GE Vernova's Advanced Research Center has provided a 3.4MW-140m wind turbine to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) in the United States for energy research. This collaboration emphasizes the importance of government and private sector cooperation in driving innovation in critical energy research, specifically focusing on advancing wind technology and energy systems. The research will cover areas such as grid testing, sensors and controls, advanced aerodynamic solutions, and hydrogen electrolysers, aiming to facilitate the large-scale deployment of wind energy systems. Notably, NREL is particularly interested in researching green hydrogen production using the turbine. Key advancements include enhancing observability through sensors, capturing complex atmospheric behaviors, and optimizing turbine coordination and resilience. The installation of the 3.4MW-140m wind turbine at the NREL Flatirons site in Colorado in 2026 will contribute to energy research advancements. This collaborative effort signifies a strategic partnership to drive innovation in wind technology and hydrogen production, with a strong focus on decarbonisation and sustainable energy solutions.