Mitsubishi Power's executive vice-president, Takao Tsukui, highlighted the significance of proper energy infrastructure in tackling climate change and meeting the growing energy demand in Asia. While traditional energy sources have benefited countries like Malaysia, there is a shift towards renewable sources to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. Collaboration across sectors and borders is deemed essential for energy transition. Meanwhile, Mitsubishi Power Asia Pacific Pte Ltd announced the expansion of gas turbine expertise in Southeast Asia, with plans to co-fire with hydrogen up to 30%. The company secured a contract for a new 500MW power plant in Miri, Sarawak, supporting Sarawak's energy security strategy. Additionally, Mitsubishi Power completed a 5,300MW natural gas-fired power plant project in Thailand, enhancing its commitment to decarbonisation. The company's focus on technological solutions, including hydrogen production, signifies its dedication to clean energy solutions in the region and globally.