GE Vernova has obtained its first order for H-Class natural gas-fired combined cycle power generation equipment in the Caribbean for the San Felipe power plant in Punta Caucedo, Boca Chica, Dominican Republic. This move is in line with the country's climate goals and facilitates the growth of renewable energy alongside dispatchable power. The Dominican Republic has transitioned most of its oil-fired generation to natural gas, with the fuel being crucial to its energy transformation. The new 470MW power plant will incorporate GE Vernova's H-Class technology, known for its efficiency and low emissions. Generadora San Felipe general manager Antonio Ramirez emphasized the importance of delivering environmentally friendly and reliable electricity to support the nation's productivity and people's well-being. The power plant's GE Vernova equipment allows for fuel flexibility, including the use of hydrogen blends to further reduce carbon emissions. The project, executed by Grupo TSK, is set to start operations in 2027 near the LNG terminal to enhance fuel accessibility. GE Vernova's commitment to decarbonization and innovation is showcased through its advanced gas turbine technology, contributing to a greener energy landscape in the region.