Investing in Algeria’sGrowth and Success

People | Technology | Partnership & Growth

Committed to Algeria

Playing a significant role in meeting the future energy needs of Algeria

• A new facility is expected to increase Algeria’s current installed generationcapacity by approximately 18%

• Extending and enhancing our partnership scope with ALGESCO, GE’s joint venturewith Sonatrach and Sonelgaz

• $30M investment in our Excellence Maintenance Center, which will provide thelatest technological offerings

• Partner on long-term basis with Sonatrach for maintenance of its fleet

Investing in the resolution of Algiers’ water shortage

• GE holds a 70% stake in Hamma Water, joint venture with AEC

GE is active in Algeria’s health sector

• GE Healthcare has trained 15 local maintenance engineers inAlgeria … more training to come

• GE wants to bring its “early health” initiative, focused on early diseasedetection, to Algeria

People … local expertise and strong local partnersTechnology … advancing technology across all platforms

Growth … solutions to fuel future economic growth

“This latest contract in Algeria [Koudiet Eddraouch power plant in El-Tarfprovince] illustrates our continued focus on meeting the country’s energydemand with leading technology solutions.”

— Steve Bolze, President and CEO of GE Energy’s Power & Water business

“The construction of the new ALGESCO Service Center in Boufarik furtherstrengthens our commitment to Algeria. We are delighted to be part ofAlgeria's long-term growth plans, building deeper relationships with ourregional partners, and creating additional local support capabilities forour customers.”

— Claudi Santiago, President and CEO, GE Oil & Gas

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Investing in Algeria

GE has had a presence in Algeria for more than 35 years. With four businesses thatoffer a range of diverse products and services, GE has the technologies, the people,and the capabilities for a company-to-country partnership.

Building our local operational capability

• 250 total GE employees; 54% represent GE Oil & Gas

• Six facilities: four Sales/Operations offices; the ALGESCO facility; and theHamma Water plant

• 7,900+ MW installed base … 5,600 MW under construction

• 2,400 MW opportunity by 2010

• >5,000 MW are under MMP/CSA contracts

• GE is supporting Algerian O&G industry growth. For example, repair and field servicework is supported by ALGESCO, a joint venture between Sonatrach, Sonelgaz, and GE

• Resources are being allocated for exploration, pipelines and LNG facilities

• Increasing NG production by 60 BCM in 2012

- Six new large gas export projects under construction

- 5+ GW powergen new projects in the pipeline

- Building our local operational capability

GE investing over $200M by 2010

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Investing in People

With more than 250 employees and six facilities, GE Energy Infrastructure is investingin the region, its communities and the development of local talent.

Talent development

• There are currently 170 ALGESCO employees … 55+ to be added in ‘09-’11

• There will be more than 90 local field engineers and other personnel dedicated toon-site activities designed to avoid unplanned maintenance while managing plannedinstallations, commissioning and troubleshooting

• Through GE’s partnership with “Ecole Nationale Politechnique,” a training plan is inplace for additional local talent development

Sharing knowledge and promoting Algeria’s growth

• Frequent, instructor-led sessions will provide technical and managerial training

• The partnership with Sonatrach and Sonelgaz will continue to develop and uselocal talent

• Training plan for 300+ Sonatrach engineers

More than 300 technicians trained in country

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Investing in Technology

Technology to meet the future needs of Algeria

Algeria’s economy continues to rapidly expand. Through revolutionary thinking andcutting-edge technologies, GE is able to solve some of the unique challenges thatAlgeria faces today, while helping to position the country for a brighter tomorrow.

Our goal is to provide energy solutions that fuel customer profitability, consistentlydelivering the best technology and service to keep our customers up and running.

GE’s broad range of healthcare products and services enable healthcare providersto better diagnose and treat cancer, heart disease, neurological diseases and otherconditions earlier.

Installed fleet of GE technology

• 35,000 km inspected pipelines

• 200,000 cubic meters of drinking water produceddaily for the city of Algiers

Gas turbines

Compressors

Centrifugal pumps

Steam turbines

400+

340+

200+

80+

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Oil & Gas

Continuing investments in training, equipment and technology in Algeria

GE Oil & Gas is a world leader in advanced technology equipment and services for allsegments of the oil and gas industry, from drilling and production, LNG, pipelines andstorage to industrial power generation, refining and petrochemicals. We also providepipeline integrity solutions, including inspection and data management. As part of our'Innovation Now' customer focus and commitment, GE Oil & Gas builds upon technologicalinnovation from other GE businesses to continuously improve oil and gas industryperformance and productivity.

ALGESCO Service Shop

• GE Oil & Gas’ joint venture with Sonatrach and Sonelgaz, established in 1993 atHassi R’Mel

• The ALGESCO shop, which will better serve the country’s huge fleet, is GE’s responseto the contingent growth of Algeria, Sonotrach and Sonlegaz.

• Increasing the number of local resources, building local expertise and local operationalcapability

• Investing more than $30M in Algeria to build the facility

• Providing complete service solutions and partnering for further growth

• The service shop will have the most advanced technologies available to support theinspection and repair needs of our customers

ALGESCO Service Shop - 2010

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Energy

Uniquely equipped to bring energy to Algeria

A new planned power plant, featuring GE Energy’s F-class gas turbine technology, willhelp meet the rapidly growing energy needs of eastern Algeria when it enters service atthe end of 2011.

The new facility is expected to produce 1,200 megawatts of power, which will increaseAlgeria’s current installed generation capacity by approximately 18%. As one of thelargest combined-cycle power plants in the region, the project will help to meet Algeria’sgrowing electricity demand. Overall, GE has supplied approximately 70% of the gasturbines operating in Algeria.

Taking another important step toward meeting Algeria’s growing energy needs, Sonelgazhas signed service agreements with GE Energy. These agreements will help to improveefficiency, output and reliability of 51 gas turbines installed in 13 power plants across thecountry.

There are significant opportunities for GE’s Jenbacher gas engines, including flare gas andliquefied natural gas applications. Using effective alternative fuels provides additionalbenefits, such as reduction of flared gas and electrical power production.

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Water

Providing 25% of Algiers’ drinking water

In 2008, GE completed the Hamma Seawater Desalination Plant, the largest plant of itskind in northern Africa, which provides two million Algiers residents with a reliable sourceof fresh drinking water every day.

• Joint venture with AEC (Algerian Electric Company – 30%)• Capable of producing 200,000 m3/day of drinking water• Operated by GE under a 25-year O&M agreement

Additional water opportunities in Algeria

• GE produces an additional 25,000 m3/day of water capacity in Algeria, spread across24 plants. Many of these plants use Electrodialysis Reversal (EDR) technology.

• By end-of-year 2010, there will be 1 million m3/day of seawater reverse osmosiscapacity that is operational. (This is in addition to Hamma's capacity.)

• The demand for seawater reverse osmosis systems, membranes and pretreatmentcartridge filters in desalination plants continues to grow. In the next two to three years,there is an opportunity to increase capacity to 2.7 million m3/day.

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Healthcare

Advanced Healthcare technologies in Algeria

GE Healthcare provides transformational medical technologies and services that areshaping a new age of patient care. Our expertise is helping clinicians around the worldre-imagine ways to predict , diagnose, inform, treat and monitor disease, so patients canlive their lives to the fullest .

Our vision for the future is to enable a new "early health" model of care focused on earlierdiagnosis, pre-symptomatic disease detection and disease prevention.

• 25 employees• Developing local services capabilities, 15 engineers trained• Appointment of Managing Director (Country Manager) for newly created GE Healthcareentity in Algeria

• The GE early health approach a promising partnership to implement with Ministry of Health

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Ecomagination Solutions for Algeria

Ecomagination is a business initiative to help meet customer demand for moreenergy-efficient products. Ecomagination also reflects GE’s commitment to investin innovative solutions to environmental challenges and delivers valuable productsand services to customers while generating profitable growth for the Company.

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Ecomagination in Algeria

BCL304e Series Centrifugal CompressorSour gas, found in oil fields, poses several environmental problems. Whencompanies extract oil and gas from their wells, they can also release harmfulgreenhouse gases (GHG) into the environment. This centrifugal compressorfor sour gas injection compresses the associated gas (CO2 and other GHG)that is usually extracted from wells and re-injects it into the same reservoir.The pressure created due to the re-injection creates a unique environmentthat leads to an increase in the exploitation of reservoirs by up to 20%.

Did you know?Thanks to re-injection, the GE centrifugal compressor prevents GHG such asCO2 from being released into the atmosphere. These gases are usually flaredor vented into the air because it is the easiest, most convenient way for gasdrillers to dispose of them.

DLN-1 Upgrade Kit for Frame 5-2 gas turbineThis upgrade kit enables existing Frame 5-2 gas turbines running at partialload to meet more stringent NOx emission standards (42 ppm) with thepotential to reduce NOx emissions by up to 63%.

Did you know?GE’s DLN-1 IBH technology enables a Frame 5-2 gas turbine to operate at50% rather than 80% partial load, saving approximately 27 million pounds ofnatural gas, or approximately the amount used by more than 8,500 typicalU.S. households in a year.

DesalinationGE's advanced membrane technology transforms seawater and brackishwater into fresh water for drinking, irrigation and industrial applications.

Did you know?GE's Seawater Desalination Plant in Hamma, Algeria, provides 2 millionresidents of Algiers with reliable fresh water.

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