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Power Play: This Plant In Malaysia Can Now Provide The Equivalent Of 10% Of The Country’s Electricity Needs

Jeremy K. Spencer
April 06, 2022

As developing nations around the world work to balance their growing populations and electricity demands with decarbonization goals, Malaysia, a rapidly emerging economy with 33 million people, is providing a case study in transitioning from coal to natural gas, a fossil fuel with a significantly smaller carbon footprint than coal.

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Powered by Three GE HA Gas Turbines, Malaysia's Largest Combined Cycle Power Plant Adds 2.2 Gigawatts Representing 10% of Malaysia’s Current Electricity Needs

April 04, 2022

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GE Wins Order for 1.2 Gigawatts of Power Equipment in Malaysia

March 24, 2021

 

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GE Announces First Commercial Operation of GE’s 9HA.02 Technology Globally at Southern Power Generation’s Track 4A Power Plant in Malaysia

February 24, 2021

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How a Little Rice and a Lot of Reading is Supporting Literacy in ASEAN

May 29, 2019
This article was updated 12 July
Literacy is an essential foundation of an equitable society. It empowers individuals through education, enables them to learn, and provides an important route out of poverty. Yet according to the United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), there are still an estimated 750 million people around the world who lack basic literacy.  Organisations like the Wilson Global Initiative (WGI) are working to change that.
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Understanding Malaysia’s Digital Future: Thoughts from World Bank’s Siddhartha Raja

January 04, 2019
Malaysia, like other nations around the world, is facing the challenge of transforming to a digital future. The recent World Bank report Malaysia’s Digital Economy: A New Driver for Development explores what the future of digital transformation might look like. But how can this transformation best be delivered in partnership, ensuring stakeholders across private and public institutions work together to enhance the future opportunity for a more connected Malaysia?
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2018 GE GIB: The Future of Work in Malaysia

November 30, 2018
Innovation cannot happen without access to the right talent pool. According to WEF Future of Jobs Report, approx. 65% of children entering primary school today will ultimately end up working in completely new job types that do not exist yet.
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2018 GE GIB: Maximising Return on Innovation (ROI) in Malaysia

November 30, 2018
Innovation is the catalyst for global growth and is critical in ensuring that nations and industries continue to succeed. With insights from 80 innovation business executives across the country, it is evident that Malaysia is a leading player when it comes to measuring return on innovation.
Discover more about the findings in the infographic below or click here for the full country report.
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2018 GE GIB: The Potential of Additive in Malaysia

November 29, 2018
The 2018 GE Global Innovation Barometer (GIB) highlights the most exciting innovations and opportunities emerging in the international business landscape. If adoption across industries continues at today's rate, McKinsey estimates that additive manufacturing could contribute as much as US$250 billion to the global economy by 2025.
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Building On Innovation With GE At CEPSI 2018

November 07, 2018
A spark of inspiration has been the starting point for many new inventions. Turning sparks of inspiration into products such as high-efficiency turbines, digital solutions delivering substantial data-driven savings, and new equipment tackling major industrial challenges, is something that GE has been doing for more than 100 years.
New energy sector innovations on the horizon were showcased at the recent CEPSI 2018 event and the GE Reports team had the opportunity to talk with some of the engineers, and developers, behind these.

 
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