Ramesh Singaram, CEO of GE Vernova Gas Power Asia, discussed the company's growth strategies and hydrogen competitiveness. Following its spinoff from GE, GE Vernova has experienced a 40% stock price increase, reflecting market positivity. The company is now focusing on energy transition, aiming to enhance free cash flows and optimize capital allocation. GE Vernova's global energy operations span electricity, wind, and electrification sectors, with a significant presence in the power industry. The company's hydrogen gas turbine capabilities are advanced, with extensive experience in operating turbines with varying hydrogen concentrations. In South Korea, GE Bernova collaborates with local entities, showcasing its hydrogen technology through operational projects. The energy industry is forecasted to grow to $435 billion by 2030, offering opportunities for companies investing in electrification and decarbonization. GE Bernova invests in R&D for breakthrough technologies like carbon capture, sustainable fuel combustion, and advanced manufacturing. The transition from fossil fuels to hydrogen is emphasized, with the potential to reduce carbon emissions significantly. GE Bernova's focus on innovation and market growth positions it well in the evolving energy landscape.