GE Vernova's H-Class gas turbine technology has achieved a significant milestone by accumulating over 3 million commercial operating hours globally, equivalent to powering more than 50 million US homes. This success has been driven by the efficiency and reliability of the HA gas turbines, which have facilitated the transition to cleaner energy sources and supported customers in meeting electrification goals. The HA fleet of gas turbines has not only delivered efficient baseload power but has also played a vital role in reducing emissions, increasing operational efficiency, and enabling the retirement of coal-fired facilities. Additionally, these turbines have been instrumental in integrating higher levels of renewable energy into power generation systems. Furthermore, GE Vernova's HA gas turbines have a clear pathway to decarbonisation, with the ability to burn a significant percentage of hydrogen when combined with natural gas. This feature aligns with environmental objectives and is demonstrated in projects like the Net-Zero Teesside Power station in the UK. Recognizing the escalating demand for energy-intensive data centers, GE Vernova's HA gas turbines are positioned to cater to this growing need. Recent partnerships with industry giants like Chevron and NRG and Kiewit underscore GE Vernova's commitment to expanding generation capacity to support the surging demand. In response to the increasing global electricity demand, GE Vernova has announced a substantial $160 million investment in its Greenville facility. This investment aims to enhance manufacturing capabilities, with plans to produce a higher number of heavy-duty gas turbines annually, aligning with the projected growth in power requirements over the coming years.