General Electric is considering making Indonesia its assembly hub for locomotives for the Asia market, hoping to capitalize on the rising demand in the country and other countries in the region.CEO Jeffrey Immelt said last week that the assembly plant would be developed in cooperation with local partners which already had long experience and a track record in the locomotive business.“I think Indonesia could become a center of excellence for the locomotive business in the [Asian] region. It could be a great location from which to export  to other countries in the region,” he said, after addressing a discussion entitled “Innovation as the driving Force for Economic Transformation”.He said Indonesia was capable of functioning as a locomotive assembly hub as it already had railway-related industries, with have long experience and good quality human resources, plus the technologi...