General Electric Co. said Thursday it will supply the Kazakhstan national railway with 310 GE Evolution locomotives worth more than $650 million. The industrial and engineering conglomerate plans to build 300 engines from 2008 to 2012 at a new plant in Pavlodar, Kazakhstan. The first 10 will come from its plant in Erie, Pa., in 2008. National railway Kazakhstan Temir Zholy plans to use the trains to move large amounts of goods and materials, including petroleum products. GE Shares rose 15 cents to $35.49 in afternoon trading on the New York Stock Exchange. (AP)