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GE

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Bob Hultz
Vice President, Middle East & Africa
February 05, 2014, Yas Island, UAE
An Introduction
GE Water & Process Technologies

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Flexible but Aligned to Grid
“I find out what the world needs,
then I proceed to invent it.” – Thomas Edison
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GE Business Units
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~$147.4 Billion
Revenue in 2012
$16.1 B Operating Earnings
Capital
31% / $46.0 B
Home & Business Solutions
5% / $8.0 B
Healthcare
12% / $18.3 B
Aviation
14% / $20.0 B
Transportation
4% / $5.6 B
Energy Management
5% / $7.4 B
Oil & Gas
10% / $15.2 B
Power & Water
19% / $28.3 B

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•Pressure to improve operational efficiency
•Managing downtime and aging assets
Productivity
•Growing population and industrial use
•Climate change and drought
Availability
•Increased industrial pollution
•Deteriorating water quality
Quality
•Stricter regulation on discharge/withdrawal
•Water reuse incentives and policy mandates
Policy
Global Water Challenges

5. GE’s plant in Sulaibiya is the world’s largest
wastewater treatment facility, purifying more than 1
million gallons of water daily for industrial and
agricultural uses.
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6. GE and the Algerian government provides as many as
two million residents of Algiers with reliable fresh water.
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7. In Egypt, GE technology helps reduce customer’s water
consumption, increase water availability, and eliminate
the need for wastewater disposal.
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GE Water & Process
Technologies
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Aligning the best people with
the most advanced technology,
products and services to solve
any water or process challenge
our customers may have
•Headquartered in Trevose, PA, USA
•8,000 employees globally
•50,000 customers in 130 countries
•50 global manufacturing sites
Quick Facts

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Expertise and Innovation
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•1999: Glegg Water Conditioning
•2002: BetzDearborn
•2003: Osmonics, Inc.
•2005: Ionics
•2006: ZENON Environmental
Acquisition
•2007: GE launches TrueSense
•2008: GE launches GenGard
•2009: GE launches the Muni.Z
depth filter using Z.Plex technology,
PROPAK system, and ZeeWeed 1500
•2010: GE launches Mobile
Evaporator, Mobile M-PAK, HERO
and ZCore
•2011: GE launches LEAPmbr and
SeaPAK

Innovation •2009: The GE/NUS Singapore
Technology Center opens
•2009: GE opens Water & Process
Technology Center in Saudi Arabia
•2011: Wuxi plant expansion doubles
capacity of water technology
manufacturing in China
•2011-12: Tripled capacity at
Oroszlány, Hungary production site
•2012: Opening of new laboratory in
Cotia, Brazil
Expansion
Built on more than 85 years of domain expertise and innovation

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GE Power & Water
Water & Process Technologies
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Engineered Systems
(ES)
Chemical & Monitoring
Solutions (CMS)
Portfolio
•275 Employees in 22
Countries
•A Center of Excellence
and Manufacturing Plant
•Major Projects:
•Operate Largest Water
Reuse Plant - Sulaibiya
•Operate Largest Desal
Plant in Algeria -
Hamma
•Building EOR Water
Supply Plant – West
Qurna, Iraq
•Water & Process
chemicals to major
customers
Power
Petrochemical
Oil & Gas
Municipal
Food & Bev.
Metals/Mining
Electronics
Pharmaceutical
Chemical
•Headquartered in Trevose, PA, USA
•8,000 employees
Global
Quick Facts
Some of the
Industries Served
GE WPT in the Middle East
and Africa
Water
Services
Chemical
Process
Industrial
Process
Analytical &
Monitoring
Solutions
Remote
Monitoring &
Diagnostics
UltraFiltration
& Membrane
BioReactor
Reverse
Osmosis &
ElectroDialysis
Thermal &
Zero Liquid
Discharge
Build-Own-
Operate &
Mobile
Filters &
Membranes
•50,000 customers in 130 countries
•50 global manufacturing sites

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Comprehensive Solutions
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Municipal
Solutions
Utility
Solutions
Industrial
Wastewater
Process Chemicals
and Separations
Ingredient
Water
Measurement
Solutions
Desalination
Technologies

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The GE Advantage
Investing globally in R&D
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5.4 B (6% of revenue) was invested to develop intellectual content in
2011
1,660 patents were generated by this intellectual content in the U.S.
alone
GE Research – 3,000 technologists strong – is driving development of
advanced power and water solutions at locations around the world,
including at research centers in New York, China and Germany
•Only current DJIA company in original index
•Rated AA+ with stable outlook by S&P


~300,000
employees worldwide
>150
global locations

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Key
CMS Manufacturing Sites
ES Manufacturing Sites
Technology Sites
GE Global Research Centers
Locations with 75+ Employees
Headquarters |
Trevose, PA | USA
Manufacturing/R&D
| Minnetonka, MN |
USA
Manufacturing/R&D |
Oakville, ON | Canada
Manufacturing/R&D
| Hungary | Europe
R&D | Singapore
Manufacturing/R&D
| Wuxi | China
R&D | Cotia | Brazil
Manufacturing
Jebel Ali-Dubai | UAE
GRC
Bangalore | India
GRC
Niskayuna, NY | USA
R&D | Hassrode | Belgium
GE Technology Leadership
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