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Commissioning milestone in 2023 for innovative SeaGreen™ shore power system at the busy port of Brest, France.The Brest ESID (Defence Infrastructure Service Establishment) has a new, unique Shore Power System equipped by GE Vernova’s Power Conversion business.It is delivering critical electric power to ships in port. The equipment helps to significantly reduce the port’s carbon and noise emissions.

One of the oldest railway lines in Germany, the "Südbahn", now running continuously with electricity The line was one of the very few two-track non-electrified main lines in Germany and has been connecting the entire Lake Constance region for more than 150 years, but also has a very high priority as a European transport axis with international connections to the Austrian Vorarlberg and the eastern Swiss region and beyond.

Freeport LNG, world largest all-electric liquefaction plant – Quintana Island, Texas, USFreeport LNG, founded in 2002 and headquartered in Houston, is the world’s seventh largest LNG export company and the second largest in the United States. The company is focused on providing its customers with low carbon intensity LNG. 

Steel plant - Sremska Mitrovica, SerbiaMetalfer Steel Mill (MSM) is a Serbian steel plant, located in the Northwest of the country, close to the Croatian border. It is owning and operating an EAF-based steel mill manufacturing construction steel products from recycled scrap metal. They are the only rebar producer in Serbia and the leading supplier on the local market, also exporting to the neighboring countries.MSM is part of Metalfer Group, an industrial group of companies involved in mining, metallurgy, energy, and trading, established in Serbia in 2002.

Selected by GSI for the design, development, engineering, manufacture, installation, and commissioning of power converters for the main dipole and quadrupole magnets of the ring accelerator SIS100 at the new Facility for Antiproton Ion Research (FAIR), an accelerator facility in Darmstadt, Germany, GE Power Conversion Germany is supporting one of the largest scientific research projects in the world.  

The Type 45 Destroyer, Daring (or 'D') Class, is the UK Royal Navy's state-of-the-art air defense destroyer. The class not only provides a step change in military capability, but also truly represents a landmark in power and propulsion with GE’s integrated, full electric power and propulsion. Challenge   Enabling the backbone of naval air defense The Type 45 Anti-Air Warfare Destroyers will provide the back bone of the Royal Navy's air defenses for the first half of the 21st century, replacing the ageing Type 42.

GE Delivered Its Hybrid-Electric Propulsion System to the U.K. Royal Fleet Auxiliary’s Fleet of Four Tide Class Military Afloat Reachand Sustainability Tankers   GE’s system allows the fleet to achieve increased efficiency and operational flexibility. The project reinforces the trend that more navies are turning to the flexibility of electric and hybrid-electric vessels. Now in service, Tide Class’ role has been perfectly demonstrated as part of the recent Carrier Strike Group exercises.  

This Wasp-class ship is crewed by more than 1,000 sailors and can embark more than 1,600 Marines. Makin Island’s mission is to transport and land ashore troops, materiel and supplies to support and sustain amphibious assault operations, including a substantial flight deck for fixed and rotor wing craft, so it has a broad range of power and propulsion demands.