Mitsubishi Power has secured a significant order from Samsung C&T Corporation Saudi Arabia to supply its M501JAC hydrogen-ready gas turbine for a new industrial steam and electricity cogeneration plant in Jubail, Saudi Arabia. This 475 MW power plant, developed by a consortium led by TAQA and JERA, will support the SATORP Strategic Expansion, a joint venture between Saudi Aramco and TotalEnergies. The project marks the first assembly of a Mitsubishi Power heavy-duty gas turbine in Saudi Arabia, emphasizing the company's commitment to localization and talent development. The advanced JAC gas turbine's ability to blend hydrogen with natural gas will enhance flexibility and support stable, low-carbon power supply. Additionally, a long-term service agreement ensures high availability and reliability, with localized support provided by Mitsubishi Power's service center in Saudi Arabia. Key stakeholders, including TAQA and JERA, have expressed enthusiasm for the project, highlighting its operational excellence and sustainability objectives. Mitsubishi Power's partnership in this landmark project signifies a step towards accelerating economic growth and meeting decarbonization targets in alignment with Saudi Vision 2030. With a rich history in Saudi Arabia, the company continues to collaborate with key energy players to deliver innovative and sustainable power generation solutions.