• 42 turbines will power 256 MW Carmody’s Hill Wind Farm in South Australia
• Project to utilize GE Vernova’s 6 MW–158m turbine model
• Agreement covers turbine supply, installation, and five-year maintenance services

Sydney, Australia (December 23, 2025) – GE Vernova Inc. (NYSE: GEV) has finalized a contract with Aula Energy for the deployment of 42 6.1 MW–158m¹ turbines at Australia’s Carmody’s Hill Wind Farm. The agreement encompasses turbine delivery, installation, and a comprehensive five-year service and maintenance plan. This order was recorded in the final quarter of 2025.

Previously, GE Vernova supplied 38 6 MW–164m turbines for Aula Energy’s Boulder Creek Wind Farm in Queensland, a 2024 project. These consecutive collaborations underscore GE Vernova’s sustained ability to deliver solutions for critical Australian clients.

With Carmody’s Hill, GE Vernova maintains its distinction as the sole wind turbine manufacturer to secure Australian wind projects annually from 2017 through 2025.

By leveraging its established 6 MW-class turbine platform in Australia, GE Vernova and Aula Energy have achieved:

The Carmody’s Hill Wind Farm site lies approximately seven kilometers east of Georgetown in South Australia’s Mid-North region, located 180 km north of Adelaide.

Gilan Sabatier, Chief Commercial Officer for GE Vernova’s Onshore Wind business in International Markets, stated, “We are excited to expand our partnership with Aula Energy to advance another premium wind initiative in Australia. Carmody’s Hill exemplifies how our standardized turbine approach—reducing variant complexity at scale—can simplify procurement processes, expedite grid connection approvals, and elevate overall fleet performance. Our diverse technology portfolio positions GE Vernova to enable Australia’s transition toward cost-effective, sustainable energy systems.”

GE Vernova operates approximately 57,000 turbines globally, representing nearly 120 GW of installed capacity. With over two decades of customer commitment, its offerings include advanced high-capacity turbines that drive decarbonization through reliable renewable energy solutions.

Having operated in Australia for over 125 years, GE Vernova now employs around 400 staff and 200 field engineers nationwide. The company supports more than 3 GW of wind generation capacity either operational or under development, 10+ GW of gas-powered generation, grid software managing 80% of the national electricity network, and ~40% of major utility grid infrastructure, advancing Australia’s sustainable energy goals.

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