GE has undergone a significant transformation, splitting into three entities, with GE Vernova emerging as the dedicated energy transition company. This split allows GE Vernova to focus on electrifying and decarbonizing the world, leveraging key technologies such as Small Modular Nuclear Reactors and Carbon Capture. With a workforce of over 75,000 employees across 100+ countries, GE Vernova operates in power, wind, and electrification segments, prioritizing grid modernization and renewable energy integration. GE Vernova's investment strategy includes committing $1 billion annually to research and develop new energy technologies. Notable investments include a 300 MW Small Modular Reactor design, aiming for commercial operation in North America by 2029, and initiatives in Direct Air Capture and Carbon Capture technologies. These efforts align with the company's goal to address current challenges and invest in future solutions. The company recognizes India's potential in the wind energy sector and applauds the government's Green Hydrogen policy. GE Vernova envisions business opportunities in India, particularly in modular nuclear reactors, with plans to launch the first Small Modular Reactor by the end of the decade. The president emphasizes the importance of India's ability to produce Green Hydrogen at scale, leveraging the country's low-cost electricity generation from renewables. Overall, GE Vernova seeks to lead the energy transition by embracing innovation and investment in sustainable technologies, with a positive outlook on the future of renewable energy and collaborative opportunities in markets like India.