M701J/JAC Series
Cutting-edge large-capacity gas turbines for 50 Hz power generation
incorporating state-of-the-art technologies
Features
- Standalone Gas Turbine Output
- 448-574 MW class
- Combined Cycle Output
- 650-840 MW class
- Combined Cycle Efficiency
- More than 64%
- Total commercial operating hours
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Over 3.2 million hours
- J Series as of December 2025
- World-class combined cycle efficiency of over 64%.
- High reliability with cumulative commercial operation time exceeding 3.2 million hours.
- 30% hydrogen co-firing has been demonstrated, supporting the transition to carbon neutrality.
- Reduces CO₂ emissions by approximately 65% compared to conventional coal-fired power plants.
Mitsubishi Power Lands Significant Gas Turbine Order for Qatar's Facility E IWPP Project
In 2026, Mitsubishi Power was awarded a contract to supply four state-of-the-art, hydrogen-ready M701JAC gas turbines for Qatar's Facility E power and desalination project. The project will add 2.4 GW of power and produce 495,000 tons of desalinated water per day.
Product Details
Overall Design
The gas turbine unit is based on the basic structure adopted in the early 1970s that has accumulated a track record of at least 50 years. Its main features are as follows:
- A compressor shaft end drive reduces the effect of thermal expansion on alignment
- A rotor with simple single-shaft two-bearing support
- A rotor structure has bolt-connected discs with the torque pins in the compressor section and CURVIC couplings in the turbine section to ensure stable torque transmission
- An axial flow exhaust structure advantageous in combined cycle plant layouts
- Horizontally split casings that facilitate field removal of the blades with the rotor in place
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Key Component Technologies
Compressor
Advanced three-dimensional design techniques are used to improve performance while reducing the shockwave loss in the initial stages and frictional loss in the intermediate and final stages. The inlet guide vanes and variable stationary vanes at the first three stages are controlled to ensure stable operation at the start-up and enhanced performance at partial load in combined cycle operation.

Combustor
The J Series combustor is based on the steam cooling system proven with the G Series. An improved fuel nozzle is used to help produce a more homogeneous mixture of fuel and air. Despite the rise in turbine inlet temperature, the combustor attains NOx emission concentration equivalent to that of the G Series.
Incorporating air-cooled combustors, the JAC series adds operational flexibility by eliminating any need for steam cooling from the bottoming cycle.

Turbine
The turbine inlet temperature is 100°C higher than that of the G Series. However, the application of high performance cooling technologies developed in a Japanese national project for the development of 1,700°C class gas turbines and advanced thermal barrier coating (TBC) helps to maintain the metal temperature of the turbine blades at the level of conventional gas turbines.

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Long-term Validation - T-POINT 2 Proving Ground for Gas Turbine Advancements
Mitsubishi Power has a unique design and validation approach, unlike any other Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM). The current verification process for the J-series technology takes place at our grid-connected T-Point 2 commercial combined cycle power plant located at Takasago Machinery Works 1 km2 campus 48 km west of Kobe, Japan. In one single location, we house the four key pillars of validation: research and development, design, manufacturing, and full-scale validation. These turbine designs undergo long-term operation of at least 8,000 hours of validation, equivalent to nearly one year of normal operation.
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Hydrogen Capability
With Mitsubishi Power's hydrogen combustion technology, power plant owners can convert existing gas turbine combined cycle (GTCC) plants to hydrogen co-firing, reducing CO₂ emissions. In the future, it will also be possible to switch to 100% hydrogen combustion with minimal modifications.

Configuration
| M701JAC | ||
|---|---|---|
| Compressor | Number of Stages | 15 |
| Combustor | Number of Cans | 22 |
| Cooling Method | Air Cooled | |
| Turbine | Number of Stages | 4 |
| Rotor | Number of Rotors | 1 |
| Output Shaft | Cold End | |
| Rated Speed | 3,000 rpm | |
| Gas Turbine | Approx. L × W × H | 16.7 × 6.5 × 6.9 m |
| Approx. Weight | 550 ton | |
Simple Cycle Performance
| M701JAC(2015) | M701JAC(2018) | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Frequency | 50 Hz | 50 Hz | |
| ISO Base Rating | 574 MW | 448 MW | |
| Efficiency | 43.4 %LHV | 44.0 %LHV | |
| LHV Heat Rate | 8,295 kJ/kWh | 8,182 kJ/kWh | |
| 7,826 Btu/kWh | 7,755 Btu/kWh | ||
| Exhaust Flow | 1,024 kg/s | 765 kg/s | |
| 2,181 lb/s | 1,687 lb/s | ||
| Exhaust Temperature | 646 °C | 663 °C | |
| 1,201 °F | 1,226 °F | ||
| Exhaust Emission | NOx | 25 ppm@15%O2 | 25 ppm@15%O2 |
| CO | 9 ppm@15%O2 | 9 ppm@15%O2 | |
| Turn Down Load | 50 % | 50 % | |
| Ramp Rate | 66 MW/min | 53 MW/min | |
| Starting Time | 30 minutes | 30 minutes | |
Combined Cycle Performance
| M701JAC(2015) | M701JAC(2018) | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 on 1 | Plant Output | 840 MW | 650 MW |
| Plant Efficiency | >64.0 %LHV | >64.0 %LHV | |
Performance Correction Curves
Effects of Compressor Inlet Temperature on Gas Turbine Performance (Typical)
Effects of Barometric Pressure on Gas Turbine Performance (Typical)
Typical Plant Layout - 1 on 1 configuration, single-shaft
- Gas Turbines
- Steam Turbines
- Generators
- Inlet Air Filter
- Heat Recovery Steam Generator (HRSG)
- Electrical / Control Package
- Main Transformer
- Condenser
Typical Plant Layout - 2 on 1 configuration
- Gas Turbines
- GT Generator
- Steam Turbines
- ST Generator
- Inlet Air Filter
- Heat Recovery Steam Generator (HRSG)
- Electrical / Control Package
- GT Main Transformer
- ST Main Transformer
- Condenser
Representative Example
TEPCO Fuel & Power, Inc.
| Country/Region | Japan |
|---|---|
| Plant | Kawasaki Thermal Power Station Units 2 |
| Plant specifications × Qty | Combined cycle × 2 |
| Year of operation | 2016 started |
Hin Kong Power Company Limited
| Country/Region | Japan |
|---|---|
| Plant | Hin Kong Power Plant |
| Plant specifications × Qty | Combined cycle × 2 |
| Year of operation | 2025 started |
Gulf PD Company Limited
| Country/Region | Thailand |
|---|---|
| Plant | Gulf Pluak Daeng Power Plant |
| Plant specifications × Qty | Combined cycle × 4 |
| Year of operation | 2021 started |
Other Delivery Records
| Client / Plant | Country/Region | Year of starting operation | Plant specifications × Qty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sichuan Energy Investment (Zhongjiang Project) / Deyang Zhongjiang Gas Fired Power Plant | China | 2025 | Combined cycle × 2 |
| Sichuan Provincial Investment (Luzhou Project) / Luzhou Gas Fired Power Plant | China | 2025 | Combined cycle × 2 |
| Aluminium Bahrain B.S.C / Power Station 5 Block4 Combined Cycle Gas Turbine Power | Bahrain | 2024 | Combined cycle × 1 |
| JERA Power Anesaki G.K. / Anegasaki Thermal Power Station New Unit 1,2 | Japan | 2023 | Combined cycle × 3 |
| Tohoku Electric Power Co., Inc. / Joetsu Thermal Power Station Unit No. 1 | Japan | 2022 | Combined cycle × 1 |
| Gulf SRC Company Limited / Gulf Sriracha Power Plant | Thailand | 2021-2022 | Combined cycle ×4 |
Related Case Studies / News
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Mitsubishi Power Lands Significant Gas Turbine Order for Qatar's Facility E IWPP Project
2026-01-14Press Release
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Mitsubishi Power Signs Contract to Supply Two M701JAC Gas Turbines to O Mon 4 Power Plant
2025-09-08Press Release
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Mitsubishi Power Secures Major Gas Turbine and Services Order for Al Wahda Open Cycle Gas Turbine Power Plant in Morocco
2025-02-12Press Release
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Mitsubishi Power Receives Full-Turnkey Contract to Build Three Gas Turbine Combined Cycle (GTCC) Power Plants with a Total Output of 1,950MW Natural Gas-Fired M701JAC Turbines in Sodegaura City, Chiba Prefecture
2023-07-21Press Release
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Mitsubishi Power Signs Contract to Build a 1,400 MW Natural Gas-fired GTCC Power Plant in Thailand
2020-09-30Press Release
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Mitsubishi Power Receives Order to Construct 5,300MW Power Plant Project in Thailand Incorporating Eight M701JAC Gas Turbines
2018-02-09Press Release
Lifecycle & Operation Support Services
Gas Turbines – ServicesComprehensive lifecycle services that support reliable gas turbine operation.
Long Term Service Agreement (LTSA)Predictable maintenance planning and long-term support to maintain stable plant performance.
TOMONI® – Intelligent SolutionsDigital solutions that enhance plant performance, flexibility, and operational efficiency.
Support of Operation and MaintenanceWe comprehensively repair aging plants and aim to extend the life of facilities and equipment.
TrainingSkill-development programs for plant operators and maintenance engineers.
Steam Turbines – ServicesService solutions for steam turbines used in GTCC combined-cycle plants.
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