GE Vernova has announced that the LM6000 gas turbine at the Whyalla power station in South Australia will run on 100% renewable hydrogen. The company has secured an order from ATCO Australia for four LM6000VELOX units, set to be commissioned in early 2026. The power station will utilize renewable hydrogen generated from excess energy produced by large-scale wind and solar farms, facilitating CO2-free energy production. This initiative is aligned with the South Australian government's Hydrogen Jobs Plan, aiming to enhance the state's energy sector. The plant is expected to deliver 200 MW of capacity, playing a crucial role in stabilizing the state's electricity grid, especially during periods of low renewable energy availability.