MIAMI, Florida -- GE is featuring gas turbines for onboard and main propulsion as well as products for complete electrical systems integration for cruise ships and super yachts, GE Marine reported today at the Seatrade Cruise Shipping Conference.
"In addition to our successful LM gas turbine product line, cruise ship owners and operators can also select GE Marine to lead the systems integration for the total shipboard electrical system," said Brien Bolsinger, GE Marine general manager. "The Seatrade Cruise Shipping Conference is an ideal forum to showcase GE's diverse products and services for the marine industry, and is a great opportunity to celebrate GE's 100-year anniversary of providing marine electrical propulsion systems," Bolsinger added.
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GE Drive Systems: Offers a range of industrial-based drive alternatives for propulsion from 100 to 50,000 kilowatts.
GE Energy: Packages gas turbines with generators, fuel handling systems, controls and other auxiliary systems. Also provides service on these engines and on all electrical systems aboard cruise ships.
GE Fanuc Automation: Offers a broad array of open, scaleable hardware and software technologies designed to help manufacturing and process facilities improve quality, maximize efficiency and leverage existing investments.
GE Lighting: Provides energy conservation through efficient lighting with longer life products that can reduce maintenance. Customers can save 25% to 40% in operating costs.
GE Marine: Manufacturer of gas turbine engines ranging from 6,000 to 57,300 shaft horsepower which are used as main propulsion engines aboard cruise ships, yachts, military ships, and for on-board auxiliary power.
GE Motors: Has been building reliable AC and DC motors for marine applications for over 100 years. These motors are ISO9000, ABC and Lloyds certified.
GE Water & Process Technologies: Provides water treatment, wastewater treatment and process systems solutions.
GE is one of the world's leading manufacturers of products and services serving the marine industry.