Mitsubishi Power has successfully completed the construction and commenced commercial operation of its largest order by capacity, the 5.3-GW natural gas-fired power plant project in Thailand. This marks the successful installation of eight M701J-Series Air-Cooled gas turbines, contributing to the country's energy security and decarbonisation efforts. The company's commitment to providing affordable and reliable electricity to Thai society is evident in the completion of this significant project. The project, located in Chonburi and Rayong Provinces, features two gas turbine combined cycle plants, each equipped with M701JAC gas turbines, steam turbines, and heat recovery steam generators. Mitsubishi Power's expertise in project execution allowed them to overcome challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic and complete the plant on time, showcasing their innovative approach and collaborative efforts. In addition to the Thailand project, Mitsubishi Power is actively tapping into opportunities in the Asia Pacific region to meet the growing electricity demand. The company has received gas turbine orders from Malaysia and Singapore, with a focus on utilizing hydrogen in these projects. By 2030, Mitsubishi Power aims to validate 100% hydrogen firing for its gas turbines, supporting sustainability goals globally. Furthermore, the company is leading advancements in hydrogen-firing technologies through projects like the Takasago Hydrogen Park and the ACES Delta Hub in Utah. These initiatives demonstrate Mitsubishi Power's commitment to innovative and sustainable energy solutions. With a focus on energy conservation technologies and customised solutions, the company aims to address the unique needs of diverse communities in the region, underlining its dedication to driving positive changes in the energy sector.