Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has announced significant advancements in the fields of nuclear energy and hydrogen technology. In Japan, MHI has secured a contract to supply 24 MOX fuel assemblies for Unit 3 of the Ikata nuclear power station, enabling the utilization of plutonium extracted by reprocessing spent fuel. This move aligns with Shikoku Electric Power's plu-thermal plan, emphasizing the use of MOX fuel to enhance the efficiency and sustainability of nuclear power generation. The partnership with Orano, a leading nuclear energy solutions provider in France, further solidifies MHI's presence in the global nuclear industry. Not limited to nuclear ventures, MHI has expanded its horizons to include hydrogen technologies. Collaborating with the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), MHI aims to explore hydrogen co-firing technologies in gas turbine power generation facilities. The initiative, starting with a pilot project at one of EGAT's power plants, targets a 20% hydrogen co-firing ratio by March 2025. This venture demonstrates MHI's commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions and fostering international partnerships in the power sector, paving the way for innovative approaches to energy generation and consumption.