Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) and Thailand's Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) have signed an MoU to conduct research on hydrogen co-firing technologies for gas turbine power generation in Thailand. The research aims to help convert thermal power plants to use clean fuels, supporting Thailand's carbon neutrality goals. A pilot project for hydrogen co-firing will be initiated at an EGAT power plant, with a feasibility study planned by March 2025. The partnership between MHI and EGAT is seen as a significant step in driving clean energy technology advancements and contributing to Thailand's energy transition. This collaboration follows a previous MoU between the two organizations and focuses on advancing hydrogen co-firing technology. The partnership also includes exploring clean fuel power generation, clean hydrogen, and CCUS technologies. MHI and Mitsubishi Power will continue to support Thailand's move towards cleaner energy sources and net-zero objectives.