Everything about Ge Transportation Systems totally explained
GE Transportation Systems, formerly known as
GE Rail, is a division of
General Electric Infrastructure (which also includes GE Aircraft Engine). The organization manufactures equipment for the
railroad industry as well as other industries requiring large propulsion systems. It is based in
Erie, Pennsylvania.
Rail products
GE Transportation Systems is a major producer of
diesel locomotives, for both
freight and
passenger applications, under the
AAR reporting mark GECX. It also produces related products, such as
railway signals,
railway switching networks, and parts for locomotives and
railroad cars, as well as providing repair services for GE and other locomotives.
Current locomotives in major production include the
GE Evolution Series ; for a complete listing see the
list of GE locomotives. In the spring of
2007, GE Transportation Systems rolled out a prototype
hybrid diesel-electric locomotive to increase
fuel efficiency and reduce emissions.
Major locomotive customers
Propulsion products
In addition to railroad locomotives and equipment, GE Transportation Systems also produces large
electric motors and propulsion systems for the
mining,
oil drilling, and
wind turbine industries. GE also is providing medium-sized, medium-speed diesel engines for several smaller vessels, mostly tugboats and other similarly-sized
vessels. These marine engines are marinized versions of their locomotive engines.
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