Ge Power Norway

Norwegian unit of GE Vernova supplying power generation, grid and electrification technology to utilities and industry

Oslo, NorwayFounded 1998gevernova.comWebsite technologies

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About Ge Power Norway

GE Power Norway AS is a Norwegian subsidiary of GE Vernova, a global energy company. The group's Electrification business combines power conversion and storage, grid solutions, Prolec transformers and electrification software into one portfolio covering generation, substations, control and delivery of electrical power.

The group's customers include utilities, renewable developers, independent power producers and energy-intensive industries such as mining, marine and data centers. It sells products and services, including wind and gas turbine technology.

The company was founded in 1998 and is registered in Oslo, where it is headquartered. GE Vernova reports approximately 85,000 employees across about 100 countries, with its global headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Product: Power generation equipment, grid solutions, power conversion and storage, transformers and electrification software, as part of GE Vernova's portfolio.

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Leadership

  • Eric Gray · Chief Executive Officer, Power
  • Philippe Piron · Chief Executive Officer, Electrification
  • Scott L. Strazik · Chief Executive Officer and President
  • Vic Abate · Chief Executive Officer, Wind
  • Kenneth Parks · Chief Financial Officer, GE Vernova
  • Kristin Carvell · Chief Communications Officer, GE Vernova
  • Pablo Koziner · Chief Commercial & Operations Officer, GE Vernova
  • Steven Baert · Chief People Officer, GE Vernova

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