As the global energy sector shifts toward sustainability, natural gas emerges as a crucial solution, bridging the gap between retiring coal plants and the rise of renewable energy sources. With advancements in gas turbine technology enhancing efficiency and reducing emissions, natural gas is positioned not only as a stabilizer in today’s energy grid but also as a partner in achieving long-term carbon reduction goals. However, with power demands surging due to onshoring, the growth of artificial intelligence and data centers, and the scarcity of gas turbines, energy providers are exploring diverse options to expand generation capacity and meet future load growth.