What is the future for G.E. in the energy sector?

[HermitMunster + 146]

They are in tumultuous times right now, so I wonder what future footprint G.E. will have in the energy sector. What say you energy experts?

[Tom Kirkman + 8,860]

GE's downhill trajectory seems pretty unstoppable.

[DanilKa + 443]

Signaled starting "orderly separation" from BHGE venture with Baker Huges. Merging with Baker proving to be a toxic issue for CEOs...

[Guillaume Albasini + 851]

The new GE strategy is to focus mainly on aviation, electricity and renewable energy.

In its annual results presentation, GE reported a 14% revenue increase for its renewables business, while the group as a whole made a loss for 2017. Across the full financial year, GE Renewable Energy also saw orders increase 1% to $10.37 billion and profits grow 26% to $727 million.

[HermitMunster + 146]

4 hours ago, Guillaume Albasini said:

The new GE strategy is to focus mainly on aviation, electricity and renewable energy.

In its annual results presentation, GE reported a 14% revenue increase for its renewables business, while the group as a whole made a loss for 2017. Across the full financial year, GE Renewable Energy also saw orders increase 1% to $10.37 billion and profits grow 26% to $727 million.

Can they dominate the renewables' business at least in the U.S.?