The Distributed Power business of General Electric Company (NYSE:GE) has decided to expand its Gas Compression Power Packager program by adding new participants. Initially, it has added Propak Systems Ltd. as a new participant at the starting or Platinum level. As per the reports, the primary objective of designing this program is to provide gas compression application to all the customers with increased access to skilled technicians and Genuine Waukesha Parts.
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The program is beneficial for everyone, but the highest advantage will be given to all the end users who can have access to efficient Waukesha gas engine service technicians in gas and oil spaces. For this, GE will provide required training to all the participating packaging companies. At present, the cost of engine lifecycle is not affordable, but once this initiative is put in practice, end users will experience reduced engine life cycle cost through enhanced access to genuine and proven Waukesha parts.
Propak, the Platinum-level participant, is allowed to buy Waukesha services and parts directly from the company. The senior management of GE is excited to partner with Propak. According to Darryl Wilson, Chief Commercial Officer, Distributed Power Business, General Electric Company (NYSE:GE), the entire management team is delighted to be a partner with Propak as its new Platinum-level participant. All the professionals working in Gas Compression Power field should be excited as they can now access to high-quality Waukesha services and products.
Propak is a global gas compression company having headquarters in Airdrie, Alberta. Apart from this location, it is spread across ten other locations in Western Canada, China, and Northern America. It was founded in 1976, and manages close to 700 compression packages. These packages install 100,000 hp annually with the help of 40 skilled package technicians. Propak considers it as a significant win for all the Waukesha end-user customers.
