In the first year post-spin-off from GE Corporation, GE Vernova has made significant strides in leading the energy transition towards a more sustainable future. The CEO, Scott Strazik, emphasized the spirit of innovation that drives the company's commitment to electrify and decarbonize the world. From celebrating its launch at the New York Stock Exchange to supporting Poland's shift to renewable energy with offshore wind projects, GE Vernova has been actively involved in key milestones. The company's GridOS Data Fabric software is helping manage complex modern power grids, while upgrades to hydroelectric plants in Ontario showcase its dedication to reaching climate goals. GE Vernova's partnership with ARPA-E has resulted in funding for cutting-edge technologies like hydrogen-burning gas turbines, paving the way for a greener energy landscape. The company's focus on sustainability is evident in its debut Sustainability Report, offering a roadmap for future strategies. Notable projects include efforts to reduce CO2 emissions through carbon capture technology and the construction of large-scale wind farms. One of the most promising initiatives is the GE Vernova-led project in Australia, where a green hydrogen plant powered by hydrogen-burning gas turbines will contribute to industrial decarbonization without greenhouse gas emissions. As the company looks ahead to the next year, its commitment to innovation and sustainability positions it as a key player in the global energy transition.