also embraces distributed, digitally-enhanced, and low-carbon technologies. Traditional and emerging, physical and digital, large and small, are all converging to create a new twenty-first century power network. GE is leading this transformation and co-creating the future of energy with our customers across the globe. LEARN MORE GE Power Inside GE Go behind the scenes with GE employees as they travel to customer sites, manufacturing facilities, and test labs to discover how GE and our customers are developing the energy technologies of the future and improving the power networks we depend on today. Read More > New York Times Magazine Hear the Sounds By connecting two formerly separate power grids with GE’s HVAC equipment, Chilean energy company TEN now transmits more than 99 percent of the country’s power. Travel with GE and the New York Times as we visit—and hear—the site and the story. Read More > GE Reports London Calling The growth of renewable power means that the owners of the world’s gas turbines have to accept some Darwinian logic: Adapt or die. The U.K.’s gas-fired plants are reinventing themselves to be flexible, thanks to GE's GT26 HE upgrade. Read More > GE Reports Onward GE's path forward is focused on two priorities: improve our financial position and strengthen our businesses, starting with Power. Click to read an excerpt from Larry Culp's first letter to shareholders or view GE's full 2018 Annual Report. Read More > GE Reports Extreme Makeover A2A Group will modernize its power assets by deploying GE’s services, hardware and software solutions at four of its facilities in Piemonte, Lombardia and Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy. Read More > GE Reports Gear Heads A mass of electrical cables may look like spaghetti to many people, but Nicolas Godingen has become an expert at picking each strand apart in his mind’s eye. Now, thanks to new technology, field service engineers like Nicolas can be armed with smart helmets, tablets displaying real-time information and more. Read More > GE Reports Honey, I Shrunk the Grid Electrical substations aren’t much to look at. But like an iceberg, there is a lot of the substation that you cannot see. As utilities are making the switch from analog to digital, the grid is becoming beautifully efficient. Read More > GE Reports Ultra Super Critical Thinking The Ostroleka C power station, currently under construction in Poland, could be the last coal-fired power plant built in the European Union country. But that hardly means the technology inside it has no future. GE sees markets for the ultra-supercritical technology in the Middle East, Asia and Africa as well as Europe. Read More > GE Reports Everything is Illuminated Not so long ago, large parts of India used to be dark in satellite pictures of Earth at night. But now they twinkle with hope, thanks to the work of people like Shailesh Mishra and his GE Grid Solutions team, which has powered up several remote areas of South Asia. Read More > GE Reports Shaken But Strong The rescue effort in Sajang began as soon as the ground stopped moving. On Aug. 5, a 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck the mountain village on the Indonesian island of Lombok, leaving behind chaos and rubble. GE is among the many organizations helping Lombok recover. Read More > GE Reports Power Outlook Installed capacity of gas-fired power plants will climb in the next two decades as the structure of the power industry continues to shift from one based primarily on central generation resources to a hybrid system comprising both centralized and distributed resources, according to a new analysis by GE Power. Read More > GE Reports The Hydrogen Generation GE’s gas turbines have a long history of burning hydrogen blended with natural gas, which has a long list of benefits, in a wide range of concentrations. GE has installed more than 70 gas turbines in the U.S., Asia and Europe that are currently or have significant past experience burning fuels that contain hydrogen to generate electricity. Read More > GE Reports GE Names New Leadership for Its Power Units, John Rice Returns to GE Scott Strazik has been named CEO of the GE Gas Power business. Russell Stokes, the current president and CEO of GE Power, will serve as CEO of the GE Power Portfolio unit. John Rice will return to serve as chairman of the GE Gas Power business. Read More > GE Reports Bad CO2, Good CO2 In October, GE partner Southwest Research Institute broke ground on a two-year-old project to build the world’s first 10-megawatt power plant using supercritical carbon dioxide (CO2) instead of steam. Read More > GE Reports Trading Neighbors Today’s energy infrastructure isolates the buildings from each other. But in the future, they could be doing business automatically, minute-by-minute, thanks to a technology called blockchain. Read More > GE Reports This Has Always Been My Dream Earlier this year, GE Power delivered a major upgrade for India’s power grid...