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🔥 This is what workforce development looks like in action! Last week, our Houston Learning Center team hosted the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas for a roundtable on closing the skilled talent gap. Followed by a tour of our facility, they were able to show Lorie Logan and her team how we're building the next generation of energy workers. Proud of this team. 👏

We’re proud to share a major milestone for our Career & Technical Education (CTE) Work-Based Learning Program. Developed in collaboration with three outstanding school districts in Houston, Texas (Alief ISD, CHANNELVIEW ISD, and Deer Park ISD) this initiative will give 20 local high school students the opportunity to attend our Houston Learning Center beginning in fall 2026 to learn the fundamentals of turbine mechanics. What began as a workforce development vision has grown into an actionable pathway connecting students to hands-on industry training, skilled trades exposure, and future career opportunities in energy and power generation. This effort reflects the power of education, industry, and community working together to build the workforce of tomorrow. Thank you to James Rosen and Cathal McGinley for your shared commitment to creating meaningful opportunities for students in the Houston community.

A strong example of delivery in action. Recently, our team in Oman safely executed a major outage milestone on schedule - while maintaining a clear focus on quality and precision. Outcomes like this don’t happen by chance; they’re driven by the dedication, technical expertise, and teamwork of the employees who plan and deliver the work every step of the way. This milestone reflects what it means to deliver for our customers - safe, reliable performance when it matters most - while continuing to build local capability and strengthen execution across the region. Thank you to our Oman team for consistently raising the bar through your professionalism, commitment, and pride in the work.

Moments like this highlight the strong connections across the power generation community!

Incredible work by our Gas Power Services team in Iraq supporting the Al Quds Power Plant in Baghdad ahead of peak summer demand. 👏 Two 9E gas turbine major overhauls have already been completed ahead of schedule, helping return critical generation capacity to the grid faster — with additional outages and an Advanced Gas Path (AGP) upgrade underway. Most impressive is the team delivering it: more than 50 professionals, primarily Iraqi engineers and technicians, executing these complex outages in close partnership with the Ministry of Electricity. Proud to see our Services teams combining local expertise, strong customer collaboration, and digital tools like Live Outage to help keep power flowing for the communities we serve. ⚡#GEVernova #OneFieldServices

🎧Take a listen to our own James Rosen on Alief ISD’s podcast giving an excellent overview of how our CTE partnerships in Houston are helping develop the next generation of skilled professionals. #HoustonLearningCenter #HLC #GEVernova

Our team had a great time at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University (#GoAggies 🐾) connecting with the next generation of engineers! We appreciate the strong engagement and thoughtful questions about GE Vernova, career opportunities within our Field Engineering Program, and how the Gas Power One Field Services team contributes to GE Vernova’s mission to electrify and decarbonize the world. A special thanks to Tyrone Haynes and Scott L. for representing GE Vernova and sharing their field experience — bringing real-world insight into our Field Engineering Program. #FieldEngineering #GEVernova #FieldCore #FutureEngineers

Not every apprentice gets invited to meet the Prime Minister — but that’s exactly what happened to our own Shayden Rodgers! 👏 GE Vernova's Apprentice Welder, Shayden Rodgers, from our #GasPower One Field Service (#OFS) Europe team, recently had the extraordinary opportunity to meet the UK Prime Minister at #10DowningStreet. This significant visit was part of a National Apprenticeship Week reception, highlighting the vital role of skills development and robust apprenticeship programs in the UK's future economy, with Shayden and others representing young talent in skilled trades. Shayden's journey into welding began with a pipe fitting scholarship and thankfully leading him to GE Vernova. "The opportunity sounded too good to turn down and has been so positive for me since I started," Shayden shared. His success as an Apprentice Welder at GE Vernova's Gas Power OFS Europe team is fostered by dedicated mentors like Jimmy Dutton and Peter Vickers, alongside Paul Robinson, Director of Education and Training from Catch. Their collective commitment ensures significant investment in nurturing and developing young talent. The Downing Street visit provided Shayden a unique platform to share his experiences and the benefits of apprenticeships. "I was immensely proud of being included in the event," Shayden remarked, "and gaining visibility into how important what I'm doing today is to the future of the country." Discussions at the reception focused on the future of skills and apprenticeships in building a skilled workforce. Shayden’s presence offered a real-world perspective on how these programs empower individuals and meet industry needs. "We are incredibly proud of Shayden and his achievements, culminating in this significant visit to Downing Street," stated Paul Donnelly, GM for OFS Europe at GE Vernova. "At GE Vernova, we firmly believe that investing in our people through comprehensive apprenticeship programmes is not just about developing individual talent; it's about securing the future of our industry and the wider economy. Shayden’s story perfectly illustrates how structured learning and mentorship empower the next generation of skilled professionals, nurturing the talent pipeline critical for our continued and collective success." GE Vernova remains committed to fostering continuous learning and development, ensuring apprentices like Shayden are equipped to excel. His participation in the National Apprenticeship Week reception powerfully highlights the impact apprenticeships have on individual careers and national priorities for skills and economic growth.

📢 Meet HAILEY (aka: HA Inclusive Learning Environment for You ) 👋 This newly installed HA at GE Vernova’s #HoustonLearningCenter is a one-of-a-kind training asset. It is not going to generate electricity- it will generate hands-on expertise for the next generation of field engineers, craft professionals, and customers. 👏🏼 Thanks to Alan Hamilton from our One Field Services team for the winning name submission. #HAILEY

What a great day at our Houston Learning Center ⚡ We welcomed #customers, #community partners, #educators, and #employees to celebrate our new advanced HA turbine training capabilities, our facility modernization, and the growing workforce development partnerships with local schools. Thank you to the #HLC team for delivering an exceptional event and to our guests for the strong engagement and support. Investing in people and learning is how we power the future.