Venture Global Signs Power Deals for Up to 10 GW of Compute Capacity

Venture Global has signed power-island agreements with GE Vernova and Baker Hughes to support up to 10 GW of data-center capacity. The agreements target delivery by 2034 and cover the generation equipment and project execution scope required for dedicated compute infrastructure.

The deals address a tightening constraint in AI infrastructure planning, where availability of generation equipment, project execution capacity, and extended lead times are limiting the pace of new deployments. By securing power-island scope with two major equipment and services providers, Venture Global is positioning to supply behind-the-meter power for large-scale compute sites.

The agreements do not disclose financial terms or specific project locations. The 10 GW figure represents total potential capacity under the signed framework, with actual deployment subject to project-level milestones and execution timelines through 2034.