GE Vernova (GEV) supply chain

Source: Bullionaire IQ. These are curated relationships, not proof of a complete supply chain. Company relationships may change; check sources before making investment decisions.

Suppliers and upstream dependencies (3)

• Power Systems Integration

  Gas Power, Steam Power, Hydro and Nuclear businesses integrate generation equipment and services

• Wind Systems Integration

  Onshore and Offshore Wind businesses integrate turbines, blades, controls and services

• Electrification / Grid Solutions Integration

  Grid Solutions and Power Conversion & Storage integrate transformers, switchgear, substations, synchronous condensers and storage systems

Customers and downstream relationships (6)

• Utilities, Grid Operators & Power Producers

  electric utilities, independent power producers and transmission operators purchase generation and grid equipment plus long-term services

• Wind / Power Project Developers & Governments

  developers and public-sector customers procure generation projects, turbines, grid upgrades and energy infrastructure

• Duke Energy (DUK)

  major GE Vernova utility customer with a 2025 arrangement covering up to 11 GE Vernova 7HA gas turbines and associated equipment

• Dominion Energy (D)

  utility customer operating GE Vernova gas-turbine technology, including the first commercial LM6000VELOX package

• NextEra Energy (NEE)

  utility customer through Florida Power & Light, which operates GE Vernova heavy-duty gas-turbine technology

• American Electric Power (AEP)

  utility collaborating with GE Vernova nuclear technology; AEP selected BWRX-300 technology for potential deployment in Indiana