Algeria: GE Power Signs its Largest Services Deal Ever!

Publisher:
GE Power
Publication Date:
24 April 2017
Tags:
Algeria, Energy

Yesterday (April 24 2017) we signed a services contract with Sonelgaz in Algeria - our largest services contract in GE Power's history. It will strengthen the power sector and lead a digital industrial transformation in Algeria. Learn more from our CEO & President Steve Bolze. GE Power will provide operations & maintenance services for 10 power plants (11 GW in Algeria) www.genewsroom.com/press-releases/ge-power-and-sonelgaz-strengthen-power-sector-mark-digital-industrial-transformation

 


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