GE Vernova is set to invest $20 million in its gas turbine global repair service center in Singapore to introduce artificial intelligence and cutting-edge robotics technologies. This investment will primarily target GE Vernova's high efficiency, air-cooled gas turbines to enhance its repair capabilities, aiming to position the Advanced Manufacturing Repair Technology Centre as a global leader in power generation technology development and repairs. With support from the Singapore Economic Development Board, the investment is focused on strengthening the repair capacity for HA gas turbines in Asia, where over one-third of GE Vernova's turbines are located or on order. The company's CEO, Scott Strazik, emphasized the importance of gas in the energy sector and its role in decarbonization. Notably, GE Vernova's HA gas turbines currently have the ability to burn up to 50% hydrogen when mixed with natural gas. The collaboration between Singapore and GE Vernova is expected to drive innovation in gas turbine repair technology, aligning with Singapore's commitment to investing in advanced manufacturing. Cindy Koh from the Economic Development Board highlighted the significance of advanced robotics and artificial intelligence in Singapore's manufacturing ecosystem, fostering a strong partnership for companies in advanced manufacturing.