GE Solving Egypt's Energy Challenges
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- 1. 1 GE Company Proprietary & Confidential Sofiane ben Tounes President & CEO GE North East Africa GE Egypt Cairo, 15th May GE North East Africa
- 2. 2 GE Company Proprietary & Confidential 125+ years … 100 countries … >300,000 employees worldwide 5 research centers … 3,000 technologists strong … $5.4 B R&D investment $147B revenue … $16B net income… $15,5B cash & equivalents GE’s portfolio – Infrastructure partner Technology Infrastructure Capital $46.0 B Aviation Financial Serv. Commercial Finance Energy Financial Serv. GE Money Treasury Home & Business Solutions $8.5B Appliances & Lighting Sensing & Inspection Tech $51.6 B Aviation Healthcare Transportation Home & Bus. Solutions $50.8 B Power & Water Oil & Gas Energy Management
- 3. 3 GE Company Proprietary & Confidential GE in Egypt … 274 Employees Infrastructure partner … Technology, Expertise, Solutions and Capital GE Lighting installed 13,000 Polylux bulbs for Cairo Airport’s Terminal 3. The terminal will host 10 to 11 million passengers yearly. GE Capital Aviation Services has 6 Boing 777 aircrafts operational with EGYPTAir, enhancing its long haul service GE Water ultra-filtration, desalination & demineralization solutions to customers as off EBIC & EMethanex for water & waste water processes GE Gas Turbines has more than 70 GE units generating 8GW+ of Egypt’s Electricity Holding Company total capacity).. GE Transportation has 80 Evolution Series Locomotives serving Egypt National Railway. It is the most advanced diesel electric, heavy-haul freight locomotives GE Aviation works closely with EgyptAir supporting more than 100 GE Engines powering the fleet GE O&G partnership with Gasco & establish a pipeline integrity management center—the first of its kind in the region GE Healthcare supported Egypt’s Ministry of Health in 2 projects; mobile solutions for breast cancer detection & a diagnostic imaging center of excellence in Cairo from 6 remote hospitals
- 4. 4 GE Company Proprietary & Confidential GE Research … Global Research Center - Niskayuna, NY • First US industrial lab … founded 1900 • 1,800 technologists, majority hold PhDs • ~100 research lab teams John F. Welch Technology Center - Bangalore, India • Established in 1999 … $120MM investment • 3,800 technologists China Technology Center - Shanghai, China • Established in 2002 • 1,150 technologists Global Research – Europe - Munich, Germany • Established in 2004 • 6 lab teams, 100 scientists Driving advanced power and water solutions Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2012 completion 3,000 technologists strong … 5.1% of sales revenue in 2011
- 5. 5 GE Company Proprietary & Confidential North Africa Challenges … What keep governments awake GE … your infrastructure partner The GE fit Egypt LibyaAlgeria Morocco Tunisia
- 6. 6 GE Company Proprietary & Confidential Distributed Power Overview Darryl Wilson VP and Chief Commercial Officer
- 7. 7 GE Company Proprietary & Confidential Power & Water diverse solutions Wind Renewables Water & Process Technologies Thermal Solar Nuclear Power Gen Services Jenbacher / Waukesha Aeroderivative $$$28B ‘12 revenue >40,000 employees 700 locations Distributed Power
- 8. 8 GE Company Proprietary & Confidential P&W Portfolio evolution To broad portfolio of solutionsFrom power generation 2000 $13B Revenue Day to day execution while building new businesses Combined cycle steam Gas Turbine Solar Water Combined cycle steam Nuclear Nuclear Gas Engines Gas Turbine 2012 $28B Revenue Aero Wind Power Gen Services Power Gen Services Aero
- 9. 99 Expected world population by 2050 currently at 7.0B Population without electricity Expected increase in electricity demand by 2020 Projected global water demand to outpace supply by 40% 8.9B 1.4B 35% 2030 Today’s world energy challenges:
- 10. 10 GE Company Proprietary & Confidential The need for distributed power Power generation at or near point of use, on or off the grid The needs: - Energy efficiency / lower emissions - Lower operating costs - More environmentally friendly solutions - More reliable grid - More renewables - Rapid power to bridge planning gaps, natural disasters and large- scale unplanned events Commercial CHP airports, hospitals Grid firming near the demand load point Remote off grid power with zero water needs Mobile fast power anytime, anywhere Alternate fuels Biofuels, CoG, CBM Industrial cogen for O&G, Food & Bev, Paper
- 11. 11Copyright 2012, General Electric Company. All Rights Reserved. Distributed power opportunity Source: GE Energy Marketing, Boston Consulting Group Fast growing demand for distributed power … double by 2025 High growth power gen sectors Total segment = ~$100B CHP Emergency power Alt fuels Grid firming Segments: Power gen, mech. drives, propulsion
- 12. 12Copyright 2012, General Electric Company. All Rights Reserved. - Electrical output: 120 – 9,500 kW - Electrical efficiency up to 48.7%, overall efficiency over 90% - 20,500+ engines delivered, 21,800 MW power globally - Natural gas and CHP, excellence in special gas applications (biogas, LFG, CMG, BFG), oilfield power Jenbacher, Waukesha Power Generation - Output: 160 bhp – 4,835 bhp (119 kW – 3,605 kW) - 12,000+ compression engines delivered, over 13.2 million bhp power globally (9,850 MW) - Wellhead, gathering, storage/ transmission - 18MW – 120MW Turbines and Packages - Compression, Power Gen, Mechanical Drive, Cogen, CHP - Rental Power: rapid deployment. Gas engines, diesel and gas turbine solutions Aeroderivatives Power/Mech Drive Gas Compression Waukesha Global services covering all offerings Distributed Power Business
- 13. 13 6/21/2013 Summary GE Distributed Power: Teaming up to meet the world’s distributed energy challenges © 2013, General Electric Company
- 14. 14 GE Company Proprietary & Confidential Sofiane ben Tounes President & CEO GE North East Africa GE Egypt Cairo, 15th May GE North East Africa
Editor's Notes
- Set the stage …. As concerns about water scarcity and energy demand increase, GE Water brings together experienced researchers and advanced technologies to develop new innovations for water purification and conservation that allow the industry to operate as efficiently as possible. We’re the premiere technology provider, helping turn water supply challenges into opportunities, and are committed to addressing major water challenges through wastewater reclamation, treatment and reuse to help industries and communities prosper. Our proven technologies provide new sources of water, prevent water tables from dropping and protect waterways from pollution, and by implementing our advanced technologies that turn wastewater into resource, industries can increase their profits, while meeting regulatory requirements and protecting the environment.
- Sofiane presents the GE footprint in Egypt, as an example … leading with projects… A note of focusing on Egypt with the knowledge of majority of attendees are from Egypt …. The same is in Algeria, Tunisia, …
- Monday9-10 – Overall Structure11-1pm - Trends 3 – Profit Pools
- Next wave of power generation development: 4,000 more GW by202517% OECD83% non-OECDElectrical digitization: doing more with less and faster Maximize performance growing assetsMinimizes outage effects and energy “lost” on power lines Enable easy integration of distributed renewables Micro Grid Software delivers optimal flexibilityAutomating control to improve performanceWater Intensive 1.5 billion gallons per day for PG = to the amount of water of one New York at peak usage
- PG (Jenbacher gas engines): ~ 13,000 engines ~ 16,000 MW (source: Barbara Marschik/Helga Antloga, August 2012)PG (Waukesha gas engines): ~ 7,500 engines ~ 5,770 MW (source: Kerstin Lienbacher, August 2012)
- SLIDE TITLE: TAKEAWAYSResiliency of growing importance …CommunitiesCommerceIndustryGovt/community leadersAnd will require significant investment...from both public & private sectorThis will involve an array of stakeholders, who need to …CoordinateSolve conflicting incentivesNew stakeholders may need to be brought in for instance insurance companies, andNew business models may need to emerge...With the right coordination, and strategic investments in cleaner and more resilientinfrastructure such asCHP in critical infrastructureCleaner small gas PG assets on the grid, andDeployable gas-fired, power-dense assets…We can see real returns on our resiliency investments --in dollars and safety/SURVIVABILITY improvements
- Set the stage …. As concerns about water scarcity and energy demand increase, GE Water brings together experienced researchers and advanced technologies to develop new innovations for water purification and conservation that allow the industry to operate as efficiently as possible. We’re the premiere technology provider, helping turn water supply challenges into opportunities, and are committed to addressing major water challenges through wastewater reclamation, treatment and reuse to help industries and communities prosper. Our proven technologies provide new sources of water, prevent water tables from dropping and protect waterways from pollution, and by implementing our advanced technologies that turn wastewater into resource, industries can increase their profits, while meeting regulatory requirements and protecting the environment.