The interview with Mitsubishi Power’s Vice President of Business Development for Emerging Technologies, Peter Sawicki, delves into the current dynamics of the gas turbine supply chain. The resurgence of supply constraints has led to the reemergence of reservation fees, creating challenges for stakeholders. Mitsubishi Power is strategically navigating this landscape by catering to the demand of hyperscalers and colocation providers through innovative approaches. A key focus for Mitsubishi Power is adapting technology to meet behind-the-meter needs. The company is exploring aeroderivative turbines as temporary solutions while ensuring quick deployment and addressing technical challenges. Additionally, they are considering pairing gas turbines with battery energy storage to enhance reliability. Furthermore, Mitsubishi Power is actively involved in testing hydrogen and ammonia combustion in turbines, showcasing a commitment to decarbonization efforts. The company's long-term strategy prioritizes R&D in hydrogen, ammonia combustion, and carbon capture solutions to align with global decarbonization goals. In light of the growing emphasis on carbon capture, Mitsubishi Power remains dedicated to integrating this technology into the gas turbine context. The company's focus on innovation and collaboration with policymakers underscores a positive outlook towards advancing sustainable energy solutions.