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The technology is undoubtedly cutting-edge. Yet it is new ways of working and an approach that is rooted in local communities, that are unlocking the energy transition – at pace - in Canada. What will it really take to deliver on decarbonization – and keep the lights on?

Where do most technological breakthroughs happen? The myth says it’s an individual having a eureka moment alone in a lab. The reality is that breakthroughs happen when you bring good ideas together. But how do you do that?

How do you harness the power of artificial intelligence (AI), digital twin technology, and machine learning (ML) to help energy companies meet their emissions reduction goals? That was the question that a team at GE Vernova set out to answer. The result is CERius™, a software solution being deployed at Azito, the largest gas power plant in Côte d'Ivoire.

Her Highness Sheikha Shamma bint Sultan bin Khalifa Al Nahyan is an entrepreneur, thought leader, and researcher who has dedicated her career to advancing sustainability, climate action, and gender equity. In this interview, she shares her insights on the energy transition, the critical role of youth in sustainability, and the importance of collective action in solving the global climate crisis.

The term “energy transition” might conjure up an image of steady technological change, with grids gradually replacing carbon-emitting fossil fuel plants with more sustainable renewables. But this narrative of a straight swap only tells half of the story. The other part of the energy transition phenomenon is the expansion of energy demand, on a massive scale.

Throughout its businesses, GE Vernova benefits from the leadership qualities and problem-solving skills of its many veteran employees. As the country celebrates Veterans Day, we shine a spotlight on two bright stars.

Jamie France, Striving for Quality

“It takes a village to raise a child” is an African proverb that explains how it requires inputs from many different people with many different roles to do the important and challenging job of raising a child. It also takes a village of experts from around the world to design, manufacture, test, ship, and install the thousands of wind turbines that are coming together at what is expected to become the largest wind project in U.S. history — if not the entire Western Hemisphere.

On a cold December afternoon in 2015, the lights blinked out, town by town, across western Ukraine. It was two days before Christmas, and by sunset more than 230,000 residents had lost power.

Today, GE Vernova released its third quarter 2024 earnings results. We delivered solid performance in the quarter with double-digit organic orders growth, continued revenue growth, and substantial cash flow. We also reaffirmed our GE Vernova 2024 financial guidance for revenue, adjusted EBITDA margin*, and free cash flow*. 

Maya Zabaneh has got an issue with Emily in Paris, the smash-hit rom-com about an American marketing executive adjusting to life in the City of Light. “Emily lives in an apartment, which would be really expensive here,” says Zabaneh, who’s based in the French capital, where she works as a global supply chain digital leader for GE Vernova. “I’ve got a classic studio,” she adds, gesturing at a cozy space that quadruples up as bedroom, living room, kitchen, and home office.