GE Vernova secures contract for Australia’s Supernode battery project

GE Vernova has been selected by Quinbrook as the technology partner for Stage 3 of the Supernode Battery Energy Storage System in Queensland, Australia. This contract establishes GE Vernova as the sole provider of power conversion, control, and integration technologies across all three development stages of the project.

The full Supernode development is expected to reach a capacity of 780 MW and 3,075 MWh at a single site. GE Vernova’s scope for Stage 3 includes the power conversion system, plant controls, system integration, and grid-connection support. The company also assisted in securing Generator Performance Standards (GPS) acceptance, a regulatory milestone required for connecting the project to Australia’s National Electricity Market.

Separately, GE Vernova has reported significant financial growth following its spin-off from General Electric. The company generated $38 billion in revenue in 2025, with management projecting revenue between $45.5 billion and $46.5 billion for 2026. The company maintains a $176 billion backlog, driven by demand in the power and electrification sectors, including over $5 billion in data center-related orders during the first half of 2026.