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Power Plants in the Middle East & Africa Face New Digital Reality

Referencing the series of panel discussions and breakout sessions at GE's Power Services Middle East & Africa Customer Summit, themed 'The Digital Transformation: Our Journey Together,' Joe Anis, President & CEO of GE's Power Services business in the Middle East and Africa, writes about how customers explored how changes both in and outside the industry "is affecting everything from the digital transformation of power generation to the very business models employed by power plant operators." Read more. More about GE in Africa in this BRIEFING.

Africa: With Great Change Comes Great Opportunity

GE Africa, 13 December 2016

At nearly every industry event and customer meeting over the past year or so, the conversation has inevitably turned to the subject of “change.” It can be changes… Read more »

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GE completed in 2016 the first-of-Its-kind upgrade in the Middle East and Africa at the Nubaria Power Plant in Egypt, decreasing fuel consumption by 3%. In the future GE's new digital solutions platform PREDIX will allow power plants to utilize big data analytics to improve fleet performance and make smarter operational decisions.

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Digital Industrial-Driven Efficiency in Africa & the Middle East

GE talks about the "power of 1%, which reflects the insight that even small marginal improvements in efficiency, availability and productivity can have on the performance and Read more »
- Africa: When Consuming 63,000 GWh of Electricity, Software Can Ease Hard Choices
- Egypt: Digital Power Plants Can Charge Egypt's Economy
How the Digital Industrial Trend Will Impact Africa

"Until the beginning of this century, the only way to repair or gain detailed information about the status of any operating industrial equipment was to be standing right in front ... Read more »
- Africa: How the Digital Industrial Trend will Impact Africa

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