United Technologies Corporation News

The firm operates through three divisions. Barnes Aerospace is a highly specialized manufacturer of components and assemblies used in commercial, business and military jets and industrial gas turbines. via Blogging Stocks

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Categories: Air Travel , Experimental aircraft Big jets get a lot of bad press, but what about helicopters? Sure, they're used to fight forest fires and conduct dramatic rescues at sea . via Wired News

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UTC Power, a subsidiary of United Technologies Corp., will sell eight fuel cell systems to an Oakland, Calif., bus system. via Hartford Courant

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“CBIA is very pleased to be a partner in the creation of the new Academy of Engineering and Green Technology and are eager to expose the students to many career opportunities existent in this industry”

The Academy of Engineering and Green Technology, opening at Hartford Public High School in August 2008, has received a $74,000 grant from United Technologies Corporation , allowing the Academy to meet start-up ... via The South Mississippi Sun Herald

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Diebold Inc., whose board last month spurned United Technologies Corp.'s $2.63 billion buyout offer, said first-quarter revenue increased 8.1 percent and that it intends to cut another $100 million in costs. via Ohio.com

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“If you're going to do hardball with Sikorsky, I would suggest that doing it in the media is probably not the best place to do it.”

Canada is pressing Sikorsky Inc. to fulfill a $5 billion contract for 28 helicopters amid reports the U.S. firm wants more money, Defence Minister Peter MacKay said Wednesday. via Ottawa Citizen

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“It also will conserve energy by using the waste heat from the turbine to make steam while relieving the electric grid of the need to produce more than 60 million kilowatt hours per year.”

The Combined Heat & Power plant will significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and operating costs. via TurboMachinery International

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Several days ago many of us were convinced General Electric's woes were a sign that all the major industrial players were headed for hard times. via Investopedia

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AIRLINES ARE PICKY about replacement parts for their engines. They have no choice; every last ball bearing must be made by either the company that made the engine to begin with or by one that has been granted a ... via SmartMoney

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“This award recognizes the strength of Otis' project management capabilities and the benefits of our leading 'green' technology for the high-rise market”

Otis Elevator Company, a unit of United Technologies Corp. , was awarded a USD 23 million contract to provide high-speed, energy-efficient elevators at the Guangzhou International Financial Center, an office ... via Quamnet

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