Thank you for joining us on the earnings call today. We discussed our strong third-quarter performance and the progress we’ve made on our Horizon One strategic goals. Looking ahead, we are targeting at least $40 billion of IEP orders over the next three years, supported by the strength of our technology portfolio. We see growth opportunities in gas infrastructure, power generation, and new energy markets. We expect to maintain strong performance in LNG equipment orders, as evidenced by recent wins. Our Subsea’s Surface and Pressure Systems delivered a record quarter with $1.2 billion in orders, driven by major contract wins in AKEA and Brazil. In addition, we made strong progress on IET orders year-to-date, reflecting momentum across LNG, power generation, and new energy markets, with continued strength expected into 2026. We secured over $800 million in equipment orders this quarter, including significant LNG projects. Our power generation solutions continue to see strengthening demand across various markets, including distributed power cogeneration and geothermal solutions. Notably, we secured a significant award from Dynalus for mobile power generation, supplying more than one gigawatt of aero derivative gas turbines for oil and gas operations in North America. We are also making progress in geothermal power, with a contract to design and deliver equipment for five organic rank and cycle power plants in Utah. This project will generate 300 megawatts of clean, reliable power, enough to supply approximately 180,000 homes. We also signed a collaboration agreement for a 500 megawatt geothermal project in California. Data center power demand remains strong, with over $700 million in equipment orders year-to-date for data center applications, led by our NovaLT technology. We are confident in achieving $1.5 billion of data center orders ahead of our original three-year timeline. We secured a long-term service contract with BP for its Tangu LNG facility in Indonesia and extended our agreement with Pembina Pipeline for upgrades to the Alliance Pipeline system in North America. In the offshore market, we secured an award to supply power generation and compression equipment for an FPSO in South America. Our strategic frame agreement with Petrobras for up to 50 subsea trees in offshore Brazil marks our return to this market. We also booked additional risers and flow lines for hydrocarbon production, CO2 injection, and gas lift, highlighting our technical leadership in complex offshore developments. We will provide an all-electric integrated completion system for the Fuzios field in Brazil, enhancing subsurface control, operational efficiency, and reliability. We are expanding coiled tubing drilling operations in Saudi Arabia through a multiyear award from Aramco to support reentry and greenfield projects. In production solutions, we signed a five-year extension to provide hydrocarbon and water treatment products and services across Valero’s refineries in North America and the UK. We continue to see strong demand in Mexico for downstream chemical solutions to manage crude quality challenges. We also booked a major order for critical compression equipment for the Blue Point number one project in Louisiana, set to become the world’s largest low-carbon ammonia plant. Our technology portfolio positions us for continued growth and value creation, with a focus on AI-driven power demand and natural gas infrastructure. We are confident in our ability to deliver long-term value for our shareholders and customers. Thank you for joining us on the call.

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