GE PowerPoint Template

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GE Consumer Industrial
Utilities and Energy Efficiency The Fifth
Fuel November 28, 2006 
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ecomagination

• Innovative technologies to help customers meet
  pressing environmental challenges

• Ambitious Company-wide 1-30-30 Goal- 1 absolute
  GHG reduction by year-end 2012- 30 GHG
  intensity (CO2/ rev) reduction by Y/E 2008
  - 30 Energy intensity (Btu / rev) reduction by
  Y/E 2012

• Challenges for Consumer Industrial- 109 plants
  and warehouses worldwide- 30 of total GE GHG
  emissions- GE heritage operations some plants
  100 years old- Energy-intensive processes

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Re-lamping Re-motoring Initiatives
GEs family of Ultra energy savings products
reduce energy costs up to 50
GE XD Ultra motor exceeds NEMA Premium
minimum guaranteed efficiency
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Re-lamping Results
Before

• Year-to-date
• 44 Facilities Completed 32 in U.S., 2 CN, 10 MX
  and PR
• 65MM kWh/yr reduction
• 4.2MM reduction in energy costs
• Significantly improved illumination quality

After

• Projected Total Benefits
• 88MM kWh/yr reduction 54 plants
• 5.8MM/yr energy costs
• 64MM MT CO2/yr equivalent to reforestation of
  19,000 acres of trees
• Significant EPAct 2006 tax deductions

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Re-motoring

• 23 percent of all electricity consumed in the
  United States almost 70 percent of
  manufacturing sector electricity consumption
• Average purchase price only 2 of lifetime
  costelectricity is 98
• 1992 EPAct last mandated minimum
  energy-efficiency standardnew one slated for
  2009
• Per U.S. DOE, better motor system management can
  reduce motor energy costs by 18 percent and
  increase productivity, reliability

Data source Motor Decisions Matters
http//www.motorsmatter.org/press/press_kit/energr
y_facts.html
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Kentucky Glass Plant
Kentucky Glass Plant

• 215,000 sq. ft Built in 1947
• 13 acre site
• 148 employees
• Fastest ribbon machines in the World
• 1.5 billion bulbs per year50 of GE incandescent
  glass bulbs
• Motors info
• 300
• 1 200 HP
• 50 Pre-EPAct

• 0.04 /kWh
• 6250 hrs/yr

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Kentucky Glass Projected Results

• Environmental benefits
• 1.6 Million lbs of CO2 reduced equivalent
• - reforestation 200 acres
• - US households powered 107

• Economic Payback
• 200,000 acquisition costs
• Energy reduction 1,163,000 kWh
• 46,520/yr. Energy costs
• Reliability savings

Challenges

• Initial investment costsinstallation downtime
• Determining existing motor efficiency
• Local repair shop resistance