23-26 Sep, 2013 - Yangon, MYANMAR
Sedona Hotel Yangon
Sedona Hotel Yangon
3rd MOGP Week - Two Premier Events Under One Roof! Incorporating 2 Ground-breaking industry conferences with individual interactive sessions,
3rd MOGP WEEK AGENDA AT A GLANCE
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| INDUSTRY NEWS ... | Who you will network with | Be a Sponsor or Exhibitor | ||
WE Holdings venturing into oil and gas sector in Myanmar
Tuas Power looks to Myanmar, Indonesia
Taiwan 's CPC joins Sinopec in Myanmar venture
Oil refinery to be constructed in central Myanmar
MOECO to invest in Myanmar oil and gas
Solar power may offer alternative solutions to rural Myanmar
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NOTE: CMT accepts no liability for services rendered and/or its outcome | At 2nd Myanmar Power Summit:
Local & International Power Producers, Renewable Energy Developers / Producers, Coal Producers / Exporters, Power Delivery / Transmission Companies, Financial Institutions & Project Financiers, Thermal Power Equipment & Technologies Providers, Clean Coal Technologies Providers, Renewable Energy (Hydro, Solar, Wind)Technologies Providers, Power Technology & Equipment Service Providers, EPCs & Developers, Energy / Power & Legal Consultants
At Myanmar Oil & Gas:
| This event is an excellent platform to promote your organization to influential players & investors in the industry.
For info on Customized Sponsorship Packages Email:nisha@cmtsp.com.sg
To book Exhibition Space for MPS Email: grace@cmtsp.com.sg
To book Exhibition Space for MOG Email: huiyan@cmtsp.com.sg
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One of Taiwan’s two major fuel providers, CPC Corp, joins China’s oil giant, Sinopec, with a 30% stake in gas reserves project in Myanmar. This collaboration will contribute to increased stability in Taiwan’s energy sources and supplies as well as control in prices.
Myanmar’s immense potential in oil & gas is drawing increasing participation from regional industry players. A leading natural gas exporter in Asia, Myanmar boasts gas reserves at an approximated 10 trillion cubic feet, and oil reserves stand at 50 million barrels. However, the lack of technical know-how and expertise is an obstacle for the local companies.
Through foreign investments and explorations in oil & gas blocks bids, Myanmar aims to bring foreign companies’ technology, expertise and knowledge to the local companies and at the same time, leveraging on the foreign counterparts’ financial capabilities.
Major foreign entities, especially the Indian players, have since expressed high level of interest in exploring Myanmar’s oil & gas potentials as the nation continues to rise as a vital chess piece in the region’s oil & gas race, especially against the Chinese domination. Of the 59 prospective bidders in the upcoming 30 offshore blocks bid (11 shallow and 19 deep-sea oil & gas blocks) in June, seven are from India, including state-run ONGC Videsh Ltd and Oil India Ltd.
Some of the global giants that are competing in June’s offshore blocks bid are Royal Dutch Shell, Chevron Corp, ConocoPhillips and Exxon Mobil Corp.
From September 23-27, Myanmar’s Ministry of Electric Power and Ministry of Energy will host the 3rd MOGP Week in collaboration with CMT, outlining the nation’s oil & gas and power masterplans as well as upcoming opportunities.
For program details, event information or enquiries, please contact:
Ms. Grace at grace@cmtsp.com.sg / Tel. +65 6346 9147
Ms. Huiyan at huiyan@cmtsp.com.sg / Tel. +65 6346 9113
Read more:
Myanmar to boost local firms’ involvement in oil, gas
Myanmar leads natural gas export in Asia
27 May, 2013
In a bid to upgrade Myanmar’s power supply to meet spiking electricity demand, NEDA, a Bangkok-based organization that supports infrastructure development in neighboring countries through initiatives, grants and loans, will be providing a 1 billion baht soft loan to the Yangon Electricity Supply Board.
The region to be upgraded includes Yangon’s North Okkalapa and North Dagon townships. Spanning over 70 square kilometers, this area is now packed with people and factories following an inflow of investments and business activities. With a high energy loss of more than 30%, the backdated power transmission system is impeding progress and has to go under review.
Myanmar’s power distribution at a glance
The Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) has since been commissioned to conduct studies on the transmission lines in the two townships. PEA will be provided with 12.3 million baht for this study and is estimated to be completed within six months. The 1 billion baht soft loan will follow after the study is completed.
Myanmar government officials will share more on its national power grid plans during the 3rd MOGP Week in Yangon on September 23-27, 2013.
For more information on the event, please contact: Ms. Grace at grace@cmtsp.com.sg / Tel. +65 6346 9147 or Ms. Huiyan at huiyan@cmtsp.com.sg / Tel. +65 6346 9113
25 Apr, 2013
