Mitsubishi Power Americas, known for power generation technologies, is actively focusing on decarbonization solutions with hydrogen. The company achieved a milestone by blending 50% hydrogen with natural gas on a gas turbine at Georgia Power’s Plant McDonough-Atkinson in Smyrna, Georgia, reducing CO2 emissions by approximately 22%. With rising electricity demand in the U.S., the company is increasing its manufacturing capacity to supply 30% more gas turbines globally. Lead times for gas turbines have extended from less than 20 months to 36 months due to high demand from utilities like AEP, Duke, and Southern Company. Mitsubishi Power Americas is also developing hybrid systems integrating natural gas with renewable energy sources. The CEO, Bill Newsom, highlighted a successful hydrogen blending project with Georgia Power where a 50% hydrogen blend demonstrated a 20% CO2 emissions reduction. The company is addressing challenges in the supply chain and human resources to meet the surging demand for gas turbines in the market.