'Ecomagination' at Work: GE's Sustainability Initiative |
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"Ecomagination is GE's commitment to address challenges such as the need for cleaner, more efficient sources of energy, reduced emissions, and abundant sources of clean water. And we plan to make money doing it. Increasingly for business, 'green' is green."1 - Jeffrey Immelt, Chairman and CEO of General Electric, in 2005. "Ecomagination is a milestone for a number of reasons, including that it's a long-term commitment with specific targets made at the company's highest level. GE has taken this process seriously and done its homework to make sure its claims and goals are credible."2 - Joel Makower, sustainability consultant, in 2005. Towards A Cleaner Environment
By 2006, several major automobile manufacturers had launched, or were working on developing, vehicles that would run on hydrogen (Refer to Exhibit I for a list of some hydrogen-powered vehicles).
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1] "GE Launches Ecomagination to Develop Environmental Technologies," www.nema.org, May 13, 2005. (accessed on October 31, 2006)
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