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$5 million dollars are invested into GE’s Power Conversion business’ Campinas site for facility upgrades and new product launches Paris – 19 November – GE’s Power Conversion business recently committed $5 million dollars towards its Campinas site, Brazil, for infrastructure upgrades and installing new rotating machinery equipment. The investment forms GE’s firm commitment to continue to serve its Americas’ customers, as well as global customers, with more reliable and efficient electrical solutions for industrial applications.

● GE’s electric power and propulsion system is onboard SSCV Sleipnir, the world’s largest semi-submersible crane vessel which has recently finished its first project. ● GE’s power package generates and distributes electricity to power the entire system onboard the vessel. ● GE’s electric propulsion equipment, coupled with the engine, allows the vessel to run on liquefied natural gas for reduced emissions.

BUSAN, REPUBLIC OF KOREA - October 21, 2019 – GE’s gas turbine and electric drive power and propulsion systems are proven to meet the most demanding needs of world navies.

GE’s hybrid propulsion system will power the Royal Navy’s Type 26 Global Combat Ship GE is committed to delivering energy efficient and reliable solutions to meet future naval needs Paris—October 7, 2019—This week at the Pacific 2019 maritime exposition, GE (NYSE: GE) is proud to showcase some of its marine electric propulsion technologies and its leading naval expertise that is helping to strengthen the capabilities of navies around the world.

GE will provide the full Variable Speed Drive System The 18-megawatt (MW) two-pole motor will replace the existing 7.5-MW motor With similar weight and footprint, GE’s drive system can be easily integrated into the existing plant layout with faster execution time Paris – 2 July 2019 – As part of Oman LNG’s debottlenecking project, GE Power (NYSE: GE) was awarded the tender for supplying the

GE’s Power Conversion business will provide the full electrical system integrated into Atlantis tidal stream turbine for significant potential to create new, cleaner power generation capacity RUGBY, ENGLAND— 19 June 2019—GE’s Power Conversion business is recently chosen by SIMEC Atlantis Energy Limited (Atlantis) as their preferred supplier to deliver the electrical systems that will power the world’s largest tidal stream turbine for the MeyGen tidal development.

GE’s outdoor single STATCOM system provides up to ±1MVAr of dynamic reactive power compensation It optimizes power quality and helps the operator meet the local grid requirement Mahendragarh – 4 June 2019 – GE (NYSE: GE) has recently successfully commissioned the Static Synchronous Compensator (STATCOM) system for Adani Transmission, a leading Indian multinational conglomerate, helping ensure the optimized power quality from the HVDC power p

The ‘Plug-and-Play’ Containerized Storage Solution is Ideal for Vessel Retrofits The SeaGreenTM Energy Storage System Brings Reduced Emissions and Operating Cost and Increased Vessel Availability It Has Been Comprehensively Tested at GE’s Marine Power Testing Facility Paris – May 23, 2019 – GE’s Power Conversion business (NYSE: GE) was recently chosen by Harvey Gulf International Marine, LLC to provide the latest