

Amanda Chu
Former US energy reporter for the FT. She covered GE Vernova since it broke off from General Electric last April.
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May 26, 2025 • 26min
Behind the Money: GE Vernova tries to shake its parent’s problems
In this discussion, Amanda Chu, former US energy reporter for the FT, sheds light on GE Vernova's ambitious journey post-spin-off from General Electric. She examines the principles of de-conglomeration and how they apply to GE Vernova's strategy in the energy sector. The conversation covers the revitalization efforts within the company, including improvements in morale and financial performance. Additionally, Amanda reflects on the economic impact of GE's departure on Schenectady, and the skepticism surrounding GE Vernova's long-term viability amid evolving market demands.

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Feb 5, 2025 • 18min
Why Big Oil is resisting Trump’s call to ‘drill, baby, drill'
Amanda Chu, a Financial Times reporter specializing in the U.S. energy sector, discusses the tensions between President Trump’s push for increased oil production and the reluctance of major oil companies. She highlights how the shale revolution reshaped the industry, revealing the conflicting priorities between profit-driven investors and political demands. The conversation also delves into the impact of low oil prices, regulatory changes, and proposed tariffs on Mexico and Canada, emphasizing the complex dynamics shaping today’s oil market.

May 14, 2025 • 26min
GE Vernova tries to shake its parent’s problems
Amanda Chu, a former US energy reporter for the Financial Times, dives into the transformation of GE Vernova after its split from General Electric. She discusses the strategy behind divesting $20 billion in assets and the company's revival as a profitable entity. Chu explores the challenges of implementing lean manufacturing and the impact of AI on electricity demands. With a historical lens, she reflects on Schenectady's struggle to adapt after GE's decline, highlighting the community's connection to its industrial roots in an ever-evolving landscape.