CMT is pleased to announce
Myanmar LPGtrade Summit
on 15-16 November 2018, in Yangon 

Myanmar government has set a target of distributing LPG to a million households by 2020. "The government and private sector will work together to expand the LPG industry in Myanmar so that it is able to supply the quantities needed," U Win Khaing, Minister of Electricity & Energy said. 

Myanmar has already witnessed an increase in investments in import and distribution capacity to meet the growing appetite for LPG, including:

• Elite Petrochemical inaugurated the first stage of its LPG import and distribution facility in Thilawa SEZ
• Puma Energy plans to begin LPG distribution for cooking to Myanmar around 2019.
• Asia AVA Gas formed a JV with Myanma Petrochemical Enterprise (MPE) for a LPG import, storage and distribution project in Myanmar.
• Parami Energy secured a US$4.9 million tender from Myanmar's Ministry of Electricity and Energy (MoEE) to build a jetty, terminal and storage facility at the Thanlyin refinery in the Yangon Region - that can handle between 8000-10,000 tonnes of LPG per month once ongoing upgrades are completed.

Myanmar LPGtrade Summit explores the 'Import, Storage, Distribution and Marketing of LPG in Myanmar'.

Find out the dynamics of achieving Myanmar's LPG distribution target, with insights on:

• Developing LPG Supply Chain in Myanmar
• LPG Imports into Myanmar & Storage
• Establishing Logistics & Distribution Network of LPG in Myanmar
• Best Practice in LPG Cylinder Management & Safety
• LPG Marketing & Increasing Adoption/Usage in Residential & Commercial Market
• Potential of LPG in Power Generation

Register today at attractive Early Bird registration fees. For more information, Contact Ms. Huiyan at huiyan@cmtsp.com.sg or call +65 6346 9113.