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• [New] General Electric Vernova will leverage the significant expertise it has developed through projects like the Gurbanesti wind project in Romania to ensure its wind turbines meet the required energy output that the SunZia project needs. Energies Media
• [New] Portland General Electric said it is among the West Coast utilities bracing for high winds forecast to buffet its entire service area, which extends from Forest Grove to Mount Hood, Portland to Salem, and encompasses some 2 million people. oregonlive
• [New] Another hydrogen project will see General Electric Global Research scale-up co-electrolysis technology to produce a carbon-neutral aviation fuel. Environment+Energy Leader
• [New] Ocean Wind 1 will deliver 1,100 megawatts of energy from up to 98 General Electric Haliade-X wind turbines placed approximately 15 miles off the coast of southern New Jersey. The Washington Post
• The GE-414 fighter aero-engine will be made in India by General Electric in a joint venture with Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL), with some level of technology transfer. FirstPost
• The Beechcraft Denali is a single-engine turboprop that features an advanced General Electric Catalyst engine - the first clean-sheet turboprop-engine design in 50 years - that, compared to competitors, will reduce fuel burn by 20%, with 10% higher cruise power. Robb Report
• Rising raw-material costs, unpredictable U.S. subsidies and concerns transporting the giant machines are crimping earnings for companies such as Vestas and General Electric. Wind Action
• The first project, led by the General Electric Global Research Center, will design a 2-MW fully integrated all-electric aircraft powertrain and demonstrate a 350-kW lab-scale prototype to enable zero carbon emission narrow-body commercial aircraft with all-electric propulsion. Tech Xplore
• Among the most concrete agreements to be announced, officials said, will be a deal between General Electric and the state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited to manufacture in India F414 engines used to power the Boeing F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet. The New York Times

Last updated: 01 January 2026