Our floating power plant to be sent to Mozambique is designed to generate electricity from LNG. It is also scheduled to start operations in the next year." Harezi said in March this year they signed a partnership agreement with the Japanese MOL, Asia's largest floating LNG storage and regasification terminal (FSRU) operator, adding they established the KARMOL company with a 50% partnership. "We will produce the FSRU part of the project that we will send to Mozambique with the Japanese. The Japanese have the right and enthusiasm to be part of the ship's part of this project. There is no partnership for other projects yet, but there may be in the future," she noted. Zeynep Harezi also announced the company's future investment plans, saying their energy vessels with capacities of up to 2,000 MW are under construction, while 3,000-MW ships are in the planning stage. "In the next five years, we plan to add 20 more energy ships with a total capacity of 5,000 MW to our fleet.