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GE Ecomagination drives clean energy innovation, sustainability, and green technology, with $10 billion committed, 90-product portfolio, emissions reduction, and revenue growth outpacing GE overall, including wind turbines, locomotives, and energy-efficient financing.
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GE Ecomagination is GE's clean-tech program that grows revenue, cuts emissions, and funds sustainable innovations.
- $10B additional investment committed through 2015.
- $5B invested has generated $70B in revenue to date.
- 2009 ecomagination revenue rose 6% to $18B.
- Portfolio reduces greenhouse gas emissions globally.
General Electric Co. said that its plan to pour $5 billion in investments into energy efficient and environmentally oriented projects has been met a year ahead of schedule.
It also said it is committed to spend an additional $10 billion by 2015 on cleantech research initiatives.
General Electric, based in Fairfield, Conn. said in its annual report that its investment in its "ecomagination" program is paying off as its profit surged in recent periods.
GE said revenue from these products and services increased 6 percent to $18 billion in 2009, supported by funding for power projects across multiple regions, and that it has reduced emissions of greenhouse gases blamed for global warming. The company's revenue totaled $156.8 billion last year.
"We are doubling down to drive even faster impact and to deliver our contribution to a 21st century energy transformation," Jeffrey Immelt, GE's chairman and CEO, and Steven Fludder, vice president of ecomagination, said in the report.
The company said revenue from these products and services will grow at twice the rate of total company revenue in the next five years, driven by Chinese sales in key markets.
GE's portfolio of products from the effort is now up to 90, ranging from aircraft engines, locomotives and wind turbines to energy-efficient home improvement loans.
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