GE Vernova's LM6000VELOX packaged solution is set to make history as the first aeroderivative gas turbine to run on 100% renewable hydrogen at the Whyalla hydrogen power plant in South Australia. The plant, powered by surplus renewable energy, will use the hydrogen to operate four LM6000VELOX units, with a combined capacity of up to 200MW. The project, commissioned by ATCO Australia, aligns with South Australia's commitment to renewable energy and decarbonisation. The CEO of ATCO Australia expressed enthusiasm for the project, highlighting the state's potential as a global leader in renewable hydrogen production. The initiative received environmental approval and will involve the construction of 250MW of electrolysers and a storage pipeline for hydrogen. Gas turbines, like those from GE Vernova, are vital in the transition to cleaner energy sources, with hydrogen emerging as a key fuel for decarbonisation in the energy sector.