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Hello, everyone. I'm Andy Surward. Welcome to Ed Barron's and welcome to our guest, Scott Strasick,

CEO of GE Bernava. Scott, great to see you. Thanks so much for joining. Andy, thanks for having us.

So I want to ask you about your key businesses and what they are and what you're thinking of

them right now. Yeah? Well, I mean, to take a step back, GE Vernova for context generates

about 25% of the world's electricity every day through our customers with our equipment.

In the U.S., that's about 55% of the electricity, and if you exclude China from the global number,

it's about a third. So we've got a huge install base across a number of technology sets.

That includes gas power, over 7,000 gas power units creating electricity

every day. We've got 57,000 wind turbines creating electricity every day. We have 65

gigawatts worth of nuclear power, all experiencing different dynamics, all of which we should

talk about. And then beyond the power generation technologies,

we have our fastest growing business is our electrification business,

which is all things related to the grid,

because the reality is we'll often have debates on which power generation source we should use.

Regardless of that, we collectively need to invest substantially into the grid

to be able to integrate a lot of these different technologies and a lot of different end uses

that are coming. So there's a lot of work to do, but it's work to do that we're ready for

this moment. And Scott, I know you may be getting sick of this question, but I have to ask anyway.

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