News Investors About us Careers (link is external) Businesses GE 102.23 ENERGY TRANSITION & DECARBONIZATION Advancing the future of energy H. LAWRENCE CULP, JR. "Climate change cannot be solved without substantial advancements in technology. As a company whose people have led innovation for more than 120 years, we are uniquely positioned and are deploying GE’s global reach, expertise and depth of engineering capabilities to address this urgent challenge." Latest news & updates GE Will Pilot F-Class Dual-Fuel Gas and Hydrogen Plant in Australia: The new plant, coupled with GE's F-class turbines, will be the first net-zero carbon emissions hydrogen and gas capable power plant in NSW. READ MORE GE, Safran Map New Jet-Engine Technology for Lower-Carbon Future: The jet engine giants unveiled a joint vision to deliver a new gas-turbine engine design. READ MORE GE to Deliver Cypress Turbines for Onshore Wind Farm in Finland: GE Renewable Energy and GE EFS collaborated on developing the project. READ MORE GE Energy Transition Commitments CARBON NEUTRALITY 2030 We are strengthening our commitment to sustainability and setting a goal to become carbon neutral in our facilities and operations by 2030. We are targeting the majority of our progress through absolute reductions of direct emissions and energy use achieved through operational investments, smart power sourcing and elimination of waste. SCOPE 3 2050 This year, GE announced a new ambition to be a net zero company by 2050, encompassing not just GE’s operations, but also the Scope 3 emissions from the use of sold products. We look forward to partnering closely with our customers to help them succeed in meeting their own ambitions. INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION PARIS GE supports the science and goals expressed in the Paris Agreement to reduce global carbon emissions. We joined top companies in calling for an ambitious U.S. climate policy and supported the first-ever global standards regulating aircraft greenhouse gas emissions. The future of energy GE is committed to tackling the world’s biggest challenges and believes that climate change is one of the most pressing issues we face today, but also a strategic opportunity for GE. We are focused on playing an essential role in advancing the global energy transition and building decarbonization solutions for a world that works, and we are uniquely positioned to help meet the world’s needs for reliable, affordable and sustainable power and safe, efficient flight. One-third of the world’s power is created by GE and 90% of power transmission utilities worldwide are equipped with our technology. The world’s largest installed base of nearly 38,000 commercial aircraft engines is powered by GE and our partners. READ MORE Our Energy Transition work in action 2020 Sustainability Report: GE’s new Chief Sustainability Officer explains how GE is helping address the world’s biggest challenges and our ambition to be a net zero company by 2050. WATCH NOW The Future of Alternative Energy: In an interview with Axios during a GE-sponsored event, GE Renewable Energy CEO Jérôme Pécresse highlighted new energy innovations. WATCH NOW Redefining the Energy Landscape: An overview of how GE Research is pushing the boundaries of electrical technology to make power more affordable, accessible, and reliable. WATCH NOW Advancing the global energy transition Tackling the urgent global priority that is climate change will require solving the energy trilemma of economic development, reliability and sustainability. People around the world deserve access to sustainable, affordable and reliable electricity, which is critical to reducing poverty and hunger and promoting access to education and health care. Doing this will require a combination of global action, national commitments and consistent policy and regulatory frameworks. A cleaner energy future will be achieved through a combination of lowering emissions today – growing renewables, coal-to-gas switching and modernizing digital and physical grid assets – and innovating in breakthrough technologies. GE has the ability to drive significant change because of its size and scale, and we are investing in a range of decarbonization technologies, including cost-effectively scaling renewables, such as wind power; moving toward net zero gas power with hydrogen and carbon capture technologies; modernizing and digitizing the grid; advancing carbon-free nuclear power generation; and researching hybrid and electric flight. 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