Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S., GE Energy provides a diverse portfolio of product and service solutions and deep industry expertise to help customers solve their challenges locally. With more than 100,000 employees in over 100 countries, GE Energy serves the energy sector with technologies in such areas as natural gas, oil, coal and nuclear energy; wind, solar, biogas and water processing; energy management; and grid modernization. GE Energy also offers integrated solutions to serve energy-intensive environments such as data centers.
GE Energy works connecting people and ideas everywhere to create advanced technologies for powering a cleaner, more productive world. Solving customers' toughest challenges is at the center of their business, as they build powerful partnerships that help achieve mutual growth and success. With a commitment to quality and innovation, the company continues to invest in breakthrough ideas to help customers be more competitive and strengthen local capability to support economic growth.
GE Energy is focused on providing data centers with solutions for immediate UPS backup power, power switching control and generator synchronization management, to ensure clean, uninterrupted power to operate their computing and data storage equipment. GE Energy believes its involvement as a Contributor member of The Green Grid is critical in shaping a more efficient and sustainable data center industry.
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Participant Feature: Pam Lembke
About Pam:
Pam Lembke is a product compliance engineer at IBM in the Systems and Technology Group. She is part of a team responsible for product environmental compliance and stewardship for server and storage products. She also provides support for server installation planning and energy estimator tools. Prior to IBM, Pam worked in the automotive industry on material application development.
Pam was recently appointed as Alternate Director for IBM on The Green Grid’s Board of Directors and is a vital contributor to the organization’s Technical Committee. She is currently serving as Chair of the Power Sub Work Group under the Technical and Strategy Work Group and has contributed to many important white papers published by The Green Grid, including Case Study: The ROI of Cooling System Energy Efficiency Upgrades and Issues Relating to the Adoption of Higher Voltage Direct Current Power in the Data Center. She was also the recipient of The Green Grid’s Key Contributor Award in 2010.
Why Are You Involved In The Green Grid?
The Green Grid is an amazing collaborative effort between all aspects of the IT industry. TGG gives the ability for us all to hear and discuss energy and efficiency issues from every member's view point, which otherwise may not be possible. It is a great place to learn and to educate, to propose and discuss new solutions to problems, and work together to implement a future that is better for everyone. TGG members are so passionate about all topics they address; it is a pleasure to work with, to learn from and to get to know these forward thinkers.