Venture Global Signs Power Agreements With GE Vernova and Baker Hughes
The framework covers up to 16 gas-fired units of 720 MW each and aims to enable up to 10 GW of AI compute capacity by 2034 without relying on the public grid. The first power-island order is expected by year-end 2026, with expansion phased according to customer commitments and demand.
Venture Global (VG) has signed agreements with GE Vernova (GEV) and Baker Hughes (BKR) to support more than 10 GW of grid-independent power capacity for AI data centers. The framework covers up to 16 new 720 MW gas-fired power units, building on Venture Global’s existing 4.5 GW private power network. The company plans to enable up to 10 GW of AI compute capacity by 2034 without relying on the public electricity grid. The first power island order is expected by year-end 2026.
Further expansion is planned in phases based on customer commitments and demand.