Supply chain / On-site power
GE Vernova (gas turbines)
GE Vernova makes heavy-duty and aeroderivative gas turbines, and markets aeroderivative units for powering data centres.
- Type
- Company
- Where it sits
- Gas turbines are a route to on-site or nearby power where grid connection is slow, so turbine supply affects where large AI campuses can be built.
- Constraint
- Gas turbine delivery capacity is a reported constraint, with company-reported backlogs described in trade press (see the gas turbine backlog entry).
What we checked
- GE Vernova lists heavy-duty models (such as 9HA, 7HA and 6F) and aeroderivative models (such as LM6000, LM2500 and TM2500). (source)
- Its page states the range spans 34 MW to 571 MW and says aeroderivative turbines can serve hyperscale and colocation data centres. (source)
Written by ComputeFinder from public pages on 2 October 2026. Company statements are the company's own, not independently checked, and reported items are marked as such. Not yet reviewed line by line by a second person. If something is wrong, tell us.