Rita,

Referring to our conversation this week, we offer the following comments, feedback and suggestions:

A. GE Supplier Integrity Guide page 1, paragraph 3: We have our own Integrity Commitment policy and have attached it. We welcome your suggestions or comments.

B. GE Supplier Integrity Guide page 4, bullet starting, “Permitting any discharge to the environment..” : As professional engineers we may be auditing your or your customers environmental discharges and be the first to know of a violation. We will keep this data confidential according to the process data requirements of your document P28A-AL-003 Rev D paragraph 18 and our “Protecting Client Data” policy unless there is a life safety issue. We believe your bulleted item most likely only refers to the operation to our and our supplier facilities in which case this needs to be clarified in writing per paragraph 1 of P28A-AL-003 Rev D.

C. GE Supplier Integrity Guide page 5, bullet starting, “Only transmit GE information………encrypted” : For secure email communications, Clean Air uses PGP encryption (a Network Associates / McAfee product) typically set to the standard 2048 bit Diffie-Hellman encryption (presently the most widely used email encryption method). Other encryption methods and strengths are acceptable if required by GE Energy Services. Do you want us to encrypt all email or just documents containing confidential information such as emissions and process data?

D. GE Power Systems Document P28A-AL-0003 Rev D, Section 2: We don’t offer products or services on a 1.5% - 15 day terms to any other company and therefore we will define all such purchases as different form those offered to other Parties. All such products or services purchased in this manner will be defined as different and the last two sentences of this section will not apply in the spirit of the 2^nd bullet of the GE Code of Conduct.

E. GE Power Systems Document P28A-AL-0003 Rev D Section 9: Strike “found to be defective” and replace with “ unsatisfactory for any reason ”.

F. GE Power Systems Document P28A-AL-0003 Rev D, Section 4 and Section 18: CleanAir maintains a secure data vault which holds copies of all our raw data, related process data and reports for the last 30 years. This enables us to provide our customers with historic data after many years and provide evidence of our quality in the unlikely event of a challenge. Therefore Section 18 shall not be read such to require all copies of our work product be sent to Buyer unless mutually agreed to have a copy held by an escrow agent at Buyer’s expense or unless Buyer agrees to defend and hold us harmless any future challenge to the related work.

G. GE Power Systems Document P28A-AL-0003 Rev D Section 25: We find the first sentence of this section to be contrary to the spirit of GE Code of Conduct bullet 2. Specifically we wouldn’t want to agree to some unknown future request which could be contrary to our Code of Conduct. In addition we do not wish to participate in an reverse auction for our products or services since we strive to be the highest total value not the lowest price.

As owners of GE stock we think that both documents could be improved to accomplish the desired objectives without making enemies and loosing customers. We want all those who read these to feel good about GE and not go home and throw out all their GE appliances. Lawyers and accountants shouldn’t be the only ones with input into your Terms and Conditions. We would be honored to participate in a customer focus group on this.