GE in Nigeria.
GE will invest $2 billion in facility development, skills training, and sustainability initiatives across Africa by 2018. GE made the announcement in advance of President Obama's U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit. Through partnerships and technology, GE is poised to help increase access, reliability, and affordability of core infrastructure throughout the continent. More on GE in Africa.
GE in Nigeria.
Transcorp Ughelli Power Ltd (TUPL), the power subsidiary of Transnational Corporation of Nigeria Plc (Transcorp), and General Electric (GE) have signed an agreement to expand the capacity of TUPL's Ughelli power plant by1000MW over the next 3 to 5 years.
South Africa's Minister of Public Enterprises, Malusi Gigaba, in a General Electric locomotive with GE Africa's President and CEO, Jay Ireland.
GE Garages kicks off power-generation skills training
General Electric (GE) has announced the conclusion of the GE-Dangote Framework Agreement for distributed power solutions. The agreement will support the growth of one of its ... Read more »
The U.S. African Development Foundation partnered with GE Africa to promote innovative solutions that develop, scale-up or extend the use of proven technologies for off-grid energy ... Read more »
General Electric (GE) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum in Ghana to support the nation's power generating capacity. Under this MOU, ... Read more »
GE, in partnership with the Dangote Foundation and Points of Light, in Nigeria launched the first global installation of GE's Garages program - an innovation and ... Read more »
The CNN MultiChoice African Journalism Awards debuted an Energy & Infrastructure category, sponsored by GE. The Energy & Infrastructure award recognises outstanding journalism ... Read more »
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