Mitsubishi Power Asia Pacific Pte Ltd is focusing on expanding its gas turbine expertise in Southeast Asia, particularly in countries like Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Vietnam, and the Philippines. Akihiro Ondo, the managing director, highlighted the potential for natural gas and LNG utilization in the region, with the company's gas turbines having the capability to co-fire with hydrogen up to 30%. The company recently secured a contract to supply advanced gas and steam turbines for a 500MW power plant in Miri, Sarawak, which can co-fire with up to 30% hydrogen. This project is part of Sarawak's strategy to enhance energy security and economic growth. Mitsubishi Power also completed a natural gas-fired power plant project in Thailand and is actively supporting decarbonisation efforts in the region. The company's core expertise lies in providing technological solutions and power generation systems, with investments in hydrogen production and storage for contributing to decarbonisation. Mitsubishi Power's commitment to advancing gas turbine technology and supporting cleaner energy solutions demonstrates a positive outlook on the future of power generation in the Asia Pacific region.