Mitsubishi Power has secured an order to supply two M701JAC gas turbines and other equipment for the Al Wahda Open Cycle Gas Turbine Power Plant in Morocco. The power plant, located near Al Wahda Dam in Ouazzane Province, aims to stabilize the Moroccan national grid by integrating with renewable energy resources. With a capacity of 990MW, the plant will contribute 7% of Morocco's grid capacity and is set to begin commercial operation in 2027. The agreement, signed at ONEE's headquarters in Rabat, includes a long-term service agreement for parts, repairs, and services. The project signifies a step towards Morocco's sustainability goals, offering flexibility for future decarbonization. Mitsubishi Power's gas turbines, capable of co-firing hydrogen with natural gas, align with Morocco's objectives of increasing renewable energy in its electricity mix. The Al Wahda Power Plant is designed to meet the growing energy demands of the country and aid in achieving over 52% renewable energy by 2030. Partnerships with ONEE and China Energy Engineering Corp demonstrate a commitment to operational excellence and sustainability. The collaboration aims to deliver a reliable and efficient power plant that will ensure stable and reliable electricity for Morocco's future energy needs. Leaders from all involved parties have expressed optimism about the project's contribution to grid stability, renewable energy integration, and operational efficiency.