GE

Energy

Jenbacher gas engines

“Economic utilization of Biomass and Municipal Waste for power generation."

Some energy

lasts for generations

•       100 countries

More than 300,000 employees GE – facts

•       Founded in 1892 by Thomas Edison

•       Operations in more than worldwide; 85,000 in Europe

GE’s portfolio

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GE Energy … power gen platforms

                       Thermal                     Nuclear         Others

The Type 6 Gas engine

more than 2200 engines since 1989

for power generation

•    Power range: 0.25MW to 4MW,

4 platforms / 11 products

Jenbacher gas engines

•    Fuel flexibility: Natural gas or a variety of renewable or alternative gases

•    Plant configurations: Generator sets, cogeneration systems, container solutions

•    Delivered engines: about 8,500 units / 9,800 MW

•    Business: World wide operations

Headquarters

•   Jenbach premises… 1300 employees

•  Production facilities

•  Global Customer support center

•  Repair shop

•  Training center

•   Engine assembly in China

• Container assembly in Hungary

Austria

•    1,700 world wide employees

•    Business in >60 countries

•    8 Subs + Hubs

•    >60 ITPs (independent 3rd parties)

5 decades of experience

1957     1st gas engine

1979     1st cogeneration module

1985     1st LEANOX^® gas engine

1994     1st 20 cylinder gas engine JW 320

1997 World‘s smallest 20 cylinder gas engine in the 3 MW power

range 2000 Presentation of “High Efficiency Concept” J420 GS

2003     May: GE acquires Jenbacher

2007 world’s 1st 24-cylinde4 MW engine on test bench (J624)