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GE plans water R&D center in Singapore

October 2, 2006 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 84, Issue 40

GE Water & Process Technologies plans to employ as many as 100 people at a water R&D center it is setting up at the National University of Singapore. The U.S. giant says it will spend $130 million over 10 years on the project. Singapore, openly anxious about receiving its water largely from neighboring Malaysia, says it is positioning itself as a center of excellence in water research. The GE center will focus on water treatment, chemical and membrane research, and ion-exchange technologies.

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