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Sourcing Quality

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• Power & Water

• Energy Services

•Oil & Gas

• Aviation

• Enterprise Solutions

•Healthcare

• Transportation

• Aviation Financial Services

• Commercial Finance

• Energy Financial Services

• GE Money

• Treasury

• Cable

• Film

• International

• Network

• Sports & Olympics

• 4 businesses operating in more than 100 countries … 125+ years

• >300,000 employees worldwide

• 2009 revenue $157B

• 4 businesses operating in more than 100 countries … 125+ years

• >300,000 employees worldwide

• 2009 revenue $157B

GE’s portfolio

EnergyTechnology

InfrastructureGE

CapitalNBC

Universal

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• Drilling/production for …land, offshore, subsea

• LNG and pipelines

• Refining/petrochemical

• Industrial power gen

• Complete lifecycle services

Oil & Gas

GE Energy

Energy Services

• Power generation

• Renewables

• Gas Engines

• Nuclear

• Gasification

• Water treatment

• Process chemicals

Power & Water

• Contractual agreements

• Smart Grid

• Field services

• Parts and repairs

• Optimization technologies

• Plant management

• ‘09 revenue: $37.1BEmployees: 82,000 • Operating in 140 countries

GE Wind global footprint

GE Proprietary & Confidential

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GE since 2002

Technology investment … ~$1B

� NPI/year 5x

� GE U.S. assembly 3x

� Key suppliers 3x

� Industry employment 6x

GE Wind growth and investment

GE Shipment CAGR ~50% … 15 Points > Industry Installs

Shipments

GE GW Growth

~5x Growth

0

2

4

6

'04 '05 '06 '07 '08

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The Wind Energy Portfolio

1.5 SLE 1.5 XLE 2.5 XL Offshore• 97% availability

• Enhanced controls

• Lower wind speeds

• Performance �

• Expanding MMW reach

• Advanced load controls

• Utgrunden 7 x 1.5

• Arklow 7 x 3.6

• ScanWind Acquisition

Services• Performance Upgrades

• Diagnostics & Life Extension

Systems

• Grid Management

• Plant Optimization

Nearly $1B invested in technology

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GE’s approach to offshore wind

Technology leadership providing the lowest cost of electricity for offshore wind farms with its partners

Through

• Product leadership

• Extend onshore leadership

• Built for purpose direct-drive

• Unprecedented collaboration

Delivering

• High energy production

• High reliability

• Low operating expense

• Wind farm optimization

… and the proven capability to deliver

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Arklow Lessons Learned

Design

Transport & Access System

• Designed for In-Situ repair to reduce barge & crane costs • System Redundancy, Maintainability & Serviceability• Procedures and equipment, I.e. winches, on-board cranes• SCADA capabilities Statistic & Condition Monitoring System

• Flexible work arrangements to accommodate weather• Turbine reliability critical due to weather restrictions• Leverage through right Access System (Vessel, Helicopter)

• >95% availability in recent years • Significant downtime due to gearbox issues – combined with weather!

Availability

Design for offshore … can’t marinize onshore modelGeared design not optimal offshore

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The optimal Offshore design formula… proven over five years

Direct-Drive

Direct-drive technology natural fit for offshore:

• Simple, reliable design…reducing opportunity for failures• Slower, more reliable components• Lower maintenance costs… as well as easier and safer

The challenges:

• Higher drive-train cost pays back offshore through higher yield and lower O&M• Size and weight… importance of power density and loads mitigation• Large components… critical to develop efficient repair procedures

The GE 4.0 unique proposition:

• Unparalleled track-record for direct-drive offshore design• Modular design minimizing need for jack-up barge during operation• Tower top mass allowing to stay on monopile in deeper water (30m+)

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Delivering energy

* Estimated AEP at 10 m/s and 98% availability

** Fleet Leader target COD

Direct-Drive MMW SW 3 SW 3.5 GE 4.0 New GE 4.0Introduction 2005 2007 2011** 2011**

.

Rotor Diameter (m) 90 90 110+

Capacity Factor* (%) 48 44 54+

AEP (GWh) 12.7 13.4 19+ +42%

+10 pts

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13 direct-drive machines installed at Hundhammerfjellet (Norway)

• COD Dates: Two SW 3/90 in 2005, Four SW 3.5/90 in 2007, Seven SW 3.5/90 in 2008

• Design validated in very challenging site conditions

• Coastal location: high salinity and lightning

• High wind speed: 9.7 m/s

• Temperature ranging from –25°C to +25°C

Proven Experience

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Availability-focused Design

Redundant Operation, Automatic Lubrication, In Situ Repairs = higher availability

Automatic Lubrication In Situ RepairRedundant Operation

Generator bearings

Rotor Segments, Stator Windings,Fans

1/3 – 2/3 - Full

Drive, Electronics

��

1/3 – 2/3 - Full

Generator

Converters

Pitch System

Yaw System�

Redundant (4Q) operation

Drive

Bearing, Pinion

Yaw pinions, Bearing

N/AFull Repair Capability

Sourcing Quality

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LESS OF T

HIS

MORE OF T

HIS

Sourcing Quality/Suppliers… One team

Proactive• Approve… Capability & EHS

• Qualify… Baseline

• Continuous improvement

• Development

• Auditing

• Strategy planning & execution

Challenges…• Product mix

• Localization

• Regulatory compliance

• Increase productivity

• Design complexity & margins

Reactive• Issue investigation/resolution

• Root Cause/Corrective Action

• Documentation processing

• Chasing closure of actions

• Updating plans… missed commitments

Integrity

EHSQuality

Compliance

Compliance

ComplianceThe Way

We Work

Integrity

EHSQuality

Compliance

Compliance

ComplianceThe Way

We Work

Activity…

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Sourcing Quality simplified…

QUALIFICATION:The GE process that determines when a direct material contract is valid & may decrease its longevity.

Which path are you on?

� Metrics management� Opportunity reduction� Understands requirements� Continuous improvement plan� Quick response � Resolution sharing

� Escaping defects� High internal defects� Unaware of requirements� Audit finding closure cycle� Slow response� Recurring SDR’s

?

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Cost of defects in the field

• Reduced by quick response & containment

• Must reduce opportunity

• Re-focus on final validation… developing new strategy - 3Q 2010

• No recovery for reputation

Defectfound @ operation

Defectfound @ final inspection

Defectfound @ assembly

Defectfound @ site/field

REPUTATION IMPACT

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Supplier Monitoring

• Proactive… find issues before they appear in the field

• Focus activity… cross auditing, procedural modifications, & SQE training

• Findings rigorously managed & closure timing enforced per Terms

• Quality system audits… review supplier audit process & findings

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ScheduledAudits

Evaluate your own internal audit process

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Sourcing Quality Audit Definition

QMS Audit

Product Audit

Process Audit

Can your quality system

comply with ISO standards?

Quality Management System

Is the product 100%

compliant to requirements?

Op 10 Op 20 Op 30

InspectShip

Is the process

100% compliant?

NDT Process

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Regulatory compliance

Any miss can impact reputation/cost/cycle of GE, supplier, & customer

GE Energy statement of Policy on technical and regulatory compliance:

Ensuring strict compliance with laws and regulations pertaining to the quality, safety and performance requirements in every country where GE Energy’s products and services are offered

QUESTION, VALIDATE, DISCLOSE

• Clear definition & recognition of compliance need

• Full supplier cooperation at all levels… validation & documents

• Proactively understanding & executing to the requirements

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Communication & Clarification

• Sub supplier qualification

• Qualification requirements… Cost & cycle

• Requirements clarity & exceptions… PO acceptance

• Lean activity & process changes

• Scorecards & Quarterly Supplier Reviews

• Shipping on SDR

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Summary

• Right Partner for Offshore

• Right Product for Offshore

• Building on Onshore success for Offshore

• No sacrifices on Quality

• 10 per week -> 13 per day

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Track Record to Maintain