Myanmar aims to achieve 100 percent electrification by 2030, with 20 percent of energy from renewable sources.
With 70 percent of households lacking access to electricity, the task of 100 percent electrification is a mammoth one. How is the new government chalking out plans to achieve it?
Some foreign companies have already invested in power starved Myanmar such as the 230MW plant to be constructed by Singapore’s Sembcorp Industries. Moving forward the AIIB will lend USD20mn to the Myingyan gas-fired power plant, which will also receive USD58mn from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and potentially USD42.2mn from the Asian Development Bank (ADB). Which are the other companies eyeing projects in the country?
Apart from coal fired power stations, Myanmar is also said to be looking at hydro and solar with a Thai firm recently signing 300MW solar deal in the country. Myanmar is also betting on hydro to produce electricity.
Join next month’s 4th Myanmar Power Summit on 17-18 November in Yangon for:
Morning Plenary Session with Opening Address by His Excellency U Pe Zin Tun, Union Minister of Electricity & Energy.
Also joining this session are:
- James MacTaggart, General Manager New Markets Asia, India & MENA, Royal Dutch Shell presenting How Gas can Help to Unlock Energy Values for Myanmar an how the country can bridge the gap between gas & renewables?
- Tom Earl, VP, Business Development, Total Gas & Power shares - Integrating LNG in to the Myanmar Gas Supply Picture
- Official Speaker, Ministry of Electricity & Energy on Realizing LNG Imports into Myanmar
- Bui Duy Thanh, Senior Energy Economist, Asia Development Bank on The Challenges & Investment Opportunities in Power Sector with details of Investment Requirements in Generation, Transmission & Distribution
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What’s more, at 4th Myanmar Power Summit (MPS) you gain access to face-to-face interaction platform with the Ministry of Electricity & Energy!
Learn about Myanmar’s National Electrification Master Plan & Role of MOEE, MEPE and gain Clarification on Procurement Processes & Guidelines for New Projects from the Ministry’s Official Speakers.
Plus also gain information on:
- Developing PPA & IPP in Myanmar’s Power Infrastructure Sector
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