Discover our manufacturing and services sites supporting India’s evolving energy landscape
GE Vernova India
Our Presence in India
GE Vernova has been part of India’s energy journey for more than 100 years, dating back to 1902, when GE was involved in the pioneering hydroelectric power station at Shivanasamudra Falls in Karnataka. From this historic beginning, our footprint has grown in step with India's own energy ambitions, evolving into a comprehensive presence that today spans our portfolios of Power, Electrification and Wind.
India has emerged as a vital hub within GE Vernova's global network of technology and manufacturing footprint. Our five Technology and Engineering Centres serve as engines of research, development, and innovation, contributing engineering excellence that extends well beyond India's borders to support GE Vernova's operations worldwide. Complementing this, our nine manufacturing sites combine precision and scale to produce critical energy infrastructure for both domestic and international markets. Together, these capabilities are sustained by a workforce of more than 10,000 people, including over 5,000 engineers and technologists whose expertise underpins much of GE Vernova's global innovation agenda.
GE Vernova also has two publicly listed companies in India, GE Power Limited, serving the Steam Power Services business, and GE Vernova T&D India Limited, serving the Electrification business.
Our presence in India reflects our broader mission to electrify to thrive and decarbonize the world, and our commitment to supporting India’s ambitions for energy security, cleaner power and sustainable growth.
10K+
GE Vernova Employees
9
Manufacturing Sites
5
Technology Centers
ARC
Houses the Advanced Research Centre(ARC), one of world’s diversified industrial research organizations
23GW
Of Gas Power installed base
12GW
HVDC transmission capacity installed
5GW
Installed base in Onshore Wind
4GW
Of Hydropower installed base
Our Footprint Across India
Noida
Vadodara
Chennai
Pune
Hyderabad
Bengaluru
Dabaspet
Hosur
Location
Noida
Tech & R&D Centre
Gas Power
Electrification Software
Location
Vadodara
Tech & R&D Centre
Hydro
Onshore Wind
Grid Solutions
Location
Chennai
Tech & R&D Centre
Power Conversion & Storage
Grid Solutions
Location
Pune
Onshore Wind
Location
Hyderabad
Tech & R&D Centre
Location
Dabaspet
Onshore Wind
Location
Bengaluru
Tech & R&D Centre
Location
Hosur
*Maps for representational purposes only
Wind Manufacturing
GE Vernova's Wind business combines global expertise with local engineering, technology and manufacturing capabilities to support the growth of renewable energy in India and around the world. With a growing installed base in India and an integrated footprint spanning wind turbine engineering in Bengaluru, blade manufacturing in Dabaspet and Vadodara, and nacelle manufacturing in Pune, GE Vernova is well-positioned to power India's wind energy goals.
- Nacelle Manufacturing - Pune, Maharashtra
GE Vernova’s Pune facility manufactures nacelles for its 3.8 MW–154m onshore wind turbine, designed to support India’s growing wind energy needs. At full capacity, the site can support up to 1,500 MW of annual production, strengthening local manufacturing capabilities and GE Vernova’s commitment to India’s wind industry. - Blade Manufacturing - Dabaspet, Karnataka
GE Vernova’s Dabaspet facility has been manufacturing wind turbine blades since 2007, serving customers in India and global markets. Together with Vadodara, the facility has contributed to more than 52,000 wind turbine blades manufactured in India since 1994, supporting GE Vernova’s commitment to ‘Make in India, Make for the World. - Blade Manufacturing - Vadodara, Gujarat
Established in 2016, GE Vernova’s Vadodara facility is one of its largest wind blade manufacturing sites globally, with more than 11,000 blades produced to date. The facility combines advanced manufacturing and digital technologies to support GE Vernova’s global wind portfolio.
Electrification Manufacturing
GE Vernova’s Electrification business in India supports the modernization and expansion of the country’s power grid, with capabilities spanning power transmission, grid systems integration, grid automation, power conversion and storage. Through a network of six manufacturing sites, our teams develop and manufacture technologies that help connect, transmit, convert, store and manage electricity, supporting a more reliable, resilient and increasingly electrified energy system.
- Transformers & Reactors - Vadodara, Gujarat
Designs, manufactures and tests 765 kV-class transformers and shunt reactors, with more than 700 units supplied across India. - Grid Automation - Pallavaram, Tamil Nadu
A Grid Automation facility manufacturing relays, control and relay panels, with capabilities spanning SCADA and communications. - GIS & Switchgear - Paddapai, Tamil Nadu
Home to India’s first dedicated 765 kV Gas Insulated Substation (GIS) manufacturing line, producing high-voltage GIS and AIS circuit breakers. - Switchgear & Transformers - Hosur, Tamil Nadu
Manufactures air- and gas-insulated switchgear, along with high-voltage current and capacitive voltage transformers, supporting India’s transmission infrastructure. - Digital Grid Solutions - Noida, Uttar Pradesh
A digital solutions hub focused on the assembly and integration of digital control system platforms for smart grids. - Power Conversion & Storage Manufacturing & Engineering - Chennai Tamil Nadu
GE Vernova’s Power Conversion & Storage operations in Chennai manufacture FLEXINVERTER and FLEXRESERVOIR solutions for FLEXIQ integration, supported by an Advanced Power Electronics Manufacturing Center and an Engineering Development Center with dedicated product-testing capabilities.
Services
- BHEL-GE Gas Turbine Services Pvt Ltd (BGGTS) was founded in 1997 as a joint venture between BHEL and GE and provides aftermarket services for gas turbines to GE and BHEL customers. With nearly three decades of gas turbine engineering and manufacturing expertise, BGGTS delivers technical services, maintenance solutions and spare parts to support the performance and reliability of gas turbine fleets.
- Hydropower - Vadodara
With more than 25 years of experience, GE Vernova’s Hydropower operations in India provide full value-chain capabilities, supporting customers from engineering design and manufacturing through to turnkey project execution. Our expert team manages domestic and global EPC sales and has successfully commissioned more than 4 GW of power across 21 projects since 2005. Backed by a dedicated Governing & Control System Lab, we provide comprehensive lifecycle support, including site supervision, diagnostics and retrofit services, helping ensure long-term asset performance.
Built in India. Powering global progress.
JFWTC, Bengaluru
The John F. Welch Technology Centre in Bengaluru continues to play a pivotal role in developing technologies for power generation, electrification, decarbonization and digital solutions. Indian engineers have contributed to more than 1,500 patent applications, with innovations developed here supporting customers across global markets.
Hyderabad Technology Center
The GE Vernova Hyderabad Technology Center (HTC) is a global capability center operating from a modern, state-of-the-art facility and serves as a key technology hub for the Power, Electrification, and Wind business segments. HTC is home to a highly talented and dynamic workforce of more than 1,000 technologists, who are actively engaged in product development, product management, and technology innovation for critical business programs across the globe.
HVDC and FACTS Test and Design Lab, Noida
Our High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) and Flexible Alternating Current Transmission Systems (FACTS) Controls Test Lab in Noida strengthens India's advanced grid infrastructure capabilities, at a time when energy demand is rising and more renewables are being integrated into the grid.
GE Vernova LTI, Vadodara
GE Vernova’s power transformer facility in Vadodara, is a center of excellence for 765 KV Shunt Reactors and Power Transformers, with state-of-the-art HV test labs.
Engineering Development Center, Chennai
GE Vernova’s Advanced Power Electronics Manufacturing Centre is located in Chennai. The Engineering Development Center is equipped with facilities for rigorous product testing.
Advanced Research Center, Bengaluru
GE Vernova's Advanced Research Center (ARC) in Bengaluru is the company's primary R&D hub outside the U.S., driving innovation for the global energy transition. With 100+researchers and advanced engineering expertise, ARC accelerates high-impact technologies across GE Vernova's businesses.
Feature Stories
Innovation
How India Is Helping More People Access Renewable Power Through High-Voltage Transmission
As India grows, so does the need to deliver reliable, affordable electricity to the people and businesses that depend on it every day. Gujarat, one of the country’s sunniest regions, is an ideal place to generate large-scale solar power. But many of the communities and major urban centers that need that energy most, including Mumbai, are hundreds of miles away. Without the right transmission infrastructure to move power efficiently across that distance, clean energy can be lost in transit, costs can rise, and renewable growth can slow.
People
Sparking Innovation: How One Engineer Secured 30 Patent Applications That Are Shaping the Future of Energy
Veena P. has learned in her 14 years at GE Vernova that earning patent recognition for her inventions isn’t a matter of waiting for lightning to strike. Instead, the technology manager in electrical systems at GE Vernova’s Advanced Research Center in Bengaluru, India, has developed a systematic process that has helped her successfully register 30 patent applications so far, with more in the works all the time. Her innovations support GE Vernova’s mission to accelerate the energy transition, making power systems more efficient and reliable.
Electrification
The Next Episode: India Has Achieved an Electrification Miracle. Now It’s Writing Its Wind Story.
In 2010, India’s grid was in crisis. The Asian nation struggled with power deficits close to 13% during periods of peak demand, while around one in four Indians still lacked access to electricity. But India has come a long way, and fast. Today 99.6% of Indians have electricity access. Given that the country’s population is almost 1.5 billion, these achievements are nothing short of a modern miracle. But India isn’t stopping there.
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