GE has successfully completed validation tests for its advanced Dry Low NOx (DLN) hydrogen combustion technology, indicating a major milestone in the evolution of cleaner energy solutions. These tests have shown that B- and E-class gas turbines can effectively run on a combination of natural gas and hydrogen, as well as operate on 100% hydrogen, all while maintaining dry emissions below 25ppm of NOx. The upcoming launch of the new DLN system in early 2026 is poised to revolutionize the industry by providing a cleaner and more sustainable option for gas turbine operations. This development underscores the commitment towards reducing harmful emissions and embracing hydrogen as a key component of the energy transition. The DLN system's capability to utilize hydrogen blends and pure hydrogen not only signifies a technological breakthrough but also highlights its role in driving the shift towards a greener and more environmentally friendly energy landscape.