ABOUT GE OIL & GAS

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GE Oil & Gas is a world leader in advanced technologies and services with 37,000 employees in more than 100 countries supporting customers across the industry—from extraction to transportation to end use. Making the environment, health, safety, quality and integrity our highest priorities is the way we work. view more

GE OIL & GAS ONLINE DEBATES

The Economist hosts GE discussion

The GE Oil & Gas sponsored online debate on The Economist has launched and focuses on the topic “Is technological progress accelerating?” Join in the discussion and check out the interview featuring Rod Christie, VP & CEO, Subsea Systems, as he takes a deep dive into GE Oil & Gas’ perspective on the acceleration of technological progress. Follow the debate throughout the week and don’t forget to vote in favor of our motion! view more

UNCONVENTIONAL RESOURCES

Meeting the world's growing energy needs

GE is helping to lead this global energy transformation, driving the growth of unconventional resources. We are focused on working with customers and industry partners to create innovative technology solutions that will enhance production and monetize gas, addressing both the supply and demand side of the equation. view more

VIEWS & NEWS

GE Oil & Gas Newsletter

The May issue of Views & News focuses on the future of Offshore solutions. We recap important themes and takeaways from OTC 2013, including the results of a GE survey of engineering students; how DGD may revolutionize deepwater drilling; the rise of the Industrial Internet that is bringing technology and machinery together like never before; and GE’s continuing leadership role in subsea equipment development. view more

GE Oil & Gas Technology

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undefined Filter House Technology GE has developed a new solution for gas turbine air filtration to enhance efficiency and availability. Contaminating agents in the air, such as dust particles and salt oxides, can enter the gas turbine, reducing the overall efficiency of the engine and potentially causing serious mechanical damage.
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