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Story Highlights GE Vernova invests $10 million in Pittsburgh facility. The investment will create over 270 jobs locally. The facility will produce power converters for renewable energy.

GE Vernova's Schenectady campus was started by Thomas Edison in the late 1880s. The company was spun off last April from General Electric Co. GE Vernova CEO Scott Strazik greet Massachusetts Gov.

GE Vernova plans a $96 million expansion at the site. General Electric property is viewed from Edison Avenue on Feb. 1, 2024 in Schenectady. GE Vernova has a large local presence in Schenectady ...

GE Vernova (NYSE:GEV) +6.3% in Tuesday's trading, rebounding a day after the stock posted its worst loss ever, plunging nearly 22% as Chinese company DeepSeek upended assumptions about AI and ...

GE Vernova says the move, accompanied by investments in Schenectady, will prompt the creation of more than a hundred new jobs. GE Vernova will invest more than $105 million at its advanced ...

GE Vernova shares surged Tuesday after Bank of America analysts raised their price target for the energy company's stock. The analysts suggested the company could benefit from rising prices for ...

Due to global demands for gas turbine energy reaching record levels, GE Vernova in Greenville has its manufacturing facility booked until 2028, with more than 160 planned gas turbine energy units ...

Free cash flow decreased significantly to $572 million from $1.65 billion in Q4 2023. GE Vernova missed analyst expectations on fourth-quarter EPS and revenue, but it maintained its guidance for ...

Chevron and GE Vernova have partnered to build natural-gas power stations for U.S. data centers. The joint venture, which also includes investment firm Engine No. 1, plans to deliver up to 4 ...

Global energy producer GE Vernova announced on Wednesday a $600 million investment into nationwide manufacturing improvements, and Greenville is set to receive a portion of that contribution.