GE Vernova has announced plans to power its LM6000 gas turbine on 100% hydrogen at the Whyalla hydrogen power plant in South Australia. The project, part of an order with ATCO Australia, aims to commission the turbine in early 2026, showcasing GE Vernova's aeroderivative gas turbine combustion technology. The hydrogen will be sourced from the Whyalla complex, which will house one of the world's largest hydrogen production and storage plants. This 200MW facility will enhance grid stability in South Australia, supporting the state's renewable energy goals. GE Vernova's CEO highlighted the company's commitment to decarbonisation and grid reliability through the use of renewable and conventional power technologies. ATCO Australia's CEO praised the project for its role in South Australia's decarbonisation journey and the state's Hydrogen Jobs Plan. With a significant portfolio of hydrogen-capable gas turbines, GE Vernova has been a key player in advancing decarbonisation efforts, with a strong focus on utilizing renewable resources and promoting energy transition.