GE Vernova (GEV) is a publicly traded Transmission & Grid Hardware company founded in 2024 and based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States.
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The 7HA is GE Vernova's high-efficiency, air-cooled H-class gas turbine, offered in 7HA.01 (290 MW), 7HA.02 (384 MW) and 7HA.03 (430 MW) simple-cycle configurations. It reaches roughly 63-64% net combined-cycle efficiency and can run on up to 50% hydrogen, with a stated pathway to 100%. Utilities and independent power producers use it for baseload and fast-ramping generation, including data-center power. Its differentiator is its installed base, with more than two million operating hours across H-class fleets.
The BWRX-300 is a 300 MWe boiling water small modular reactor co-developed by GE Vernova and Hitachi and built on decades of BWR operating experience. It uses a simplified, passive safety design with a standardized, modular layout intended to shorten construction schedules and reduce cost. Utilities and developers deploy it for firm, carbon-free baseload power, and it is pitched as pairing with gas turbines in gas-plus-nuclear projects. Its differentiator is that it is described as the only small modular reactor under construction in the Western world.
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