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GE Vernova and BHEL committed to provide reliable powering solutions to help accelerate energy transition in India

July 04, 2023
  • Extending the Technical Assistance and License Agreement between the two companies to engineer and manufacture heavy duty gas turbines in India
  • A testimony to GE Vernova’s commitment to support the transformation of India’s power sector by providing access to its advanced gas turbine technology
  • The strategic cooperation is playing a key role in contributing towards Make in India

New Delhi, July 4, 2023 — To provide advanced powering solutions for India’s gas power sector, GE Vernova’s Gas Power business (

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Aerospace

A 40-Year Bond: GE’s Ties to India Grow With New Investments in Its Defense and Commercial Sectors

Christine Gibson
February 17, 2023

This week, in the skies over the Yelahanka Air Force Station in Bengaluru, India, the world’s most cutting-edge aircraft looped and raced as an audience below craned their necks to watch. The occasion: Aero India, a biennial aerospace trade show sponsored by the Indian government. Attended by officials and executives from 98 different countries, the event was a showcase for India’s growing aerospace sector.

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‘The Backbone of Indian Aviation’: GE Aerospace, CFM Close One of Commercial Aviation’s Largest Deals Ever

Christine Gibson
February 14, 2023

Vikram Rai remembers well the days when air travel was rare in India. He didn’t fly outside his native India until he was 25. His father’s first time abroad came when he was 48, and his grandfather never left the country. “We had no opportunity to buy a plane ticket back then,” Rai recalls. “There wasn’t much international business in India, and the infrastructure just wasn’t there for affordable air travel.” In the years since, Rai has been instrumental in helping India take to the skies.

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Renewables

Riding The Waves: A GE-Engineered Project in India Allows Delhi’s Airport To Run On Renewables

Will Palmer
July 06, 2022

Indira Gandhi International Airport, in Delhi, can claim a host of superlatives: It’s the busiest in India, with some 37 million passengers passing through last year, and in March it became the second busiest in the world — after Atlanta’s airport — in terms of airliner seat capacity. Now it can boast another. The airport is the first in India to operate entirely on power generated by a combination of sun and water. It’s also the first of its size in the world to run completely on renewables.

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GE Healthcare Boosts Local Manufacturing In India, New Factory Goes Live

April 01, 2022

With an investment of over INR 100 crores, this greenfield facility is one of 15 medical device manufacturers approved under an Indian government scheme

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Healthcare

Blueprint For The World: New GE Factory Embraces Diversity, Fuels Growth

Tomas Kellner
March 30, 2022

When she was a little girl growing up in India, Dhanalakshmi Nagaraju wanted to know how things work. “I was always fascinated by cars and machines and by the science behind them,” she says. “I wanted to learn more.” Nagaraju went on to study engineering, and last year she landed a job as a manufacturing process engineer at a new Wipro GE factory making some of the latest medical imaging equipment. “It was a greenfield project, and there were a lot of things we had to learn quickly,” she says. “We had to build the plant, set up new production lines and hire and train workers.

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Lean Management

Small Gains, Big Difference: How GE Workers Are Using Lean To Improve Ergonomics In Factories

Chris Noon
January 26, 2022

L.R. Phanindra is a strong believer in working smarter. The environmental health and safety (EHS) manager has spent nearly two decades improving production lines, including at the Wipro GE Imaging plant in Bengaluru, India, which manufactures CT machines, MR scanners and other GE Healthcare technology.

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Renewables

Fresh Wind: New GE Wind Turbine Deal Could Meet The Power Needs Of 2 Million Households In India For A Year

Tomas Kellner
October 12, 2021

Like many countries around the world, India is going through a massive energy transition. “Energy use has doubled since 2000, with 80% of demand still being met by coal, oil and solid biomass,” the International Energy Agency reported in its 2021 energy outlook for the country of nearly 1.4 billion people.

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GE Recommends Policy Actions to Fast-Track Decarbonization of India’s Power Sector Through a Gas-based Economy and Accelerating Growth of Renewables

October 11, 2021
  • GE released a position paper ‘The key to India’s energy future’ that discusses India’s urgent need to cutting CO2 emissions from the power sector and adopting near-zero carbon power generation technology.
  • Highlights the challenges and importance of providing round-the-clock reliable, affordable and sustainable electricity, and establishing the right energy mix.
  • Recommends pathway to revamp the electricity value chain in India and make it future ready to address climate change and energy transition.

New Delhi, India, October 11, 2021

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GE to Provide Maintenance Services and Suite of Digital Solutions for the Upcoming 718-MW Gas Power Plant in Bangladesh

March 31, 2021
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