GE Vernova validates 100% hydrogen turbine capability

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GE Vernova says it has validated its LM2500XPRESS aeroderivative turbine for operation with fuel blends containing up to 50% hydrogen and completed testing of the LM6000VELOX to demonstrate its ability to run on 100% hydrogen. The tests were conducted at the company’s hydrogen facility in Greenville, South Carolina, using dry low-emissions combustion for the LM2500XPRESS and a single annular combustor configuration for the LM6000VELOX. The fast-starting turbines are intended to offer flexible power for grids, industrial facilities and data centers, while giving operators another option to use hydrogen alongside or instead of natural gas. GE Vernova also reports more than 11 million operating hours on hydrogen and hydrogen-blended fuels across its gas turbine fleet.

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