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GEWater & Process Technologies

Sustaining Mission

Successby balancing priorities

Jeff FulghamChief Marketing Officer


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Growing in a constrained world

Challenges and opportunities

ecomagination actions & results

Waterthe next wave Water solutions overview

Future trends


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Challenges & opportunities

2030

grows to 3B+

fossil fuels under pressure

legislation nearly certainG7

Countries

E7

Countries

Gross Domestic ProductResourceScarcity

1B+ people in waterscarcity

Energy Security +CostDemand at an all-timehigh

Regulation

Near consensus onclimate change

2006


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Impacting our customers

Operations- ResourceCosts

EHS, Govt.Relations -

Regulations

R&D, Marketing

- Market Demand

Human Resources- Employee Attitudes

Communications- Public Opinion

Strategy, Finance

- Risk & Uncertainty

Demand

Growth

Resource

Constraints


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Global recognition


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GDPCO2

Modified Source: Raupach, Michael R. et al. (2007) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 104, 10288-10293

1980 1990 2000

2.0

1.5

1.0

0.51980 1990 2000 2005

2.0

1.5

1.0

0.5

1980 1990 2000

per-capita GDP

CO2 emissions

USA EU Japan

India FSU China

Inde

xedGrow

th


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CO2 legislation/carbon cost inevitable

7 wedges required

16 wedges identified

GE plays big in 12 of 16

14

7

0

Projectedgrowth

Historical

Global tons carbon/yr(billions)

= 1B tons of carbon/year1

20552005

}

Source: Princeton Univ.

Stabilizationtriangle


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GEs big playsEfficiency Low carbon

powerLow carbonfuels

Forests &

agriculture

Buildings

Transport

Coal Plants BaseLoadIGCC Cleaner Coal

ESBWR Nuclear

Renewables

Natural GasLarge-Frame Turbines

LM Turbines

CO2 CaptureBP H2 Joint VentureSynfuels Technology

BiomassEnergy FinanceWater Treatment

Fuel Cell H2

Water TreatmentAppliances

Lighting

Aircraft Engines

Locomotives

Energy Services

Water Treatment

Wind TurbinesSolar Power

Biogas EnginesEnergy Finance

Broad participation in carbon management


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ecomagination Actions & Results

1.Grow revenues to $20B

2.Double R&D to $1.5B

3.Reduce GHG

4.Inform public


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Revenue$20B by 2010

Revenues

($B)

17

23

9

11

21

14

'05 '06 '07 '08 '09 '10

+20%

CAGR$20B Rev by 09

$25B

'05 '06 '07 '08 '09 '10

0.7

0.9

1.11.2

1.4

1.5

R&D Investment ($B)

R&D$1.5B by 10


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Lower emissions & energy

Beating all emissions &energy targets

700 kT CO2 reduced

$100 MM 07 energy

savings Engaged teams

Lean, Treasure Hunts& GE solutions

C&I Biomass Waste Heat Recovery

Gas enginewaste heat

Biomass heat

Compressorwaste heat

Out of serviceblds.

Jenbacher Gas Engine


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Calculating Footprint

GHG & Water Inventory Annually since 2002 Global, cross-business

500+ people involved Verified externally PowerSuite

TM

Includes 500+ large Sites 4,000 small sites

Vehicles, aircraft Desal plants Water= sites >10MM

gal


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Rewards & recognition

E-CO2 Star

Site Certification Program

for >5% Reductions

E-CO2 Awards

Innovation andemployee engagement

Publication, $5000grant to be used in thespirit of ecomagination


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Example: lighting upgradesReplace older lighting with high efficiency fluorescent lamps and fixtures dramatic

improvement in lighting quality and energy savings

Green benefits $

93+MM KWH reduced$6.5MM annual savings

2 year payback

Green benefits eco

59,000 tons of CO2

= 11,400 cars

= 17,700 acres of trees150+ plants converted globally


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ecomagination the next wave

1

2

3

45

ReduceReduce GEs water footprint 20% by 2012

MeasureMeasure and reduce our customers waterfootprint

BenchmarkBenchmark our customers water footprintrelative to their competition and industry

AdvocateAdvocate for sustainable water policies

LeadLead a group of forward-thinking global

companies to drive change


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GE Focused on helping the world overcomeunprecedented water infrastructure challenges

Increasing WaterScarcity

Threat of WaterborneIllness

Growth of DevelopingNations

Rising Cost of Energy New Stringent

Regulations

Massive Infrastructure

Needs

E bli th f t ith tf li l ti


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Enabling the future with portfolio solutions

Desalination Solutions:Drawing on the oceans virtually limitlesswater resources, GEs desalinationtechnologies are helping water scarceregions to create new freshwatersources that can quench growingdemand.

Municipal Solutions:Facing unprecedented growth and waterdemand, cities are turning to GEsadvanced membrane and water qualitymeasurement technologies to tackleincreasingly stringent water andwastewater regulations and the threat ofnew, virulent pathogens in our lakes andrivers.

Industrial Wastewater:Once considered a by-product, GEswater reuse technology is transformingindustrial wastewater into a sustainable,new water source that can often beused many times overdramaticallyreducing the strain on our preciouswater resources.

Utility Solutions:GE is optimizing system efficiency &increasing uptime in cooling towers andboilers by reducing energy usage andgreenhouse gas emissions. Advancedmonitoring systems reduce the risk ofpathogen growth, such as Legionella, incooling systems.

Residential Products:GE point-of-use and point-of-entryfiltration systems are enablinghomeowners to produce higher qualitywater from every tap in the home. Thissame technology is helping developingcountries to leapfrog traditional, costlyinfrastructure and provide safe water tothose who need it most.

Product Water:Consumers use the products they trust

whether it is pharmaceuticals, food,or beverages. As brands expandglobally, GE technologies ensure highquality ingredient water formanufacturing regardless of a plantslocation or its water source.

Process Chemicals &Separations:Silently working in pipes, tanks andprocess fluids, GEs advancedchemicals protect valuable productionassets from corrosion and fouling facedin day-to-day operations, whileimproving overall manufacturingefficiency and quality.

DesalinationSolutions

ProductWater

MunicipalSolutions

ResidentialProducts

UtilitySolutions

ProcessChemicals &Separations

IndustrialWastewater


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Water Solutions Simplified

SourceTo Use

Process &Utilities

WasteTo Value

Prepare lowest cost source

to meet downstream needs

Optimize water & energyuse and consumption

Convert waste streams intoassets & minimize risk


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Source to Use

SourceTo Use

Process &Utilities

WasteTo Value




Convert waste streamsfrom liabilities into assets& minimize risk


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Relieving water scarcity through

improved source water utilization

Water Quality Demand

Seawater WellBrackish Wastewater Surface

Food Industry Life

Source Water Quality


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Value of waterwhat drives

behavior?

Renewablewa

terresources

percapita

(m3/yr)

0

10000

20000

30000

40000

50000

60000

70000

80000

90000

100000

0.000 1.000 2.000 3.000 4.000 5.000 6.000 7.000 8.000 9.000

Total water + wastewater cost per m3 by country

High scarcity, low cost

Correlation of Price and Availability

Creating NEWater in Singapore


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Creating NEWater in Singapore

Challenge: Inadequate supplies of renewable fresh waterSolution: Treat and reuse wastewater effluent for local industry

Bedok NEWater Factory

Transforming wastewater into high qualityindustrial feedwater and potable water

Final product = NEWaterFeedwater for the electronics industry, waferfabrication plants, and commercial buildingcooling towers

A growing percentage is released back intolocal reservoirs for indirect potable reuse

Meeting the needs of North Africa


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Meeting the needs of North Africa

Hamma SWRO provides 25% of Algiers drinking water

Largest reverse osmosis desalination plant in Africa53 MM gallons per dayenough for 1 million people every day

25-year Build, Own, Operate agreement

Challenge: Insufficient fresh water to meet demands of growing citySolution: Seawater reverse osmosis solution meets cities demand

Pre-treatment SWRO Building Post-treatment

Creating new water sources


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Creating new water sources

Sulaibiya plant in Kuwait City

Water produced for irrigation

Frees up fresh water for human

consumption

375,000 cubic meters/day (100MM gal/day)

Worlds largest membrane basedwastewater filtration project

Challenge: Insufficient quality water for irrigation and human consumptionSolution: Purify wastewater for irrigation, use fresh water for drinking

P & Utiliti


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Process & Utilities

SourceTo Use

Process &Utilities

WasteTo Value




Convert waste streamsfrom liabilities into assets& minimize risk

P & Utiliti t t d


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Process & Utilities current trends

Reuse water for cooling makeup

Automation & control

Green chemistry Alternate biological control

Blowdown reusecascade to lowerquality needs

Closed loop cooling

Air cooled

Sustainable development leadership


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Sustainable development leadership

Challenge: Challenge to meet sustainable development in NYCSolution: Complete water recycle system exceeds expectations

Solaire Luxury Towers in Battery

Park, New York City

Set the global standard for on-sitewater reuse systems

Up to 98% of water is recycled inthe building for toilet flush water,

laundry water and irrigation

Providing eco benefits in Argentina


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Providing eco benefits in Argentina

Challenge: Water scarcity threatening refinery operationSolution: Advanced chemical treatment program meets the challenge

Repsol YPF applied advancedCooling Water & Wastewatertechnologies

Conserved 42 MM gallons of

cooling water make up

Total savings $530,000

Protected refinery assets fromcorrosion and fouling

Eliminated discharge to La PlataRiver

Waste to Value


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Waste to Value

SourceTo Use

Process &Utilities

WasteTo Value

Convert waste streamsfrom liabilities intoassets & minimize risk

Prepare lowest cost sourceto meet downstream needs


Removing heavy metals from waste


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Removing heavy metals from waste

GE technology removes 99% of nitrates, selenium & other heavy metals toprotect sensitive environments

Duke Energy Belews CreekNorth Carolina

Turning wastewater into value


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Turning wastewater into value

GE waste-to-value solution can recover up to 40% of a plants thermalenergy by converting wasted biogas into power

Meduri Farms, OregonDried fruit producer

Do you see the wastewater reuse


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Do you see the wastewater reuse

plant?Challenge: Blend wastewater treatment plant into communitySolution: Complete wastewater solution in a home

Duckett Creek in Missouri,USA

8,000 sq. ft.facility provideswastewater treatment to 1,400homes

Integrated UF/MBR purifieswastewater for local communitywithout massive infrastructure

Critical intersection could drive behavior


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Critical intersection could drive behavior

20101996

1.25

0.25

0.75

C

ostofWater$/m3

Cost of Traditional Water Supply

Cost Water Reuse

Cost of Desalination

0.50

1.00

Declining Desalination Cost Larger thermal units RO innovation

Declining Reuse Cost Innovation in advanced membrane

technologies

Sustaining Mission


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GEWater & Process Technologies

Sustaining Mission

Successby balancing priorities

What will

you do?


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