GE Vernova's H-class equipment is driving Taiwan's transition from coal to gas at the Hsinta power plant in Kaohsiung. The plant, featuring GE Vernova's 7HA.03 combined cycle technology, is replacing older coal units and is expected to reduce emissions by 60%. This initiative aligns with Taiwan's Renewable Energy Development Act, aiming to decrease reliance on coal and shift to natural gas. The successful commissioning of the first block marks a milestone in this energy transition, with plans to bring total plant capacity to 4 GW by 2026. GE Vernova's gas turbines, with the ability to burn hydrogen blended with natural gas, offer an efficient and flexible solution. The partnership with CTCI Corporation highlights the collaboration between international and local entities for sustainable power development. Taiwan's commitment to reducing carbon emissions and embracing renewable energy is evident in this project, showcasing the country's dedication to a cleaner energy future.