GE Vernova Inc. has achieved a major milestone with its successful validation test campaign for the DLN hydrogen combustion technology designed for gas turbines. The tests, conducted in Greenville, South Carolina, showcased the system's ability to operate on natural gas, hydrogen blends, and 100% hydrogen while ensuring low NOx emissions. This innovative technology is set to be available for B- and E-class gas turbines by 2026, offering enhanced fuel flexibility and contributing to carbon emissions reduction in power generation. With a focus on safety and reliability, the prototype demonstrated remarkable performance in combustion dynamics, noise reduction, and maintenance intervals, thanks to the micromixer-based fuel-air pre-mixer. GE Vernova's commitment to clean energy innovation is evident through advancements like the H2 DLN combustor, which eliminates the need for diluents, improves efficiency, and reduces NOx emissions. The company's dedication to research and development, as well as collaboration with government agencies, highlights its leadership in driving sustainable solutions for industrial power generation.