GE Vernova, a company based in Cambridge, has completed a successful validation test of its advanced DLN combustion technology capable of burning blends of natural gas and hydrogen, as well as 100% hydrogen, with NOx emissions below 25ppm. This achievement is significant in the decarbonization efforts for industrial gas turbines. The micromixer-based fuel-air pre-mixer plays a vital role in enabling the combustion of hydrogen efficiently. The company's prototype DLN combustor exhibited strong performance, handling various fuel loads without issues like flashback and demonstrating improved combustion dynamics. Testing showed that the technology can offer increased availability and longer maintenance intervals compared to current systems, benefiting industrial customers. The innovative design aims to provide flexible operability with different fuel types without the use of diluents like water. GE Vernova's successful validation of this 100% hydrogen-capable combustion technology marks a milestone in pushing towards greener industrial processes.