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20.11.2007 11:23
Bradford & Bingley verkauft an GE Immobilien-Kreditportfolio
London (BoerseGo.de) - Der britische Baufinanzierer Bradford&Bingley (Nachrichten) stößt Schuldscheindarlehen auf Gewerbeimmobilien im Volumen von 2 Milliarden Pfund bzw 4,1 Milliarden Dollar an die General Electric- (Nachrichten/Aktienkurs) Immobiliensparte GE Real Estate ab. Das knapp unter Buchwert veräußerte Portfolio zog im Vorjahr einen Gewinn von 26 Millionen Pfund an Land.
20.11.2007 11:23
Bradford & Bingley verkauft an GE Immobilien-Kreditportfolio
London (BoerseGo.de) - Der britische Baufinanzierer Bradford&Bingley (Nachrichten) stößt Schuldscheindarlehen auf Gewerbeimmobilien im Volumen von 2 Milliarden Pfund bzw 4,1 Milliarden Dollar an die General Electric- (Nachrichten/Aktienkurs) Immobiliensparte GE Real Estate ab. Das knapp unter Buchwert veräußerte Portfolio zog im Vorjahr einen Gewinn von 26 Millionen Pfund an Land.
die Amis scheinen vermehrt auf Atomlkraft setzen zu wollen, bei uns gehts anders rum....
GE chief urges incentives to fuel nuclear switch: Financial Times
By MarketWatch
Last Update: 6:26 AM ET Nov 19, 2007
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U.S. government hopes that hundreds of nuclear power plants will be built to boost national energy supplies will be dashed unless the power industry is given strong financial incentives to switch away from fossil fuels, said Jeffrey Immelt, chief executive of General Electric, the Financial Times reported on its Web site Monday.
Immelt told the Financial Times that large-scale nuclear construction would go ahead only if a high enough cost was placed on carbon-dioxide emissions. The U.S. administration backs large-scale investment in nuclear power to strengthen energy security and curb greenhouse gas emissions. But Immelt said only five to 10 U.S. nuclear power projects were likely to go ahead unless there was a carbon-pricing framework to create incentives for utilities to build more.
GE is one of the world's biggest nuclear engineering companies, and this year launched a 60%-owned joint venture with Hitachi of Japan to take part in an expected worldwide resurgence in nuclear investment. There are about 30 nuclear power plant projects being developed in the U.S., and applications for two have been filed.
However, Samuel Bodman, U.S. energy secretary, said last week that the administration favored a much greater expansion of nuclear capacity.
He told reporters at the World Energy Congress in Rome: "We don't need 30 of these additional units, we need 130 or 230. We are going to need a substantial increase in nuclear power if we are to deal with generating electricity on the one hand and protecting the environment - read that to say climate change issues - on the other."
Immelt said the construction of nuclear power plants might not even be sufficient to offset the shutdown of existing reactors.
"In all practicality, in the steady state, the U.S. will be lucky to replace its current (nuclear) capacity," he said. "It's 19% of the power generation in the U.S.: I think we're going to have to get a move on if we are going to keep it at 19%."
If U.S. utilities were making investment decisions without any additional government incentives, he said, they would choose to invest only in gas-fired power stations and in wind farms.
Immelt added that the only way to change that would be for the U.S. to put "a meaningful price" on carbon-dioxide emissions, preferably through a cap and trade system of emissions permits.
Newspaper Web site: http://www.ft.com
GE chief urges incentives to fuel nuclear switch: Financial Times
By MarketWatch
Last Update: 6:26 AM ET Nov 19, 2007
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U.S. government hopes that hundreds of nuclear power plants will be built to boost national energy supplies will be dashed unless the power industry is given strong financial incentives to switch away from fossil fuels, said Jeffrey Immelt, chief executive of General Electric, the Financial Times reported on its Web site Monday.
Immelt told the Financial Times that large-scale nuclear construction would go ahead only if a high enough cost was placed on carbon-dioxide emissions. The U.S. administration backs large-scale investment in nuclear power to strengthen energy security and curb greenhouse gas emissions. But Immelt said only five to 10 U.S. nuclear power projects were likely to go ahead unless there was a carbon-pricing framework to create incentives for utilities to build more.
GE is one of the world's biggest nuclear engineering companies, and this year launched a 60%-owned joint venture with Hitachi of Japan to take part in an expected worldwide resurgence in nuclear investment. There are about 30 nuclear power plant projects being developed in the U.S., and applications for two have been filed.
However, Samuel Bodman, U.S. energy secretary, said last week that the administration favored a much greater expansion of nuclear capacity.
He told reporters at the World Energy Congress in Rome: "We don't need 30 of these additional units, we need 130 or 230. We are going to need a substantial increase in nuclear power if we are to deal with generating electricity on the one hand and protecting the environment - read that to say climate change issues - on the other."
Immelt said the construction of nuclear power plants might not even be sufficient to offset the shutdown of existing reactors.
"In all practicality, in the steady state, the U.S. will be lucky to replace its current (nuclear) capacity," he said. "It's 19% of the power generation in the U.S.: I think we're going to have to get a move on if we are going to keep it at 19%."
If U.S. utilities were making investment decisions without any additional government incentives, he said, they would choose to invest only in gas-fired power stations and in wind farms.
Immelt added that the only way to change that would be for the U.S. to put "a meaningful price" on carbon-dioxide emissions, preferably through a cap and trade system of emissions permits.
Newspaper Web site: http://www.ft.com
General Electric erhält auf Dubai Airshow Aufträge über rund 10 Mrd. Dollar
Fairfield, CT (aktiencheck.de AG) - Der amerikanische Mischkonzern General Electric Co. (GE) (ISIN US3696041033/ WKN 851144) hat mehrere Großaufträge für seine Luftfahrt-Sparte im Wert von rund 10 Mrd. Dollar erhalten.
Wie aus einer am Freitag veröffentlichten Pressemitteilung hervorgeht, wurde die Konzernsparte GE Aviation auf der Dubai Airshow mit der Lieferung von Triebwerken beauftragt. Daneben umfassen die geschlossenen Verträge auch Service-Dienstleistungen für verschiedene Fluggesellschaften aus Saudi-Arabien und Qatar. Der Auftragswert wurde hier auf rund 7,7 Mrd. Dollar beziffert.
Über Engine Alliance, ein Joint Venture mit Pratt & Whitney, einer Tochter der United Technologies Corp. (ISIN US9130171096/ WKN 852759), wurden Triebwerkslieferungen für die A380-Flotte der Emirates Airlines im Wert von 3 Mrd. Dollar vereinbart.Daneben wurden auch über andere Joint Ventures weitere Aufträge gewonnen.
Die Aktie von General Electric notierte zuletzt an der NYSE mit einem Minus von 0,03 Prozent bei 38,30 Dollar. (16.11.2007/ac/n/a)
Quelle: Finanzen.net 16.11.2007 22:08:00
Fairfield, CT (aktiencheck.de AG) - Der amerikanische Mischkonzern General Electric Co. (GE) (ISIN US3696041033/ WKN 851144) hat mehrere Großaufträge für seine Luftfahrt-Sparte im Wert von rund 10 Mrd. Dollar erhalten.
Wie aus einer am Freitag veröffentlichten Pressemitteilung hervorgeht, wurde die Konzernsparte GE Aviation auf der Dubai Airshow mit der Lieferung von Triebwerken beauftragt. Daneben umfassen die geschlossenen Verträge auch Service-Dienstleistungen für verschiedene Fluggesellschaften aus Saudi-Arabien und Qatar. Der Auftragswert wurde hier auf rund 7,7 Mrd. Dollar beziffert.
Über Engine Alliance, ein Joint Venture mit Pratt & Whitney, einer Tochter der United Technologies Corp. (ISIN US9130171096/ WKN 852759), wurden Triebwerkslieferungen für die A380-Flotte der Emirates Airlines im Wert von 3 Mrd. Dollar vereinbart.Daneben wurden auch über andere Joint Ventures weitere Aufträge gewonnen.
Die Aktie von General Electric notierte zuletzt an der NYSE mit einem Minus von 0,03 Prozent bei 38,30 Dollar. (16.11.2007/ac/n/a)
Quelle: Finanzen.net 16.11.2007 22:08:00
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.449.978 von Slivomir am 16.11.07 12:08:15Mit so einer günstigen Bewertung gab es GE schon lange nicht mehr.
so isses, siehe auch Threadtitel...
GE positioniert sich immer mehr in Richtung erneuerbare Energien, da müssen sich Nordex uind Konsorten warm anziehen...bestenfalls für die ist, dass sie geschluckt werden, aber bestimmt nicht zu diesen aktuell exorbitant hohen Bewertungen.
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so isses, siehe auch Threadtitel...
GE positioniert sich immer mehr in Richtung erneuerbare Energien, da müssen sich Nordex uind Konsorten warm anziehen...bestenfalls für die ist, dass sie geschluckt werden, aber bestimmt nicht zu diesen aktuell exorbitant hohen Bewertungen.
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Habe heute nochmal 400 Stück nachgelegt. GE hat ein erwartetes KGV von 15 für nächstes Jahr und eine Dividendenrendite von knapp über 3%, die eine Wartezeit auf Kurststeigerungen versüßt.
Mit so einer günstigen Bewertung gab es GE schon lange nicht mehr. Hier die durchscnittlichen Bewertungen der letzten 10 Jahre:
Avg P/E Price/ Sales Price/ Book Net Profit Margin (%)
12/06 17.30 2.37 3.40 12.6
12/05 20.00 2.51 3.36 12.6
12/04 20.70 2.84 3.48 12.4
12/03 20.00 2.75 3.92 12.4
12/02 20.60 1.85 3.81 11.5
12/01 30.90 3.19 7.26 11.2
12/00 40.70 3.71 9.43 9.8
12/99 36.00 4.62 11.94 9.6
12/98 30.30 3.38 8.59 9.3
12/97 25.30 2.70 6.96 9.0
Mit so einer günstigen Bewertung gab es GE schon lange nicht mehr. Hier die durchscnittlichen Bewertungen der letzten 10 Jahre:
Avg P/E Price/ Sales Price/ Book Net Profit Margin (%)
12/06 17.30 2.37 3.40 12.6
12/05 20.00 2.51 3.36 12.6
12/04 20.70 2.84 3.48 12.4
12/03 20.00 2.75 3.92 12.4
12/02 20.60 1.85 3.81 11.5
12/01 30.90 3.19 7.26 11.2
12/00 40.70 3.71 9.43 9.8
12/99 36.00 4.62 11.94 9.6
12/98 30.30 3.38 8.59 9.3
12/97 25.30 2.70 6.96 9.0
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also die Dubai air show hat sich ja wohl für GE gelohnt:
GE-JV erhält von Emirates Auftrag über 3 Mrd USD
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DJ GE-JV erhält von Emirates Auftrag über 3 Mrd USD
FAIRFIELD (Dow Jones)--Die General Electric Co (Nachrichten/Aktienkurs) (GE), Fairfield, und die United Technologies Corp, Hartford, haben über ihr Gemeinschaftsunternehmen Engine Alliance einen Auftrag im Wert von 3 Mrd USD von Emirates Airline (Nachrichten) erhalten. Das Joint Venture übernimmt Wartung, Instandsetzung und Überholung der von Engine Alliance gelieferten GP7200-Triebwerke, die bei Maschinen vom Typ Airbus A380 in der Flotte der Fluggesellschaft künftig zum Einsatz kommen. Insgesamt hat die in Dubai ansässige Fluglinie 240 der Triebwerke bestellt, die ersten sollen im dritten Quartal 2008 ausgeliefert werden.
GE nets $3.3B in engine orders at air show
Business Courier of Cincinnati
GE Aviation and two affiliated ventures have received aircraft engine orders from Mideast-based airlines totaling more than $3 billion at list prices, the company announced Monday.
Dubai Aerospace Enterprise will purchase 70 new-generation Boeing 737 airliners powered by CFM56 engines that are produced by CFM International, a 50/50 joint venture between GE Aviation and French engine maker Snecma. The firm engine order is valued at about $945 million at list price. Deliveries are scheduled between 2010 and 2015.
The airline has also ordered 10 Boeing 777-300ER airliners powered by GE90 engines and five Boeing 747-8 freighters powered by GEnx engines. That engine order is valued at more than $770 million at list price. Actual prices on large engine orders are not disclosed and are typically discounted below list price.
GE Aviation also announced a memorandum of understanding under which Dubai Aerospace Enterprise and General Electric Co. will collaborate in several areas related to the commercial aerospace and aviation industries. It will include possible joint leasing and financing opportunities of aircraft, engines and spare parts; assistance by GE Aviation in the development by Dubai Aerospace of aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul capabilities; material management and supply agreements; and support for Dubai Aerospace in the management and operation of airports and airport security systems.
In addition to the deals with Dubai Aerospace:
* GE Aviation received an engine order from Qatar Airways for GEnx engines to power 30 Boeing 787 Dreamliners and for GE90 engines on five Boeing 777 freighters. That order has a list value of more than $800 million, GE said. Qatar Airways also signed a 15-year maintenance agreement for those and other previously ordered engines valued at $2.5 billion.
* Dubai-based Emirates airline has chosen the GP7200 engine being developed by the Engine Alliance to power 12 additional Airbus A380 aircraft. That order has a list value of $800 million, GE said. Emirates has now ordered a total of 55 wide-body A380s, all powered by GP7200 engines. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in the third quarter of 2008. Emirates has also signed a fleet management agreement, valued at $3 billion, with the Engine Alliance for the repair, maintenance and overhaul of its Airbus A380 fleet. The Engine Alliance is a 50/50 joint venture of GE and rival engine maker Pratt & Whitney, a unit of United Technologies.
* Saudi Arabian Airlines has chosen CFM56 engines to power a new fleet of 10 Airbus A320s being leased from GE Commercial Aviation Services. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in 2010. The order has a list value of $135 million.
The multiple engine orders were announced at the Dubai air show Monday and over the weekend.
The largest engine order of the show went to GE rival Rolls-Royce, which announced that Emirates has chosen its Trent XWB engines for up to 120 Airbus A350 airliners -- 70 on firm order with an option for 50 more. That engine order could be worth more than $8 billion at list prices, it said.
GE Aviation, based in Evendale, develops and manufactures jet engines for commercial and military aircraft. It is a unit of General Electric (NYSE: GE), headquartered in Fairfield, Conn.
GE-JV erhält von Emirates Auftrag über 3 Mrd USD
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DJ GE-JV erhält von Emirates Auftrag über 3 Mrd USD
FAIRFIELD (Dow Jones)--Die General Electric Co (Nachrichten/Aktienkurs) (GE), Fairfield, und die United Technologies Corp, Hartford, haben über ihr Gemeinschaftsunternehmen Engine Alliance einen Auftrag im Wert von 3 Mrd USD von Emirates Airline (Nachrichten) erhalten. Das Joint Venture übernimmt Wartung, Instandsetzung und Überholung der von Engine Alliance gelieferten GP7200-Triebwerke, die bei Maschinen vom Typ Airbus A380 in der Flotte der Fluggesellschaft künftig zum Einsatz kommen. Insgesamt hat die in Dubai ansässige Fluglinie 240 der Triebwerke bestellt, die ersten sollen im dritten Quartal 2008 ausgeliefert werden.
GE nets $3.3B in engine orders at air show
Business Courier of Cincinnati
GE Aviation and two affiliated ventures have received aircraft engine orders from Mideast-based airlines totaling more than $3 billion at list prices, the company announced Monday.
Dubai Aerospace Enterprise will purchase 70 new-generation Boeing 737 airliners powered by CFM56 engines that are produced by CFM International, a 50/50 joint venture between GE Aviation and French engine maker Snecma. The firm engine order is valued at about $945 million at list price. Deliveries are scheduled between 2010 and 2015.
The airline has also ordered 10 Boeing 777-300ER airliners powered by GE90 engines and five Boeing 747-8 freighters powered by GEnx engines. That engine order is valued at more than $770 million at list price. Actual prices on large engine orders are not disclosed and are typically discounted below list price.
GE Aviation also announced a memorandum of understanding under which Dubai Aerospace Enterprise and General Electric Co. will collaborate in several areas related to the commercial aerospace and aviation industries. It will include possible joint leasing and financing opportunities of aircraft, engines and spare parts; assistance by GE Aviation in the development by Dubai Aerospace of aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul capabilities; material management and supply agreements; and support for Dubai Aerospace in the management and operation of airports and airport security systems.
In addition to the deals with Dubai Aerospace:
* GE Aviation received an engine order from Qatar Airways for GEnx engines to power 30 Boeing 787 Dreamliners and for GE90 engines on five Boeing 777 freighters. That order has a list value of more than $800 million, GE said. Qatar Airways also signed a 15-year maintenance agreement for those and other previously ordered engines valued at $2.5 billion.
* Dubai-based Emirates airline has chosen the GP7200 engine being developed by the Engine Alliance to power 12 additional Airbus A380 aircraft. That order has a list value of $800 million, GE said. Emirates has now ordered a total of 55 wide-body A380s, all powered by GP7200 engines. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in the third quarter of 2008. Emirates has also signed a fleet management agreement, valued at $3 billion, with the Engine Alliance for the repair, maintenance and overhaul of its Airbus A380 fleet. The Engine Alliance is a 50/50 joint venture of GE and rival engine maker Pratt & Whitney, a unit of United Technologies.
* Saudi Arabian Airlines has chosen CFM56 engines to power a new fleet of 10 Airbus A320s being leased from GE Commercial Aviation Services. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in 2010. The order has a list value of $135 million.
The multiple engine orders were announced at the Dubai air show Monday and over the weekend.
The largest engine order of the show went to GE rival Rolls-Royce, which announced that Emirates has chosen its Trent XWB engines for up to 120 Airbus A350 airliners -- 70 on firm order with an option for 50 more. That engine order could be worth more than $8 billion at list prices, it said.
GE Aviation, based in Evendale, develops and manufactures jet engines for commercial and military aircraft. It is a unit of General Electric (NYSE: GE), headquartered in Fairfield, Conn.
und heute noch ein gewaltigerer Auftrag:
DAE to buy 100 Boeing for 13.7bln usd; General Electric wins engine deal UPDATE
(Updating to include details on order, General Electric (Nachrichten/Aktienkurs) engine deal)
DUBAI (Thomson Financial) - Dubai-based leasing firm DAE Capital said on Monday it had signed a letter of intent with Boeing (Nachrichten/Aktienkurs) to buy 100 aircraft valued at around 13.7 bln usd.
DAE Capital, an offshoot of public company Dubai Aerospace Enterprise, said in a statement it 'plans to expand its fleet of aircraft with this purchase comprising 70 Boeing 737s Next Generation aircraft and 30 wide-bodied planes'.
The wide-bodied aircraft will be split between Boeing's 787s, 777s and 747s, the statement said, adding that both companies would work towards finalising the contract to have aircraft deliveries starting in 2010 and continuing into 2018.
The deal, announced at the Dubai air show, also incorporates a 1.9 bln usd associated agreement with General Electric for engines to power 85 of the aircraft.
DAE Capital had announced earlier that it would buy 70 Airbus A320 and 30 A350 planes for 13.5 bln usd.
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DAE to buy 100 Boeing for 13.7bln usd; General Electric wins engine deal UPDATE
(Updating to include details on order, General Electric (Nachrichten/Aktienkurs) engine deal)
DUBAI (Thomson Financial) - Dubai-based leasing firm DAE Capital said on Monday it had signed a letter of intent with Boeing (Nachrichten/Aktienkurs) to buy 100 aircraft valued at around 13.7 bln usd.
DAE Capital, an offshoot of public company Dubai Aerospace Enterprise, said in a statement it 'plans to expand its fleet of aircraft with this purchase comprising 70 Boeing 737s Next Generation aircraft and 30 wide-bodied planes'.
The wide-bodied aircraft will be split between Boeing's 787s, 777s and 747s, the statement said, adding that both companies would work towards finalising the contract to have aircraft deliveries starting in 2010 and continuing into 2018.
The deal, announced at the Dubai air show, also incorporates a 1.9 bln usd associated agreement with General Electric for engines to power 85 of the aircraft.
DAE Capital had announced earlier that it would buy 70 Airbus A320 and 30 A350 planes for 13.5 bln usd.
newsdesk@afxnews.com
sauberer Auftrag:
09.11.2007 09:56
GE liefert Flugzeugmotoren für Cathay-Pacific-Flugzeuge
DJ GE liefert Flugzeugmotoren für Cathay-Pacific-Flugzeuge
FAIRFIELD (Dow Jones)--Die Luftfahrtsparte der General Electric Co (Nachrichten/Aktienkurs) (GE) hat einen Auftrag zur Lieferung von Flugzeugmotoren in Höhe von 1 Mrd USD erhalten. Die Motoren sollen in 17 Boeing-Maschinen zum Einsatz kommen, die die Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd (Nachrichten) bestellt hat.
Zudem habe die Fluggesellschaft mit GE Aviation einen Wartungsvertrag über 15 Jahre für 40 Flugzeugmotoren vereinbart, teilte der in Fairfield ansässige Mischkonzern mit.
09.11.2007 09:56
GE liefert Flugzeugmotoren für Cathay-Pacific-Flugzeuge
DJ GE liefert Flugzeugmotoren für Cathay-Pacific-Flugzeuge
FAIRFIELD (Dow Jones)--Die Luftfahrtsparte der General Electric Co (Nachrichten/Aktienkurs) (GE) hat einen Auftrag zur Lieferung von Flugzeugmotoren in Höhe von 1 Mrd USD erhalten. Die Motoren sollen in 17 Boeing-Maschinen zum Einsatz kommen, die die Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd (Nachrichten) bestellt hat.
Zudem habe die Fluggesellschaft mit GE Aviation einen Wartungsvertrag über 15 Jahre für 40 Flugzeugmotoren vereinbart, teilte der in Fairfield ansässige Mischkonzern mit.
ganz nett, oder?
02.11.2007 20:49
GE director Lafley buys shares
NEW YORK (AP) - A director of conglomerate General Electric Co. (Nachrichten/Aktienkurs) bought 12,327 shares of stock, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing Thursday.
In a Form 4 filed with the SEC, Alan G. Lafley reported he bought the shares Tuesday for $40.50 to $40.57 apiece.
Insiders file Form 4s with the SEC to report transactions in their companies' shares. Open market purchases and sales must be reported within two business days of the transaction.
GE is based in Fairfield, Conn.
Copyright 2007 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
02.11.2007 20:49
GE director Lafley buys shares
NEW YORK (AP) - A director of conglomerate General Electric Co. (Nachrichten/Aktienkurs) bought 12,327 shares of stock, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing Thursday.
In a Form 4 filed with the SEC, Alan G. Lafley reported he bought the shares Tuesday for $40.50 to $40.57 apiece.
Insiders file Form 4s with the SEC to report transactions in their companies' shares. Open market purchases and sales must be reported within two business days of the transaction.
GE is based in Fairfield, Conn.
Copyright 2007 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
GE entwickelt sich immer mehr zur "grünen" Aktie....zumindest wird in diesem bereich stark investiert.
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General Electric investiert in 2007 über 1 Mrd. Dollar in F&E von Sauberen Energien
23.10.2007
aktiencheck.de
Fairfield, CT (aktiencheck.de AG) - Der amerikanische Mischkonzern General Electric Co. (ISIN US3696041033 / WKN 851144) kündigte am Dienstag an, dass er im Jahr 2007 mehr als 1 Mrd. Dollar in die Forschung und Entwicklung von Sauberen Energien investieren wird.
Damit nähert sich der Konzern seinem Ziel bis 2010 jährlich rund 1,5 Mrd. Dollar in die Forschung und Entwicklung in diesem Sektor zu investieren. Seit dem Beginn des Programms "ecomagination" im Mai 2005 wurden mehr als 2,5 Mrd. Dollar in Saubere Energien investiert. Im zweiten Jahr des Programms umfasst das Portfolio bereits 45 energieeffiziente und umweltschonende Produkte und Dienstleistungen.
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General Electric investiert in 2007 über 1 Mrd. Dollar in F&E von Sauberen Energien
23.10.2007
aktiencheck.de
Fairfield, CT (aktiencheck.de AG) - Der amerikanische Mischkonzern General Electric Co. (ISIN US3696041033 / WKN 851144) kündigte am Dienstag an, dass er im Jahr 2007 mehr als 1 Mrd. Dollar in die Forschung und Entwicklung von Sauberen Energien investieren wird.
Damit nähert sich der Konzern seinem Ziel bis 2010 jährlich rund 1,5 Mrd. Dollar in die Forschung und Entwicklung in diesem Sektor zu investieren. Seit dem Beginn des Programms "ecomagination" im Mai 2005 wurden mehr als 2,5 Mrd. Dollar in Saubere Energien investiert. Im zweiten Jahr des Programms umfasst das Portfolio bereits 45 energieeffiziente und umweltschonende Produkte und Dienstleistungen.
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