GE Vernova Inc., a subsidiary of GE, announced plans to provide seven high-efficiency gas turbines capable of running on hydrogen for the conversion of the former Homer City Generating Station in Pennsylvania into a 3,200-acre natural gas-powered data center campus. The revitalized Homer City Energy Campus is expected to support the demand for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing, delivering 4.5 GW of power for AI-driven data centers and reducing emissions by 60-65% per megawatt-hour. The project, set to begin construction this year with power generation expected by 2027, will create over 10,000 construction jobs and 1,000 permanent positions, with an initial $10 billion investment, the largest in Pennsylvania's history. The transformation will make use of existing infrastructure from the former coal plant, including transmission lines, substations, and water access, to support local economic development and lead the future of AI technology in the state. The project has received positive remarks from GE Vernova Inc. CEO Scott Strazik and Homer City Redevelopment President and CEO William Wexler, highlighting the benefits for energy generation, economic development, and job creation. Investors interested in exposure to the project can consider options such as Invesco S&P Spin-Off ETF and First Trust US Equity Opportunities ETF. Despite GEV shares experiencing a 5.5% decline, the long-term outlook for innovative energy projects like the Homer City Energy Campus remains positive, with potential for significant growth and environmental impact.