Baker Hughes, under the leadership of Raimondo Giavi, the vice president of hydrogen, is making significant advancements in hydrogen technology. With a rich history dating back to the 1910s, Baker Hughes has established itself as a pioneer in the energy transition towards hydrogen. Giavi emphasized the company's multifaceted strategy, which includes continuous development of conventional products like compressors and gas turbines optimized for hydrogen use. He highlighted the successful testing of NovaLT16 industrial turbines running on 100% hydrogen at the Baker Hughes Hydrogen Testing Facility in Florence. Another pivotal aspect of Baker Hughes' approach is the standardization and modularization of its product portfolio to lower costs, essential for the widespread adoption of hydrogen technologies. The company is also investing in Generation 2 and 3 solutions for low-carbon hydrogen production, such as methane pyrolysis and solid oxide electrolysis cell technology. A significant milestone was Baker Hughes' collaboration with ADNOC in 2023 to pilot innovative hydrogen solutions, aligning with ADNOC's decarbonization commitment. This partnership includes testing next-generation electrolyzer technology and methane pyrolysis technology to produce low-greenhouse gases intensity hydrogen. Moreover, Baker Hughes is focusing on enhancing maintenance and service practices for hydrogen products, emphasizing the application of digital solutions for efficient operations. The recent unveiling of the Hydrogen Testing Facility underscores the company's dedication to comprehensive testing of hydrogen technologies. Giavi elaborated on the advancements in hydrogen compression technology, from reciprocating compressors in the early days to the latest 2nd Generation HPRC high-pressure ratio compressors. Baker Hughes is continuously developing these compressors for improved efficiency and performance, showcasing the company's commitment to driving innovation in the hydrogen sector.