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5.1.3 IPP ......................................... 5 - 7
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SEAStrategic Environmental Assessment ............. 7 - 23

7.3.1 SEA ...................................................................................................... 7 - 23
7.3.2 SEA EIA ..................................................................................................... 7 - 25
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SEA ............................................................................................................................... 7 7.5.1 ........................................................................................................... 7 7.5.2 ................................................................................................... 7 7.5.3 ............................................................................................... 7 7.5.4 ................................................................................................... 7 7.5.5 ........................................................... 7 7.5.6 ........................................................................................... 7 7.5.7 ................................................................................... 7 7.5.8 ................................................................................................... 7 7.5.9 ............................................................................................... 7 7.5.10 ....................................................................................................... 7 7.5.11 ........................................................................................... 7 -
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1.4-1
1.5-1
1.5-2
1.6-1
1.6-2
1.6-3
1.6-4
1.6-5
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3.1-1
3.1-2
3.1-3
3.2-1
3.2-2
3.2-3
3.2-4
3.2-5
3.2-6
3.2-7
3.2-8
3.2-9
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3.3-1
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4.1-2
4.1-3
4.1-4
4.1-5
4.1-6
4.1-7
4.1-8
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4.1-19
4.1-20
4.2-1
4.2-2
4.2-3
4.2-4
4.2-5
4.2-6
4.2-7
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5.1-2
5.1-3
5.1-4
5.1-5
5.2-1
5.2-2
5.2-3
5.2-4
5.2-5
5.2-6
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5.3-4
5.3-5
5.3-6
5.3-7
5.3-8
5.3-9
5.3-10
5.3-11
5.3-12
............................................................................................................. 5 2016 ............................................................................................................ 5 2021 ............................................................................................................ 5 2026 ............................................................................................................ 5 2031 ............................................................................................................ 5 ............................................................................................................. 5 WASP ...................................................................................... 5 ............................................................................................. 5 WASP ................................................................................................................. 5 IPPJVIPP ........................................................................ 5 ..................................................................................................... 5 ...................... 5
2013 2020 2030 ...................................................................................... 5 ......................................................................... 5 201320202030.............................................. 5 ............................................................. 5 201320202030.................................. 5 3 ............................................................. 5 3 ..................................................................................... 5 ................................................................................. 5 ..................................................................................................... 5 ..................................................................................................................... 5 ................................................................................................................. 5 - vii -
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5.3-14
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5.3-16
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5.3-18
5.3-19
5.3-20
5.3-21
5.3-22
5.4-1
5.4-2
5.4-3
5.4-4
5.4-5
5.4-6
5.4-7
5.4-8
5.4-9
5.5-1
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6.2-1
6.3-1
6.3-2
6.3-3
6.3-4
6.3-5
6.3-6
6.4-1
6.4-2
6.4-3
6.5-1
6.5-2
6.5-3
6.5-4
6.6-1
5 ..................................................................... 6 ................................................................................. 6 ............................................................................................................. 6 ............................................................................................................. 6 ..................................................................................................................... 6 NCC NCC ................................................................. 6 NCC RCC ..................................................................................................... 6 NCC ....................................................................................................................... 6 2010 1 2013 8 ....................................................... 6 230kV ............................................................................................. 6 230kV ............................................................................ 6 2013 .................................................................................... 6 2014 .................................................................................... 6 2015 .................................................................................... 6 2015 2015 ............................................... 6 2020
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6.7-4
6.7-5
6.7-6
6.7-7
6.7-8
6.7-9
6.7-10
6.7-11
6.7-12
6.7-13
6.7-14
6.8-1
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2020 ................................................................................................ 6 500kV 2020 .................................................................... 6 230kV 2020 ............................................. 6 230kV 2020 ............................................. 6 2020 500kV ..................................................................... 6 2020 230kV ..................................................................... 6 2030 3 ................................................................. 6 2030 3 ......................................................................... 6 500kV 2030 3.............................................. 6 230kV 2030 3 ...................... 6 230kV 2030 3 ...................... 6 2030 500kV ..................................................................... 6 2030 230kV ..................................................................... 6 ............................................................................. 6 ................................................................................. 6 -
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7.1-2
7.1-3
7.2-1
7.2-2
7.5-1
7.5-2
7.5-3
7.5-4
7.5-5
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8.1-2
8.1-3
8.1-4
8.1-5
8.1-6
8.1-7
8.1-8
8.2-1
8.2-2
8.2-3
8.2-4
8.2-5
8.2-6
8.2-7
8.3-1
8.3-2
8.3-3
2012 ......................................................... 8 1 GDP ........................................................................ 8 ..................................................................................... 8 ............................................................. 8 5 .......................................................... 8 ......................................................................... 8 ................................................. 8 2011 ................................................................................................. 8 ..................................................................................... 8 ......................................................... 8 ................................................................................................................. 8 ................................................................. 8 ......................................................................... 8 20% .......................................................................................................... 8 ............................................................................................. 8 ............................................................................................. 8 ..................................................................................... 8 ..................................................................................... 8 -
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8.3-5
8.3-6
8.3-7
8.3-8
8.3-9
8.3-10
8.3-11
8.3-12
8.3-13
8.3-14
8.3-15
8.3-16
8.3-17
8.3-18
8.3-19
8.3-20
8.3-21
8.3-22
8.3-23
8.3-24
8.3-25
8.3-26
8.3-27
8.3-28
8.3-29
8.3-30
8.4-1
8.4-2
8.4-3
8.4-4
8.5-1
8.5-2
8.5-3 (1)
8.5-3 (2)
8.5-4
8.5-5
8.5-6
8.5-7
8.5-8 (1)
8.5-8 (2)
8.5-8 (3)
..................................................................................................... 8 ..................... 8 1 kWh ............................. 8 ..................................................................................................... 8 ..................................................................................................... 8 EGAT ......................................................... 8 ......................................................................... 8 ..................................................................................... 8 ..................................................................................... 8 1 kWh ............. 8 ......................................................... 8 ............................................................................... 8 ..................................................................................... 8 ................................................................................. 8 20112012 20122013 .......... 8 Meralco .................................................. 8 ..................................................................................... 8 ..................................................................... 8 ............................................................................................. 8 1 ..................................... 8 ................................................................. 8 ....................................................................................................... 8 ............................................................................................. 8 ......................................................................................... 8 20112012 20122013 .................. 8 20112012 20122013 .................. 8 ............................................................................. 8 2011 ........................................................................................ 8 1 ..................................................................................... 8 4 ......................................................................................... 8 4 1 ......................................................... 8 ......................................................................... 8 LRMC .................................................................................................................... 8 LRMCKyats/kWh .......................................................................... 8 LRMCUS cents/kWh ..................................................................... 8 ................................................................................. 8 ............................................................................................. 8 MW ..................................................................................................... 8 GWh ................................................................ 8 Break-even Tariff Comparison between Scenarios:
IPP Finance/SEE Account finance ...................................................................................... 8 Break-even Tariff Comparison between Scenarios:
IPP Finance GFC................................................................................................................. 8 Break-even Tariff Comparison between Scenarios:
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8.6-3 (2)
Break-even Tariff Comparison between Scenarios:

MEPE Finance SEE Account Finance ................................................................................. 8 Break-even Tariff Comparison between Scenarios:
MEPE Finance GFC ............................................................................................................ 8 Break-even Tariff Comparison between Scenarios:
MEPE Finance MDBs ......................................................................................................... 8 Domestic Energy Consumption Scenario Break-even Tariff:
Comparison in Financial System ......................................................................................... 8 Least Cost Scenario Break-even Tariff:
Comparison in Financial System ......................................................................................... 8 Power Resource Balance Scenario Break-even Tariff:
Comparison in Financial System ......................................................................................... 8 ......................................................................................................... 8 ............................................................. 8 MDB ....................................................................................................................... 8 20072030 .................................................... 8 20072030
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9.1-1
9.1-2
9.1-3
9.1-4
9.1-5
9.1-6
9.1-7
9.1-8
9.1-9
9.1-10
9.1-11
9.1-12
9.1-13
9.1-14
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8.5-8 (6)
8.5-9 (1)
8.5-9 (2)
8.5-9 (3)
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8.5-11
8.5-12
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2.2-1
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3.3-1
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4.1-10
4.1-11
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4.1-14
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4.2-1
4.2-2
4.2-3
4.2-4
4.2-5
4.2-6
4.2-7
4.2-8
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4.2-10
4.2-11
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48
48
49
49
50
50
55
58
59
60
62
65
66
70
71
74
75
5.1-1
5.1-2
5.1-3
5.1-4
5.1-5
5.1-6
5.1-7
5.1-8
5.1-9
5.1-10
5.1-11
5.1-12
5.2-1
5.2-2
5.2-3
5.2-4
5.2-5
5.2-6
5.2-7
5.2-8
5.2-9
5.2-10
5.3-1
5.3-2
5.3-3
2012 12 .............................................................. 5 ..................................................................................................... 5 ......................................................................................................... 5 2013 2016 ........................................................................... 5 2017 2021 ........................................................................... 5 2022 2026 ........................................................................................... 5 2027 2031 ........................................................................... 5 2013 6 ................................................................ 5 2013 11 ....................................................... 5 ............................................................................................. 5 ................................................................. 5 Thaketa ............................................................................... 5 ................................................................................. 5 2017 2021 ................................................................... 5 2022 2026 ................................................................... 5 2027 2031 ................................................................... 5 IPP ............................................................................... 5 ............................................................................................. 5 IPP 2014 2 ......................................... 5 IPP .............................................................................. 5 ............................................................................................. 5 ..................................................................................... 5 .................................. 5 ...... 5 ...... 5 -
3
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
14
16
24
28
28
29
29
30
31
32
33
34
43
51
53
54
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5.3-4
5.3-5
5.3-6
5.3-7
5.3-8
5.3-9
5.4-1
5.4-2
5.4-3
5.4-4
..................................................................................... 5 ......................................................... 5 ......................................................... 5 ......................................................................... 5 ............................................. 5 ............................................. 5 ......................................................................... 5 ............................................................. 5 ..... 5 ..... 5 -
55
57
58
59
61
62
80
82
84
85
6.1-1
6.2-1
6.2-2
6.2-3
6.2-4
6.2-5
6.3-1
6.6-1
6.6-2
6.6-3
6.7-1
6.7-2
6.7-3
6.7-4
6.7-5
6.7-6
6.7-7
6.7-8
6.7-9
2013 ................................................................ 6 2015 ............................................................................ 6 ............................................................................................................. 6 2013 ............................................................................................ 6 2014 ............................................................................................ 6 2015 ............................................................................................ 6 SCADA .............................................................................................. 6 ......................................................................................... 6 2020 ............................................................ 6 ......................................................................................... 6 ..................................................................................................................... 6 ............................................................................................................. 6 ............................................................................................................. 6 20162020 ................................................................................ 6 20162020 132kV .................................... 6 20162020 132kV .................................... 6 20212030 3 ......................................................... 6 20212030 3132kV ............. 6 20212030 3 ..................................... 6 -
1
3
5
6
7
8
12
24
25
29
31
31
32
39
40
41
49
50
51
7.1-1
7.2-1
7.2-2
7.2-3
7.3-1
7.5-1
7.5-2
7.5-3
7.5-4
7.5-5
7.5-6
7.5-7
7.5-8
7.5-9
..................................................................................................................... 7 43 ................................................................ 7 ..................................................................................................................... 7 IEE EIA ................................................ 7 SEA EIA ........................................................................................................... 7 ............................................. 7 ..................................................................... 7 ................................................................. 7 CO2 .................................................................... 7 ..................................................................... 7 ............................................................. 7 ................................................................................................. 7 ......................................................... 7 ................................................................. 7 -
5
9
16
18
26
32
34
38
42
44
47
48
51
52
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7.5-10
7.5-11
7.5-12
......................................................................... 7 - 55
2030 ................................................................ 7 - 56
CO2 2030 ........................................................................ 7 - 57
8.1-1
8.1-2
8.1-3 (1)
8.1-3 (2)
8.2-1
8.2-2
8.2-3
8.5-1
8.5-2
8.5-3
8.5-4
8.5-5
8.5-6
8.5-7 (1)
8.5-7 (2)
8.5-8
2014 4 1 ........................................................................ 8 ............................................................................. 8 ..................................................................... 8 ............................................................................. 8 ..................................................................... 8 ..................................................................................... 8 ..................................................................................... 8 ................................................................................................................. 8 LRMC ............................................................................................................. 8 ......................................................... 8 ..................................................................................... 8 IPP .......................................................................... 8 IPP PPA ............................................................................................. 8 Kyats/kWh ............................................................................... 8 US cents/kWh .......................................................................... 8 20072030 .................................................... 8 -
3
4
4
5
14
14
14
43
47
54
56
57
58
65
65
74
9.1-1
9.1-2
9.1-3
9.1-4
9.1-5
9.1-6
9.1-7
9.1-8
9.1-9
9.1-10
9.1-11
9.1-12
..................................................................... 9 ................................................................................................. 9 2014 5 ................................................ 9 20302031 ........................................................................ 9 20132014 20302031 ............................................... 9 ......................................................................................... 9 ..................................................................... 9 ......................................... 9 ................................................................. 9 ..................................................................................................... 9 ............................................................. 9 3 ................................................................................. 9 -
4
5
7
9
10
13
14
14
15
17
18
20
- xv -
ADB
ASEAN
BOD
BOO
BOT
BS
CAGR
CCT
CF
CIF
COD
CSA
D/D
DAC
DEP
DGSE
DHPI
DHPP
DOM
DRD
DSM
DZGD
ECC
ECD
EDC
EGAT
EIA
EITI
EMP
EP
EPC
EPD
ESE
EVN
F/S
FERD
FESR
FGD
FIT
FOB
FSRU
FSU
GCC
GCV
GDC
GE
GECC
GoM
GOT
GPSA
Asian Development Bank

Association of Southeast Asian Nations
Biochemical Oxygen Demand.
Build Own and Operate
Build Operate and Transfer
Balance Sheet
Compound Average Growth Rate
Clean Coal Technology
Cash Flow
Cost, Insurance and Freight
Commercial Operation Date
Coal Sales Agreement
Detailed Design
Development Assistance Committee
Department of Electric Power
Department of Geological Survey & Mineral Exploration
Department of Hydropower Implementation
Department of Hydropower Planning
Department of Mines
Department of Rural Development
Demand Side Management
Dry Zone Greening Department
Environmental Compliance Certificate
Environmental Conservation Department
Energy Development Committee
Electric Generating Authority of Thailand
Environmental Impact Assessment
Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative
Environmental Management Plan
Electrostatic Precipitator
Engineering, Procurement , Construction
Energy Planning Department
Electricity Supply Enterprise
Electricity of Vietnam
Feasibility Study
Foreign Economic Relation Department
Framework of Economical and Social Reform
Flue Gas Desulfurization
Feed-in Tariff
Free on Board
Floating Storage Regasification Units
Floating Storage Unit
Generation Control Center
Gross Caloric Value
Gas Distribution Center
Gas Engine
Gas Engine Combined Cycle
Government of Myanmar
Government of Thailand
Gas Purchase Sales Agreement
- xvi -
GSA
GT
GTA
GTCC
HHV
HPGE
HPP
HSD
IAEA
IEA
IEE
IFC
IMF
INGO
IPP
IRD
IRR
ISO
JBIC
JCOAL
JEPIC
JETRO
JFPR
JICA
JOGMEC
JV
LDC
LESCO
LFS
LNG
LRMC
LRAIC
MDB
MEPE
MES
METI
MIC
MOA
MOAI
MOBA
MOC
MOE
MOECAF
MOEP
MOF
MOGE
MOHA
MOI
MOLFRD
MOM
MOST
MOT
MOU
Gas Sales Agreement

Gas Turbine
Gas Transportation Agreement
Gas Turbine Combined Cycle
Higher Heating Value
Hydropower Generation Enterprise
Hydropower Plant
High Speed Diesel Oil
International Atomic Energy Agency
International Energy Agency
Initial Environmental Examination
International Finance Corporation
International Monetary Fund
International Non-Governmental Organization
Independent Power Producer
Internal Revenue Department
Internal Rate of Return
International Organization for Standardization
Japan Bank for International Cooperation
Japan Coal Energy Center
Japan Electric Power Information Center
Japan External Trade Organization
Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction Program
Japan International Cooperation Agency
Japan Oil, Gas and Metal National Corporation
Joint Venture
Load Dispatch Center
Lahore Electricity Supply Company
Landfall Station
Liquid Natural Gas
Long Run Marginal Cost
Long Run Average Incremental Cost
Multilateral Development Bank
Myanma Electric Power Enterprise
Myanmar Engineering Society
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
Myanmar Investment Committee
Memorandum of Agreement
Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation
Ministry of Border Affairs
Ministry of Cooperation, Ministry of Construction
Ministry of Energy
Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry
Ministry of Electric Power
Ministry of Finance
Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise
Ministry of Home Affairs
Ministry of Industry
Ministry of Livestock, Fisheries and Rural Development
Ministry of Mines
Ministry of Science and Technology
Ministry of Transportation
Memorandum of Understanding
- xvii -
MPE
MPPE
MPTA
MREA
MTE
NCC
NCDP
NEDO
NEMC
NGO
NOx
NPED
NWC
O&M
ODA
OECD
OGP
OPGW
PAD
PDP
PGDP
PL
PLC
PLN
PPA
PPP
PSC
RAP
RCC
SC
SCADA
SD
SEA
SEE
SEZ
SHS
SIA
SLRD
SOE
SOx
SPC
SPM
ST
T/Ls
TA
TNB
TPD
TPDC
TPP
UNDP
UNHSR
UNICEF
USC
Myanmar Petrochemical Enterprise

Myanmar Petroleum Products Enterprise
Myanmar Petroleum Trade Association
Myanmar Renewable Energy Association
Myanmar Timber Enterprise
National Control Center
National Comprehensive Development Plan
New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization
National Energy Management Committee
Non-Governmental Organizations
Nitrogen Oxide
Ministry of National Planning and Economic Development
Net Working Capital
Operation and Maintenance
Official Development Assistance
Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development
Oil, Gas, Petrochemicals
Optical fiber Ground Wire
Planning and Statistics Department
Power Development Plan
Power Generation Development Plan
Profit and Loss statement
Power Line Carrier
Perusahaan Listrik Negara
Power Purchase Agreement
Public Private Partnership
Product Shearing Contract
Resettlement Action Plan
Regional Control Center
Super Critical
Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition
Survey Department
Strategic Environmental Assessment
State Economic Enterprise
Special Economic Zone
Solar Home System
Social Impact Assessment
Settlement and Land Records Department
State Owned Enterprise
Sulfur Oxide
Special Purpose Company
Suspended Particle Matter
Steam Turbine
Transmission Lines
Technical Assistance
Tenaga Nasional Berhad
Thermal Power Department
Township Peace and Development Council
Thermal Power Plant
United Nations Development Programme
The UN Refugee Agency
United Nations Children's Fund
Ultra Super Critical
- xviii -
WASP
WB
WHP
WIP
YESB
Wien Automatic System Planning

World Bank
Well Head Platform
Work In Progress
Yangon City Electricity Supply Board
bbl
bbtud
BTU
GW
GWh
hPa
Hz
km
km2
kV
kVA
kW
kWh
m
m3
mm
Mbtu
MMbbl
MMbtu
mmcfd
mmld
MMscf
MMscfd
MMscm
MPa
Mtoe
MW
MWh
s
USD
V
Barrel (1 bbl = 159 liter)

billion British thermal units per day
British Thermal Unit
Gigawatt (=1,000 MW = 1,000,000 kW)
Gigawatt hour (=1,000 MWh = 1,000,000 kWh)
Hectopascal (1 hPa = 1 milibar)
Hertz
Kilometer
square kilometer
Kilo Volt
Kilo Volt Ampere
kilowatt
Kilowatt - hour
meter
cubic meter
millimeter
one thousand British thermal units
million barrels
= 1,000,000 btu
million cubic feet per day
million litter per day
Million Standard Cubic Feet
Million Standard Cubic Feet per day
Million Standard Cubic Meter
Mega Pascal (= 10.197 kgf/cm2)
million tons of oil equivalent
Megawatt (= 1,000 kW)
Megawatt hour (= 1,000 kWh)
second
United States Dollar
Volt
- xix -
1.1
2003
MOEPMinistry of Electric Power
25%
2012 6
NEMCNational Energy
Management Committee
MEPEMyanma Electric Power Enterprise

YESBYangon City Electricity Supply BoardESEElectricity
Supply Enterprise
1.2
1-1
1.3
2013 8
1) 2030
2)
66kV
1)
2)
1-2
1.4
DEPDepartment of Electric Power
1.4-1
1.4-1
1.4-1
Organization
DHPPDepartment of Hydropower Planning
DHPIDepartment of Hydropower Implementation
HPGEHydropower Generation Enterprise
1.4-1
Name
U Khin Maung Win
Daw Mi Mi Khaing
U Aung Myo Win
Daw Phyu Phyu Khin
Daw Chaw Thandar Soe
Position
Director General
Deputy Director General
Assistant Director
Assistant Director
Staff Officer
Daw Thidar Aye
Deputy Director
U Aung Lwin
Deputy Director
U Aung Kyaw Oo
U Kyi San Lin
U Zaw Ye Myint
U Myo Min Thein
Deputy Chief Engineer

Executive Engineer
Executive Engineer
U Zayar Myint
Assistant Engineer
Daw Yee Mon Mon
Executive Engineer
1-3
1.5
3
2013 6 2013 10
2013 11 2014 3
2014 4 2014 12
1.5-1 1.5-2
Schedule
Jun.
Jul.
2013
Sep.
Aug.
2014
Oct.
Nov.
(1)
Review of the current

situation of the power
sector
(2)
Study of primary energy

source for power
development
(3)
Power demand
forecast
(4)
Optimization of power
generation
development plan
(5)
Optimization of power
grid development plan
(6)
Formulation of the
National Electricity Plan
(7)
Environmental and
social considerations
(8)
Recommendations
(9)
Technical transfer
Report
Tehnical Transfer
Work Item
/ Seminar
in Myanmar
Preliminary
in Japan
1.5-1
1st
1st
2dn
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May
Jun.
Sep.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
10
11
12
13
10
11
12
2nd
3rd
4th
4th
Aug.
Invitation Program
in Japan
3rd Workshop
4
FY 2013
9
3rd
Jul.
Formulation of the Optimum National Electricity Plan
2nd Workshop
1st Workshop
Jan.
Planning of Allternative Scenario for the

National Electricity Plan
Data Collection and Analysis on Electric Power

Sector
Stages
Dec.
5th
7th
6th
5th
Data collection and Analysis on
Planning of Alterantive Scenario for the
Electric Power Sector
Power Develeopment Plan
15
16
17
18
19
10
11
12
8th
8th
7th
6th
14
FY 2014
7
Formulation of the Optimum Power Development Plan
1st Promotion Activity
2nd Workshop
1st Workshop
Inception Report
Progress Report
Interim Report
1.5-2
Seminar
in Japan
Draft Final Report (1)
Draft Final Report (2)
1-4
Final Report
1.6
3
1
(1) 1
2013 8 30 1
MOEMinistry of EnergyNPEDMinistry of National Planning
and Economic DevelopmentFERDForeign Economic Relation Department
100 JICA
1.6-1 1.6-2
1-5
1.6-1
1-6
JICA
1.6-2
(2) 2
2 2014 2 19 1
JICA JICA
80 JICA
1.6-3
1-7

and
2nd Workshop on the Project for Formulation of the National Electricity Master Plan
in Myanmar
Time
Topics
Resource Person/Speaker
09:00-09:10
Opening Address
Deputy Minister
09:10-09:15
Opening Address
Mr. Kyosuke INADA

Deputy Chief Representative
Myanmar Office
09:15-09:55
Outline of Formulation of
National Electricity Master Plan
Dr. Satoshi YAMAOKA

Project Team Leader
JICA / NEWJEC
09:55-10:10
Discussion
10:10-10:25
Break Time
10:25-10:45
Power System Development Plan
Mr. Seiji UEOKA

JICA / The Kansai Electric Power Co.,
Inc.
10:45-11:00
Environmental and Social Considerations
Mr. Shimpei TOMITA

JICA / NEWJEC
11:00-11:30
Economic and Financial Analysis
Dr. Hiroaki NAGAYAMA

JICA / Kyoto University
11:30-11:50
Discussion
11:50-12:00
Closing Speech
Dr. Satoshi YAMAOKA

Project Team Leader
JICA / NEWJEC
1.6-3 2
(3) 3
3 2014 5 27 1
MOECAFMinistry of Environmental Conservation and ForestryJICA JICA

70
1-8
(1) NEMC
1.6-4

and
3rd Workshop on the Project for Formulation of the National Electricity Master Plan
in Myanmar
Time
Topics
Resource Person/Speaker
09:00-09:05
Opening Address
Deputy Minister
09:05-09:10
Opening Address
Mr. Akira MATSUNAGA

Director
Energy and Mining Division 1
Industrial Development and Public Policy
Department
09:10-09:40
Updates on Draft Final Report No.1

Dr. Satoshi YAMAOKA

Project Team Leader
JICA / NEWJEC
09:40-10:00
Discussion
10:00-10:15
Break Time
10:15-10:35
Power System Development Plan
Mr. Seiji UEOKA

JICA / The Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc.
10:35-10:55
Environmental and Social

Considerations
Mr. Shimpei TOMITA

JICA / NEWJEC
10:55-11:15
Power Policy
Mr. Makoto ASANO

JICA / The Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc.
11:15-11:35
Discussion
1.6-4 3
1-9
(4)
1)
10 2014
7 5 7 12
1.6-1
No.
Director General
2
3
4
Ministry of Electric
Power
Deputy Chief
Engineer
Deputy Director
(Civil)
Deputy Director
Assistant Director
Executive Engineer
7
8
Ministry of National
Planning and
Economic
Development
Deputy Director
Deputy Director
Executive Engineer
Ministry of Energy
10

(DEP)
Myanma Electric Power
Enterprise (MEPE)
Department of Hydropower
Planning (DHPP)
(DEP)
(DEP)
Enterprise (MEPE)
Staff Officer
Planning Department
Project Appraisal & Progress
Reporting Department
Myanma Oil and Gas
Enterprise (MOGE)
(EPD)
U Khin Maung Win

U Zaw Ye Myint
Daw Thida Aye
Daw Myint Myint Kyi Swe
Daw Phyu Phyu Khin
U Kyi San Lin
Daw Khin Moe Moe
U Aye Cho
Mr. Than Sein
Mr. Sei Thu Kyaw Kyaw
1.6-2
5/7/2014
6/7/2014
7/7/2014
8/7/2014
9/7/2014
10/7/2014
11/7/2014
12/7/2014
Sat
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed JICA
Thu
Fri
Sat
1 - 10
JICA
1.6-5
2)
2014 7 11
240
JICA
1 - 11
1.6-6
1 - 12
(1)
(2)
1.6-7
1 - 13
(5)
JICA
2014 8 3 U Khin Maung Win 18

2014 8 4 8 7
1.6-3
Daw Myint Myint Kwi Swe (Deputy Director, DEP)
U Aung Myo Win (Assistant Director, DEP)
Daw Phyu Phyu Khin (Assistant Director, DEP)

U Kyaw Swar Soe Hlaing (Senior Engineer, MEPE)
U Kyi San Lin (Executive Engineer, MEPE)
U Win Kyaw (Executive Engineer, MEPE)
Daw Aye Aye Mon (Director, DEP)

U Tun Min Soe (Staff Officer, DEP)
Daw Nay Yi Lin (Staff Officer, DEP)
1 - 14
1.6-8
1 - 15
2.1
2011 3 10%
2.1.1
2014 4
FESRFramework of Economical and Social Reform2013 1

NCDPNational Comprehensive Development Plan
NCDP 5
FESR
20 NCDP FESR NCDP

FESR
FESR
FESR 5
2013 8 9
NCDP 2014 4
NCDP 5
2-1
2.1.2
(1)
2012 6 19
NEMCNational Energy Management Committee
2013 1 9 NEMC EDCEnergy

Development Committee
NEMC MOEMinistry of EnergyMOEPMinistry
of Electric PowerMOAIMinistry of Agriculture and Irrigation
MOECAFMinistry of Environmental Conservation and ForestryMOIMinistry
of IndustryMOMMinistry of MinesNPEDMinistry of
National Planning and Economic DevelopmentMOSTMinistry of Science and
Technology 8
NEMC 22

GDPGross
Domestic Product

CCTClean Coal Technology

3

EDC
2-2
EDC 22
NEMC
NEMC

2014 6 NEMC 2014
4
ADBAsian Development Bank 2014 5
(2)
NEMC

EIAEnvironmental Impact
AssessmentSIASocial Impact Assessment

2-3
(3)
2013 11
2-4
30MW
10MW30MW10MW
2-5
2.2
2.2.1
2006
MEPEMyanma Electric Power Enterprise1
ESEElectricity Supply
Enterprise
YESBYangon City Electricity Supply Board 4
2012 9
2.2-1 2.2-2
Corporatization
20%
kWh DEPDepartment of Electric Power
2013 11
2014 1 2014 4
IPPIndependent Power Producer
2014 4 PPAPower Purchase Agreement
IPP Shweli-1Thauk Ye Khat-2 2 Hlawga Zeya
Ywama
Myan Shwe PyiThaketa Central International Corporation 3
Ahlone Toyo-Thai
2-6
IPP PPA
Baluchaung-3 PPA Future Energy
1 PPA
MOEP
DHPP
DHPI
DEP
Hydropower &
Coal Fired Power
Projects Planning
MEPE
Hydropower & Coal

Fired Power Projects
Implementation
HPGE
ESE
Electricity
Distribution
(Yangon Region)
Hydropower Stations
& Coal-fired Thermal
Plant Generation
Transmission Lines,
Sub-stations, G.T, Wind
Farm Implementation &
Small HPS, Generation
G.T, Wind & Other

Projects Planning
YESB
DHPP: Department of Hydropower Planning

DEP : Department of Electric Power
DHPI : Department of Hydropower Implementation
Electricity
Distribution
MEPE: Myanma Electric Power Enterprise

HPGE: Hydropower Generation Enterprise
ESE : Electricity Supply Enterprise
YESB: Yangon City Electricity Supply Board
2.2-1
2014 4
Coal company
Ministry of Mines
Free Electricity (15%)
HPGE
IPP (Hydro)
JV (Hydro)
HPGE
(Hydro/Coal thermal) Thauk Ye Khat-2 Shewli-1
20 *
70
0.189
Kyats/kWh
kyats/kWh
yuan/kWh
Transmission
Generation
(Coal: 30,000 Kyats/ton)
MOGE
Ministry of Energy
(Gas: 5 USD/MBTU)
MEPE
(Gas/ Oil thermal)
Not
disclosed
Electricity
MEPE
(Single Buyer) above 66kV
40 Kyats/kWh
Distribution
IPP(GE, GT)
- Zeya
- MSP
- CIC
- Toyo-Thai
37 Kyats/kWh
ESE
(Other than Yangon)
YESB
(Yangon)
Residence: 35 - 50 Kyats/kWh
Industrial : 75 - 150 Kyats/kWh
S
u
b
s
i
d
y
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*2014 8 18 Kyats/kWh
2.2-2
JICA
2014 4
2-7
2.2.2
(1)
2013 7 20152016
20162017 20202021
20212022 20302031
DHPPDepartment of Hydropower Planning

BOTBuild Operate and TransferJVJoint Venture
BOT
BOT
100%
JV/BOT 50%
13%20302031
19,216MW 24,981MW 2030
2031 21,247MW 2,390MW 4,093MW
1,459MW 29,189MW
BOT JV/BOT
3 IPP
2014 4 PPA IPP 2.2.1
10
IPP 20302031
IPP 80%
IPP
IPP
2-8
JICA Baluchaung-2
EIA EIA
(2) IPPBOTJV/BOT
BOT 100%
JV/BOT JV
10%15%10%15%
50%
BOT JV/BOT MOUMemorandum of

UnderstandingF/SFeasibility Study
MOAMemorandum
of Agreement JV/BOT MOA
BOT JV/BOT PPA
1)
BOT
Phase-1

MOA 3 Union Attorney
General OfficeMOFMinistry of Finance
MOU
2-9
Phase-2
MOU 12 18 F/S
F/S
3
BOT
Phase-3
3 EIA/SIA
MICMyanmar Investment
Committee BOT
Phase-4
MIC
BOT

PPA 1 PPA
2)
JV/BOT
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MOU 3 Union Attorney
General Office
MOU
Phase-2
MOU 12 18 F/S
F/S
MOA
3
2 - 10
MOA
Phase-3
MOA 3 EIA/SIA
EIA/SIA MOA MIC

Phase-4
MIC JV 3
JV
Phase-5
JV
Union Attorney General Office
MIC
JV
JV
PPA 1 PPA
2.2.3
YadanaShweZawtika 20%
Yadana150225
mmscfd
Zawtika60100 mmscfd
65%
IPP
LNGLiquid Natural Gas

2013 8 15 FSRUFloating Storage
and Re-gasification Unit
4.1.4
2 - 11
2031 3 2020
5 USD/Mbtu 2014 1
7.5 USD/Mbtu
2.2.4
ADB New Energy Architecture: Myanmar, June 20132011
26%2014 1
DRDDepartment of Rural Development
64,917
20122013 21,675
33.4%
2013 9
MOLFRDMinistry of Livestock, Fisheries

and Rural Development
8 4
NEMC
2.2.5
ADB WBWorld Bank Group
2.2-1
2 - 12
2.2-1
2013 12
Sector Planning
Legal and
Regulatory
Financial
Sustainability
Transmission &
Distribution
Generation
Rural Energy
Analytical Basis for

Strategic Decisions
(WBG)
EITI Application
Support
(WBG)
Financial Viability
Action Plan
(WBG)
Distribution
Improvement in Yangon
(JICA)
New GTCC for MEPE &

IPPs; PPP Transactions
(WBG)
Off-grid power
Program
(ADB)
Energy Master Plan

for NEMC
Electricity Law
& Electricity
Regulation
(ADB/Norway)
Strengthening
Financial
Management
(Multi-donor)
4-region Distribution
system Improvement
Donated GT and generators
Rural
Electrification
Project
(WBG)
(ADB/Japan (JFPR))
National Power
Transmission Network
(JICA)
National
Electrification Plan
(WBG)
Rural
Electrification
Law
(ADB)
(GOT, Japan/JICA)
(ADB)
(ADB-JICA-Korea)
Economic Valuation
of Natural Gas in
domestic mkt.
(WBG)
Advisor for Yangon

Electricity Supply
System
(JICA)
Urgent Rehabilitation and

Upgrade
(Yangon, Thilawa,
Baluchaung, Hlaingtharyar)
(JICA)
Rural Power
Infrastructure
(electrification in
14 regions/states)
(JICA)
PPP bidding and contracting

support
Studies on
Off-grid Small
Scale Hydro
(ADB/DFID)
(JICA)
Energy Efficiency
Policy and
Renewable Energy
Devel. Plan
(ADB)
Environmental
and Social
Safeguard and
Conservation
(ADB)
YESB Corporatization
Support through
Investment and
Advisory Support
(WBG)
Institutional development
for sector management of
PPPs
(ADB)
JFPR: Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction Program
(1) ADB
2014 4 ADB 2.2-2 2.2-3
2.2-2
ADB
Amount
(USD thousand)
Project name
Type
Term
Institutional Strengthening of National Energy

Management Committee in Energy Policy and Planning
TA
From 29-Aug-2013
To 31-Oct-2014
1,350
Preparing the Power Transmission and Distribution

Improvement Project
TA
From 29-Aug-2013
To 30-Jun-2015
1,500
Financial Management Assessment of Energy Sector
TA
From 19-Nov-2012
To 30-Apr-2014
160
Enhancing Power Sector's Legal and Regulatory

Framework
TA
From 12-Nov-2013
To 30-Sep-2015
850
Loan
From 28-Jan-2014
To 31-Dec-2018
60,000
Power Distribution Improvement Project

TA: Technical Assistance
ADB HP
2 - 13
2.2-3
ADB
Project name
Type
State
(1) Concept clearance,
(2) Management Review Meeting
Power Transmission and Distribution

Improvement Project
Loan
(1) 22-Mar-2013
(2) 22-Oct-2014
Support for Public-Private Partnership

Framework Development
TA
(1)
(2)
Off-Grid Renewable Energy Demonstration

Project
TA
(1) 27-Nov-2013
(2) -
Amount
(USD thousand)
150,000
2,000
N/A
ADB HP
1)
a)
Institutional Strengthening of National Energy Management Committee in Energy

Policy and Planning
JICA
NEMCEDC
b)
Preparing the Power Transmission and Distribution Improvement Project

5
c)
Financial Management Assessment of Energy Sector
ADB
d)
Enhancing Power Sector's Legal and Regulatory Framework
e)
Power Distribution Improvement Project
5 HlaingtharyarInseinKamayutMayangone
Mingaladon 4 KyaukseMeikhtilaMyin GyanYameethin
2 - 14
5 KalayKathaMonywaSagaingShwebo
2 AunglandMagway
2)
a)
Power Transmission and Distribution Improvement Project
KamarnatHlaingtharyar Baluchaung-2TaungooTaungoo
ShwedaungThaketaAhlone
5
b)
Support for Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Framework Development
PPP PPP
c)
Off-Grid Renewable Energy Demonstration Project

25
(2) WB
2014 4 WB
1)
Myanmar National Community Driven Development Project

2012 11 2019 1
80 million USD
5 Component 152.2 million USD
15 640
2 - 15
2)
Myanmar - Electric Power Project

2014 1 2018 4 2013 9
WB
140 million USD
a)
Thaton
Phase-1Thaton 2 1215
Phase-2Thaton 1 Phase-1 1518
b)
2030
Geospatial least cost

2
3)
Support for the corporatization of YESB

2014 2
26
2 - 16
2.3
2.3.1
(1)
1)
3
4
2)
IPP 8 8.5-13
IPP
3)
PPA
IPP PPA
IPP PPA PPA

PPA
1 PPA
IPP
(2)
1)
2013 7
2 - 17
230kV
2)
IPP
2013 7
10 50
BOT
JV/BOT
20302031 IPP 80%
8 IPP
1.4
IPP
3)
IPP
4)
5)
EIA
2 - 18
EIA
EIA
EIA
(3)
IPP
IPP
IPP
IPP
(4)
WB
2030
2 - 19
2.3.2
1990
IPP
2.3-1 3
2.3-1
JICA
2 - 20
2.3-1
PPA
IPP
IPP
IPP
/ MO / SO
/ / SO
/ MO / SO
2012
[Note] SO: System operator, MO: Market operator
2.3-1
2 - 21
2006
IPP
2.3-2 2011 GDP783 USD800 USD
IPP 2.3-2 2.3-3

2.3-2
2011 GDP
2011
1986
1992
2007
1988
2000
1989
GDP
(USD)
783
814
746
770
784
791
785
GDP
Economic Outlook
200,000
Renewwable sources (GWh)
250
Nuclear sources (GWh)

Hydroelectric sources (GWh)
Oil sources (GWh)
160,000
Natural gas sources (GWh)
200
Coal sources (GWh)
140,000
Population(million)
120,000
150
100,000
80,000
100
60,000
40,000
Population (Million)
Annual power generation (GWh)
180,000
50
20,000
0
Myanmar
in 2011
Thailand
in 1986
Thailand
in 2011
2011
1986,2011
Myanmar Thailand
Indonesia
in 1992
Indonesia
in 2009
1992,2009
Indonesia
Cambodia in
2007
Cambodia in
2010
2007,2010
Cambodia
Pakistan in
1988
Pakistan in
2011
1988,2011
Pakistan
Vietnam
in 2000
Vietnam
in 2010
2000,2010
Vietnam
Philippines
in 1989
Philippines
in 2011
1989,2011
Philippines
World Development Index
2.3-2
2 - 22
35,000
TotalCapacity (Under leberalization)

Public
Installation capacity (MW)
30,000
IPP
25,000
20,000
15,000
10,000
5,000
0
2011
Myanmar
Myanmar
in 2011
Thailand
in 1986
Thailand
in 2011
1986, 2011
Thailand
Thailand
Indonesia
in 1992
Indonesia
in 2009
1992, 2009
Indonesia
Indonesia
Cambodia in Cambodia in
2007
2010
2007, 2010
Cambodia
Cambodia
Pakistan in
1988
Pakistan in
2011
1988, 2011
Pakistan
Pakistan
Vietnam
in 2000
Vietnam
in 2010
2000, 2010
Vietnam
Vietnam
Philippines
in 1989
Philippines
2011
(%)
2011
11%
2.3-3
Philippines
in 2011
1989, 2011
Philippines
0%
0%
64%
0%
37%
8%
26%
0%
Under
HP2012
1998, 2002, 2009, 2010
2009, 20102012 JICA
2002State of Industry Report 2012 (NPRA)
2000, 2003, 2010, 2011
1998, 2012
IPP
IPP
1)
1986
1980 80%1979
1986 14 ft3 4 ft3
2010
2 - 23
75% 0%
1992
IPP90MW
10MW
90MW
10MW 2012
49%
2)
1990
1991 5,780 barrel 5,520 barrel
1993
64.4 ft3 37.2 ft3
LNG 1990
1993 360 ton
IPP
1990
1992 IPP IPP

1997 2009
IPP 16%
3)
2010 44 barrel
2010 24 ft3
1990 8
20,500MW
2 - 24
2009 92%
IPP
2010 IPP
26%2020
IPP
4)
IPP 2010 93%

91% IPP 2010
IPP 68%
IPP
5)
2011
IPP 37%
75% IPP
65%
20082011
National Power Policy 2013
IPP
2.3.3
(1)
2.3.2

2 - 25
YeywaPaunglaung
F/S
IPP IPP
IPP
IPP IPP IPP
LNG
IPP
IPP
IPP
IPP
2 - 26
PPA

CCT
CO2
USCUltra Super Critical

IPP PPA
EIA
(2)

IPP PPA

EIASIA

2 - 27
IPP
EIA PPA

PPA
2 - 28
2.4
(1)
NEMC

IPPPPA
IPP

IPP PPA
(2)
2 - 29
IPP 8
IPP
IPP
1.4
IPP
2 - 30
3.1
3.1.1
2000 %2010
2009 2010 26.5%2010 2011 21.9%

2012 7.2%
(GWh)
Power Demand (sales)
9,000
8,000
7,000
Company
Temporary
Commercial
General Purpose
Department
Street Lighting
Industrial
6,000
5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
0
2006
2007
2008
2009
Year
2010
2011
2012
3.1-1
3.1-1
GWh
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
General
Purpose
1,614
1,647
1,799
2,015
2,653
3,378
3,650
Industrial
Commercial
1,854
1,872
1,904
1,850
2,287
2,711
2,681
827
864
945
1,071
1,306
1,531
1,643
Street
Lighting
44
35
36
40
44
45
48
Temporary
Departmental
Company
TOTAL
Growth
10
13
9
9
14
16
15
6
7
8
8
11
15
17
0
0
0
0
0
0
202
4,355
4,438
4,701
4,993
6,315
7,696
8,254
1.9%
5.9%
6.2%
26.5%
21.9%
7.2%
3-1
3.1.2
1 5
2012 5
MEPEMyanmar Electricity Power Enterprise

2012 22%2
4.4%
3.1-2
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Month
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
January
February
March
Average
FY 2010
Load Shed
(Maximum)
230
283
184
51
84
187
0
0
0
89
153
214
123
MW
on
Consumption
16%
19%
13%
4%
6%
13%
0%
0%
0%
6%
11%
15%
8.46%
FY 2011
Load Shed
(Maximum)
203
254
179
125
159
27
158
0
0
0
0
286
116
on
Consumption
14%
17%
12%
9%
11%
2%
11%
0%
0%
0%
0%
20%
7.98%
FY 2012
Load Shed
(Maximum)
211
230
100
0
0
0
0
269
175
304
325
284
158
on
Consumption
14%
16%
7%
0%
0%
0%
0%
19%
12%
21%
22%
20%
10.9%
3-2
3.1.3
32 14
8
5
2013 5
Infrastructure of Yangon City Electricity Supply Board
3.1-2
3-3
3.1-3
Name
Area
(ha)
Open
No of
Factories
Capacity
(MVA)
Peak Load
(MW)
Dagon
1997
489.1
102
30
8.99
East Dagon
2000
317.3
45
25
7.08
North Okkalapa
1998
44.4
94
15
4.8
South Dagon
1992
300.8
2078
100
18.1
South Okkalapa
2000
14.2
95
10
2.3
Thaketa
1999
80.9
90
10
2.25
Shwepaukkan
1998
38.3
244
25
5.21
Shwelinpan
2002
445.2
203
35
12.9
Hlaingtharyar (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7)
1995
567.1
519
75
42.1
Mingaladon Pyinmabin
1996
89.8
15
5.25
Wartaya
2004
445
10
1.8
Shwe Pyi Thar
1996
535.6
240
55
21.2
Yangon Industrial Zone
2000
365.2
31
20
4.5
Myaungtagar (Hmawbi)
2006
411
22
100
32.3
3,772
525
168.78
Total
4,143.9
Infrastructure of Yangon City Electricity Supply Board
3.1-4
No.
State / Region
Industrial Zone
Max Peak Load (MW)
Kachin State
Myintkyina Zone
0.1
Kayah State
Loikaw Zone
0.5
Kayin State
Hpa-an Zone
Mon State
Mawlamying Zone
0.5
Shan (South) State
Ayetharyar Zone
Mandalay Region
Zone (1)
20
Zone (2)
20
8
9
10
Sagaing Region
Magway
Bago (West) region
Ayeyarwady Region
Meikhtila Zone
4.8
Myin Gyan Zone
1.2
Ruby Zone
Nandawon Zone
Monywa Zone
2.5
Yaenanchaung
0.6
Pakokku
1.2
Zone (1)
2.5
Zone (2)
0.3
Pathein Zone
0.25
Myaungmya
1.56
Total
70.01
3-4
170MW
70MW
3 SEZSpecial Economic Zone

DEPDepartment of Electric Power 3
SEZ SEZ SEZ
4,500
4,000
3,500
3,000
2,500
2,000
1,500
1,000
500
0
Yangon IZ
Thilawa
Dawei
Regular Demand
2012
0
0
0
1,790
2013
178
0
28
2,060
Yangon IZ = Yangon Industrial Zone
3.1-3
2014
255
2
111
2,370
2015
295
6
187
2,725
2016
342
12
548
3,130
Power Development Plan in Myanmar in 2013
SEZ MW
SEZ
SEZ
GDPGross Domestic Product

SEZ
2014 SEZ
3-5
SEZ 2
SEZ IPPIndependent Power Producer
SEZ
IPP SEZ
SEZ
2013 11
3-6
3.2
3.2.1
GDP
3.2.2
2013 11 2011
5
GDP
2020 2030
1
GDP 1 GDP
3.2-1 2000
4 1 GDP
3-7
(USD)
6,000
5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
0
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Cambodia
Laos
Myanmar
Thailand
Vietnam
IMFEconomic Outlook JICA 1
3.2-1
GDP
IMFInternational Monetary Fund 2011

GDP 783 USD
800 USD 1986 791 USD
2000 813 USD
1986
2000
3.2.3
26.5%21.9%7.2%
20102011
2030 13%
2001 2010 GDP
1.49 2011 8.74%
13%
1 JICAJapan International Cooperation Agency
3-8
2000
1.49
20012005 1.62
20062010 1.48
20112020 1.39
2011 8.74%
2030
IMF Economic
Outlook 20122017 6.4%
ADBAsian Development Bank
20102030 7
8%
IMF
GDP
IMF
13%2030
IMF 9.6%20122020
13%
3-9
3.2.4
(GWh)
90,000
High(MOEP Based) : 13%
80,000
Low(IMF Based) : 10.1%
70,000
60,000
50,000
40,000
30,000
20,000
10,000
0
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
3.2-2
2012 8,254GWh
8,613GWh
2020 19,514GWh22,898GWh 2
2030 48,639GWh77,730GWh 5
2020
3 - 10
(GWh)
90,000
80,000
industrial
70,000
non-industrial
CAGR(12-30) : 13%
60,000
50,000
40,000
30,000
20,000
10,000
0
2006
2008
2010
2012
2014
2016
2018
2020
2022
2024
2026
2028
2030
*CAGRCompound Average Growth Rate
3.2-3
(GWh)
90,000
80,000
70,000
industrial
60,000
non-industrial
CAGR(21-30) : 9.6%
50,000
40,000
30,000
CAGR(12-20) : 10.8%
20,000
10,000
0
2006
2008
2010
2012
2014
2016
2018
2020
2022
2024
2026
2028
2030
3.2-4
3 - 11
3.2.5
(1)
2013 6 17
ESEElectricity Supply
EnterpriseYESB
Yangon City Electricity Supply Board
(MW)
1600
Load Curve (2013/06/17)
1400
1200
1000
800
600
400
200
Total
YESB
ESE
0
1
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
3.2-5
2013 6 17
MWMW
3.2-1
3 - 12
3.2-1
2010
Generated Energy (MWh)
2011
2012
2013*
Average
7,809,369
10,033,596
10,834,569
11,679,629
10,089,291
1,371
1,588
1,796
1,969
1,681
65.0%
72.1%
68.9%
67.7%
68.4%
Peak Load (MW)

Load Factor
* Record from May to December in 2013
2011 72.1% 2 68%

1996 2006 7172%
2013
2012 68.9%
(2)
2012
24% 3.2-6
30.0%
25.0%
20.0%
15.0%
MEPE
10.0%
YESB
ESE
5.0%
Total
0.0%
MEPE
YESB
ESE
Total
2007
6.5%
23.8%
21.8%
27.8%
2008
6.3%
22.0%
22.7%
27.5%
2009
7.8%
22.1%
19.7%
27.2%
2010
8.0%
19.9%
17.2%
25.0%
2011
7.6%
19.3%
17.0%
24.4%
MEPE, YESB, ESE Statistics 2012
3.2-6
3 - 13
2007
27.8% 2011 24.4% 5 3.4
JBICRegional Cooperation Strategy on Interconnected Power Networks in Indochina
3.2-7
2000
3.2-8
19862000
2000 15%
2001 2020 9%
2000 12%
2030 12%
2007 2011 1%
5 0.86%
(3)
3 - 14
(MW)
18,000
16,000
CAGR(12-20) : 12.4%
Industrial
14,000
Non-Industrial
12,000
10,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
2,000
2028-29
2029-30
2030-31
2028-29
2029-30
2030-31
2027-28
2026-27
2025-26
2024-25
2023-24
2022-23
2021-22
2020-21
2019-20
2018-19
2017-18
2016-17
2015-16
2014-15
2013-14
2012-13
3.2-9
(MW)
18,000
16,000
Industrial
14,000
Non-Industrial
12,000
CAGR(21-30) : 8.9%
10,000
8,000
CAGR(12-20) : 10.2%
6,000
4,000
2,000
2027-28
2026-27
2025-26
2024-25
2023-24
2022-23
2021-22
2020-21
2019-20
2018-19
2017-18
2016-17
2015-16
2014-15
2013-14
2012-13
3.2-10
3 - 15
2020
1,472MW
3,060MW
2,390MW 2030
14,542MW 9,100MW 5,000MW
3.2-2
kWh/Capita
163
52,813
2012
2020
408
348
56,125
2030
1,324
829
58,698
UN Population
2013
3.2.6
2012 GDP
Director
3 - 16
3.2-3
Region/State
Growth Rate (%, FY2012)

GDP
Population
-FY2015
Growth Rate (%)

-FY2020 -FY2025
-FY2030
Kachin
7.1%
1.3%
12%
7%
7%
7%
Kayah
5.0%
1.5%
5%
4%
4%
4%
Kayin
10.6%
1.2%
56%
11%
7%
7%
Chin
6.9%
1.6%
7%
9%
6%
6%
Mon
9.3%
1.0%
38%
11%
11%
11%
Rakhine
8.4%
1.1%
10%
9%
9%
9%
Shan
7.3%
1.2%
9%
9%
9%
9%
Sagaing
10.2%
1.0%
10%
9%
9%
9%
Tanintharyi
8.8%
1.3%
9%
20%
9%
9%
Bago
10.3%
1.1%
12%
11%
11%
11%
Magway
13.2%
1.1%
11%
10%
6%
5%
Mandalay
13.5%
1.1%
14%
12%
12%
12%
Ayeyarwady
5.8%
1.1%
11%
11%
11%
11%
Yangon
9.5%
1.2%
15%
15%
15%
15%
Total
8.7%
1.1%
13%
13%
13%
13%
2015
56% 38%
GDP
GDP
3.2-4
3 - 17
3.2-4
Region
/State
Power DemandMW Power DemandMW

FY2012
FY2030
FY2012
FY2030
Kachin
21
185
21
140
Kayah
162
130
Kayin
13
165
13
135
Chin
90
60
Mon
45
418
45
338
Rakhine
10
243
10
180
103
355
103
288
Sagaing
98
349
98
282
Tanintharyi
52
290
52
235
Bago
131
646
131
523
Magway
106
293
106
238
Mandalay
457
2,731
457
2,203
85
406
85
329
742
8,209
742
4,019
1,874
14,542
1,874
9,100
Shan
Ayeyarwady
Yangon
Total
JICA
GDP
GDP
IMF
2
3.2-5
Consumption
(GWh)
Peak Demand
(MW)
2012
Power Demand
2020
2030
High case
4,496
10,801
61,377
11.6%
19.0%
Low case
2,551
7,459
18,998
14.4%
9.8%
High case
938
2,869
9,740
15.0%
13.0%
Low case
938
2,163
4,769
11.0%
8.2%
3 - 18
CAGR*
2012 - 2020
2021 - 2030
3.3
3.3.1
4.4%
2014
GDP

3 - 19
GDP GDP
1.49
2
20112012 13%
IMF 6.4%
2020 19,514GWh
22,898GWh 2 2030 48,639GWh
77,730GWh 5
2012 68.9%
19962006 7172%
2000 12%
1%

2030 14,542MW
9,100MW

JICA
3 - 20
2030 14,542MW 9,100MW
2030 19,217MW
25,000
High Case
20,000
MW
Low Case
15,000
MOEP
10,000
5,000
3.3-1
3.3-1
FY
2030
2029
2028
2027
2026
2025
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
3.3.2
Power Demand (MW, High Case)

Non
Total
Industry
Industry
Power Demand (MW, Low Case)

Non
Total
Industry
Industry
MOEP
2012
1,874
1,265
609
1,874
1,265
609
1,666
2020
4,531
3,060
1,472
3,862
2,390
1,472
5,661
2030
14,542
9,819
4,723
9,100
5,631
3,468
19,217
3 - 21
4.1
4.1.1
100 GW
40 GW
145 MMbbl 102 MMbbl
16.6 Tcf 11 Tcf
540 ton 1%
4.1-1
100 GW
102 MMbbl
43 MMbbl
5.6 Tcf
11 Tcf
540 million tons
365 TWh/year
52,000 TWh/year
2013JEPIC2012
IEAInternational Energy Agency2010

22.5 Mtoe
10.54 Mtoe47% 10.21 Mtoe45%
0.94 Mtoe4%
0.41 Mtoe2%
0.44 Mtoe2%
4-1
2010 0.24 Mtoe

22.5 Mtoe 1%
0.44Mtoe, 2%
0.11Mtoe, 0%
0.24Mtoe, 1%
0.41Mtoe, 2%
0.94Mtoe, 4%
10.21Mtoe, 45%
10.54Mtoe, 47%
The numbers are in proportion to the total primary energy production (22.5Mtoe).
IEA, Energy Balances of Non-OECD countries 2012 JICA 1.
4.1-1
2010
IEA 2010 14.0

Mtoe
14.0 Mtoe 75%10.54 Mtoe
10%1.33 Mtoe
9%1.28 Mtoe
3%
2010 10.21 Mtoe 87%

8.88 Mtoe14.0 Mtoe 63%
0.41Mtoe, 3%
0.89Mtoe, 6%
0.44Mtoe, 3%
1.33Mtoe, 10%
8.88Mtoe, 63%
10.54Mtoe, 75%
0.39Mtoe, 3%
The numbers are in proportion to the total primary energy supply (14.0Mtoe).
IEA, Energy Balances of Non-OECD countries 2012 .
4.1-2
1 JICAJapan International Cooperation Agency
4-2
INDIA
3,800mm
CHINA
3,800mm
Chindwin
2,500mm
1,300mm
1,300mm
750mm
Chittagong
3,800mm
1,300mm
650mm
Mandalay
Thanlwin
Naypyidaw
2,500mm
5,100mm
Sittaung
3,800mm
5,100mm
3,800mm
3,800mm
Ayeyawaddy
Yangon
THAILAND
3,800mm
3,800mm
Bangkok
4.1-3
4-3
INDIA
CHINA
Chindwin
Chittagong
Mandalay
Thanlwin
Sittwe
Naypyidaw
Shwe
Sittoung
Ayeyawaddy
Yangon
THAILAND
Yadana
Zawtika
Bangkok
Yetagun
JEPIC .
4.1-4
4-4
4.1-5
4-5
4.1.2
(1)
5.2.1
108GW100% 48.5GW44.9%
48.5GW44.9% 3.0GW2.8%
9.4GW8.7%36.1GW33.4%
48.5GW
108GW
48.5GW 42.1GW86.8%IPPIndependent
Power Producer
3.0
9.4
Challenge
36.1
59.5
Possible
Primary
Developed
Hydro development status , Total 108GW (GW)
0.8
2.6
MOEP
BOT
IPP
42.1
Hydro development type for Possible and Primary (GW)
4.1-6
4-6
(2)
2030
- 50% 2
-
-
4.1.3
(1)
4.1.1
4.1-2
Proved Reserve
Recoverable
Volume
Cumulative
Production
2014 4
Future Recoverable
Volume
Onshore (TCF)
9.5
1.56
5.44
Offshore (TCF)
19
15
10
Total
28.5
22
6.56
15.44
2014
2012 MOEMinistry of Energy

2.59.5TCFFuture Recoverable Volume 2012 12.27 TCF
15.44TCF
(2)
4.1-7
4-7
SHWE
YADANA
ZAWTIKA
YETAGUN
2012
4.1-7
1)
2014 7 MOGEMyanma Oil and Gas

Enterprise 53
28 22 17 5
5 1 1
Yadana 2013 8 Hlawga

Ahlone
Kyungchaung Mann
4-8
2)
2014 8 50
4 YanadaYetagunShweZawtika2
M-3M-2 21 A-6 36
Yetagun
20% 80%2019
M-3
4.1-3
Phase
Gas Field
2P
(TCF)
Block
Main Developer
Export
Domestic
Supply
Yadana
6.9
M-5, M-6
Total
20%
Yetagun
4.2
M-12, M-13, M-14
Petronas*
0%
Shwe
5.4
A-1, A-3
Daewoo
20%
Zawtika
1.8
M-9
PTTEPI
20%
1.6
M-3
PTTEPI**
100%
M-2
Petrovietnam
100%
Appraisal
A-6
MPRL E&P 4
100%
Under Test
M-11, MD-7, MD-8, PTTEPI

AD-1, AD-6, AD-8
CNPC International LTD
Cancel
M-1, M-10
Existing
Ongoing
*JX **
100%
2014 8
(3)
4.1-8
2 M-3 M-2
3 2015
4 Myanmar Petroleum Resources Ltd. Exploration & Production
4-9
*1*2*3
Yadana Zawtika
Take
or PayShwe
Take or Pay
Take or Pay
Take or PayDCQDaily Contract Quantity 50%

5
*1 MOEP (Ministry of Electric Power)
*2 MOI
(Ministry of Industry)
*3 MOT
(Ministry of Transportation)
Upstream
Downstream
Myanmar
(Move)
PSC between Gov. and developer
WHP
(Fix)
CPP
Well
Foreign Consumer
Foreign Country
GTA between developer and gas pipeline GTA between gas

operator
supplier and gas
pipeline operator
GSA between gas supplier

and gas consumer
gas
(Tie-in Point)
LFS
(Move)
WHP
GDC
Power
Station
DP
Domestic Consumer
gas
Well
GDC
Gas pipelines are

operated by MOGE
WHP
CPP1
DP
LFS
GDC
:
:
:
:
:
Well head platform

Central processing platform
Delivery point
Landfall station
Power
Station
Other
sector
LFS
GDC
Gas prices are

determined by
President
Power
Station
DP
Other
sector
4.1-8
5 DCQ1 1 50%1
50%
4 - 10
4.1-9
Upstream
Downstream
GTA between state-owned gas enterprise and GSA between state-owned gas
gas pipeline operator
enterprise and gas consumer
PSC between Gov. and developer

GSPA bewteen developer and stateowned gas enterprise
(Move)
Gas Consumer
WHP
(Fix)
CPP
Well
gas
LFS
(Move)
WHP
Power
Station
GDC
DP
(Tie-in Point)
gas
WHP
CPP1
DP
LFS
GDC
Well
:
:
:
:
:
Well head platform

Delivery point
Landfall station
JICA
4.1-9
(4)
4.1-4 2012 4.1-5 2013
4 - 11
4.1-4
Project/Daily
Product
Yadana (Offshore)
2012 2012 6
Gas
(mmcfd)
885
Yetagun (Offshore)
Onshore
Total
for Export Gas

(mmcfd)
684
for Domestic Gas

(mmcfd)
187
465
465
70
70
1,420
1,149
257
2012
4.1-5
2013
Project
Demand (mmcd)
Supply (mmcd)
Onshore + Offshore
590
290
73
60
Shwe
130
20
Total
793
Zawtika
370 (47%)
2013 ZawtikaShwe
2012 1.5
47%
(5)
4.1-10 2012
LPG 0.9%
Refinery 1.9%
Fertilizer 7.9%
Private Factories
0.2%
Others 1.5%
60%
65%
CNG 7.2%
Government
Factories 20.0%
Electricity 60.4%
4.1-6 MEPEMyanma Electric

Power Enterprise2013 7
3
201320142015
120330590 mmscfd
4.1-6 Future
2013 3
JICA
4.1-10
Project 2014 6
4.2
4 - 12
YadanaZawtikaShwe
Yadana 2014 4
150 225 mmcfd Zawtika 2014
11 60 100mmcfd
4.1.4 LNG
4.1-11 2012 3
100%
4.1-6
20132014 20152016 2013 7

MW)
20132014
20142015
20152016
2013.06
(MMSCFD)
20142015 2013(MMSCFD)
(MMSCFD) (MMSCFD) 2014
2015
2016
Kyungchaung
1974
54.30
18
9.92
8.08
1980
36.90
12
12
Mann
Shwedaung
Local
MW)
1984
55.35
27
14.35
12.65
1980
12.00
2.17
1.83
Mawlamyaing Myanmar
Lighting
2014.04
100.00
2015.10
130.00
29
1975/1984
34.70
1985/2001
50.95
25
22.34
2.66
39
33.8
5.2
Hlawga
Yangon
Ywama
Hydrolancang
(China)
Hydrolancang
(China)
GT/ST
243.00
2015.05
243.00
53.5 ?
LNG
1980/2004
243.00
70.30
53.5 ?
28
24.64
3.36
16.57
EGAT
2014.02
240.00
240.00
80
2013.06
82.00
82.00
2014.09
39.00
1995/1999
1990/1997
154.20
39
30.6
Yadana
8.4
Yadana
29.8
39.00
92.00
29
28.03
0.97
2013.07
53.60
BKB (Korea)
2015.02
167.00
2016.01
336.00
2014.12
127.00
2016.03
386.00
MOEP
2014.12
100.00
100.00
20
Dawei Power
Utilities
2015.03
175.00
175.00
50
2016.02
15
167.00
3,593.05
40
336.00
40
127.00
30
386.00
350.00
714.90 2,878.15
On-going
53.60
Yadana
CIC
Existing
243.00
52.00
Toyo-Thai
Yadana
15.86
52.00
UREC (China)
Kyaukphyu
Kanpouk
2014.11
54.55
2013.07
GT/ST
Thaketa
54.55
Yadana
Yadana
Zawtika (2014)
MSP
GT/ST
Ahlone
1996/1999
154.20
2013.05 (26MW)
2014.02 (28.55MW)
Yadana
Zawtika (2014)
21
130.00
Thaton
Zeya
Onshore
YadanaShwe
Yadana?
100.00
Myanaung
GT/ST
350.00
482.15
LNG
89 ?
Shwe
50
Yadana
951.00 1,445.00
2,878.15
Future
230.00
171.85
58.15
157.23
214.50
261.50
(MMSCFD)
271.85
271.85
271.85
(MMSCFD)
387.23
601.73
863.23
(MMSCFD)
115.38
329.88
591.38
2014.01100MMSCFD
Power System Development Scheme of MEPEpresented in Napyitaw on July 02, 2013

JICA
4 - 13
As of March 2012
Sectorwise Supply
240
220
74%
Shortage
180
Daily MMCF
Supply
Showing Sectorwise
200
36%
160
140
120
100
1%
80
60
40%
43%
67%
4.1-11
Others
Fertilizer
CNG
Government
Factories
Electrical
Power
Private
Factories
51%
LPG
100%
20
Refinery
40
12 2013 8
Yadana + ZawtikaShwe
1 4 5
Distribution Plan of Yadana and Zawtika

26th August 2013
(MCft)
Dec' 2013 ~ Jan' 2014
Feb' 2014 ~ May' 2014
Jun' 2014
Jul'2014 ~ 2018
Present ~ Nov' 2013
Distribution
Distribution
Distribution
Distribution
Distribution
Received
Received
Received
Received
Received
Hlawga
36
Hlawga
36
Hlawga
51
Hlawga
34
Hlawga
34
Ywama
25.5
Ywama
51.5
Ywama
55.5
Ywama
66
Ywama
66
126
185
196
164
164
Thaketa
28.5
Thaketa
33.5
Thaketa
25.5
Thaketa
0
Thaketa
0
Ahlone
36
Ahlone
64
Ahlone
64
Ahlone
64
Ahlone
Distribution
Plan of64Shwe Gas
24" DawNyein Pipe Line 175
225
225
225
225
Yangon Region
Yangon Region
Yangon Region
Yangon Region
Yangon Region
Others Factories
12.75
Others Factories
7.75
Others Factories
7.75
Others Factories
17.75
Others Factories
17.75
Pyi line
36.25
Yangon Reserve
11
Pyi line
21.25
Yangon Reserve
15 ~ Dec 2013
Pyi lineJan' 2014
43.25 Feb ~ Apr 2014
Sept
Offtake Ptu
Name of Factory/Station
(Will Distribution to Shw etaung GT on Dec)
Pyi line
28.25
Received
Distribution
Received
Distribution
Received
Distribution
Pyi line
21.25
KyaukPhyu
KyaukPhyu
Gas Turbine 225
1.000
1.000
1.000
175
225
225
225
225
24" Total
175
225
225
225
Yadana
Thahton,
Thahton,
Yenanchaung
Magway Tire factory (MOI)
0.020
0.020
0.020
25.5
Mawlamying
Mawlamying
25.5
NayPyiTaw Cement Factory (SOP)
Region's GTs
Region's GTs
Max Cement Factory
2.700
Thahton,
Thahton,
Yeni Paper Mill
20" Kanbauk Yangon Region's
Mawlamying
Mawlamying
Tapolin Factory
(Military)(SOP)
0.207
0.207
0.207
Myaingkalay - Yangon
50
24.5
80
20
20
GTs
Region other
Region other
24.5
Pipe line
Pinpet Stell Mill (MOI)(SOP)
Factories
Factories
Thayet
Cement Factory
5.000
Thanlyin factories
5
Kyaukswekyo Still Mill (Military)(SOP)
1.200
Hlawga
15
25
Yoneseik Fire-brick Factory (UMEHL)(SOP)
0.300
Ywama
10
Shwetaung
Gas Turbine
14.573
14.573
50
80
20
0
0
20" Total
50
80
20
20.000
40.000
Yadana Total
225
305
245 Stell Mill (SOP) 225
225
225
225
305
245
225 40.000
TaungTha
Myingyan
Thahton, Myingyan Gas Turbine
Thahton,
Thahton,
Mawlamying
21.1
Mawlamying
22.7
Mawlamying
22.7
Gas Engine
Generator
Region's GTs
Region's GTs
Region's GTs
Belin
Kyaukse Factories (Fire-brick, j)
20" Kanbauk Thahton, Industry(1) Cement Factory
Thahton,
Thahton,
Zawtika
60
100
100
Myaingkalay - Yangon
Mawlamying
Mawlamying
27.3
Mawlamying
27.3
Kyaukse Glass Factory (SOP)
2.000
2.000
2.000
Pipe line
Region other
24.7
Region other
Region other
Suddan(3) Cement utilities Factory
Factories
Factories
Factories
SinMin(1)(2)
Cement Factories Hlawga
Yangon Region
14.2
15
Hlawga
15
50
50
Paleik CNG station
GTs
Ywama
35
Ywama
35
Project
Pipe Line
Zawtika Total
Total of Yadana and Zawtika Projects
225
0
225
305
0
305
60
305
Paleik60
Factories (SOP)
100
Planning&Budget
Paper Mill325
305
Gas Engine Generator
ShweGas Distribution to Factories
Additional Gas
Total
100
325
20.000
Distribution
1.000
0.020
2.400
2.700
6.308
0.207
8.619
Yadana
14.573
60.000
2.000
100
325
100
325
9.727
10.273
20.000
May ~ Jun 2014

Received
40.000
17.800
22.200
40.000
40.000
19.500
40.000
40.000
60.000
22.173
60.000
60.000
4 - 14
(6)
4.1-7
Yadana 30%
ZawtikaShwe
GCV 6
4.1-7
Field Name
Component
METHANE
ETHANE
PROPANE
I-BUTANE
N-BUTANE
I-PENTANE
N-PENTANE
Neo-PENTANE
HEXANE
HEXANE & >
N2
Yadana
MOLE %
69.8801
1.0106
0.1694
0.0184
0.0279
0.0065
0.0037
0.0024
0.0211
24.727
CO2
4.1298
H2O
H2S
0.0011
0.0021
100
GCV (BTU/SCF)
722.698
Offshore
Zawtika
MOLE %
91.786
0.401
0.111
0.035
0.021
0.01
0.007
Onland
Shwe
MOLE %
97.00
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.031
7.537
100
0.08
0
2.5
0.5
0.0011
0.0001
100
944.8
987.765
NDN
MOLE %
91.2
6.4
1.12
0.57
0.29
0.26
0.16
0
0
0
0
0
100
1007.00
AYD
MOLE %
99.28
0
0.11
0.1
0
0.05
0.02
0.01
0
0.22
0
0.21
100
1026.489
(7)
Yadana Borderline 7 1112 USD/MMbtu 8Wellhead 9 7 USD/MMbtu
5 USD/MMbtu
2013 7 11.2 USD/MMbtu
Borderline 4.1-12
6
7
8
9
Gross Caloric ValueHHVHigher Heating Value

Borderline Wellhead
3 2014 8 11.75 USD/MMbtu
Wellhead Delivery Point
4 - 15
EPDEnergy Planning Department5 USD/MMbtu

7.5 USD/MMbtu 2013
2014 11.2 USD/MMbtu
2014 8
Shwe Borderline 1516 USD/MMbtuWellhead price 7.73 USD/MMbtuLFS
Price 8.59 USD/MMbtu 10
Zawtika Borderline 1112 USD/MMbtu

Wellhead price
78 USD/MMbtu
3
Upstream
Downstream
Myanmar
(Move)
Foreign Consumer
Foreign Country
WHP
(Fix)
CPP
Boarderline Price
LFS Price
- Shw e: 7.73 USD/MMbtu
Well
- Yadana: 11~12 USD/MMbtu

- Shw e: 15~16 USD/MMbtu
- Zaw tika: 11~12 USD/MMbtu
gas
(Tie-in Point)
LFS
(Move)
WHP
GDC
Power
Station
DP
Domestic Consumer
Wellhead Price
- Yadana: 7 USD/MMbtu
- Shw e: 7.73 USD/MMbtu
- Zaw tika: 7~8 USD/MMbtu
gas
Well
GDC
Domestic gas price
- Pow er sector: 5 USD/MMbtu
- Other sectors:11.2
WHP
CPP1
DP
LFS
GDC
:
:
:
:
:
Well head platform

Delivery point
Landfall station
LFS
GDC
Power
Station
Other
sector
Power
Station
DP
Other
sector
4.1-12
10 LFS priceLandfall StationShwe Daewoo
4 - 16
(8)
4.1-13
2,278 miles
Domestic Pipeline
- MOGE has been laying the pipes
throughout Myanmar to expand its
national pipeline network.
- Various sizes from 6" to 24" of pipeline
were constructed.
- Total length is about 2,278 miles.
Shwe
Export Pipeline
Offshore
(miles)
On land
(miles)
Yadana
(36)
216
39
Yetagun
(24)
126
43
Zawtika
(28)
143
42
Shwe
(32)
65
Nil
495
Nil
481
China-Myanmar (40)
(Gas)*
China-Myanmar (32)
(Oil)*
* 4.1-14
Zawtika
2012
4.1-13
1,172 miles
Shwe CNPC 481 miles
4.1-14
Shwe 2013
2014 8
4 - 17
2012
4.1-14
4.1-15 4
Thaketa 24
Kanpouk 20 2014 3 Zawtika

Thaketa 2014 3 Yadana
Zawtika Thilawa Zawtika
4 - 18
14"x14m
Hlawga GT
19 mmscfd
Connectionin 2014
Ywatha Gyi
(Industrial Zone)
10"x1.5m
Ywama GT
14"x6m
Toegyaunggale
(Industrial Zone)
162 mmscfd
24"x85.43m
Ywama Gas
Distribution Station
12"x8m
Myaing Galae Area

Supply
Ahlone GT
S. Dagon Junction
(Industrial Zone)
225 mmscfd
DN Pipeline Control
Center
24"x85.43m
Ohnnae Booster
Pump Station
14"x6m
Thanlyin
(Industrial Zone)
Thaketa GT
Zawtika Gas
(~ March,2014)
Yadana Gas
4.1-15
4.1.4
LNG
(1) LNG
(5)LNG
2013 8 40 14
YESBYangon City Electricity Suplpy Board 14
NEMC
National Energy Management Committee
11
LNG 150200 mmscfd 2014 3 500600
mmscfd 300 mmscfd
510
500600 mmscfd 4.1-6
Yadana LNG Yadana 1.6
11
FSRU
F/S 80 km
NEMC
Mawlamyaing FSRU
Mawlamyaing Mawlamyaing
LNG NEMC
4 - 19
300 mmscfd NEMC 2014 8
LNG
FSRUFloating Storage Regasification Units
Thaketa 24miles
FSRU
FSRU LNG 1315m
89m
2014 5
LNG
LNG
(2) LNG
Yadana
LNG
LNG 4.1-16
FSRU Thaketa
Hlawga
14"x14m
Hlawga GT
19 mmscfd
Connectionin 2014
Ywatha Gyi
(Industrial Zone)
10"x1.5m
Ywama GT
14"x6m
Toegyaunggale
(Industrial Zone)
162 mmscfd
24"x85.43m
Ywama Gas
Distribution Station
12"x8m
Myaing Galae Area

Supply
Ahlone GT
S. Dagon Junction
(Industrial Zone)
225 mmscfd
DN Pipeline Control
Center
24"x85.43m
Ohnnae Booster
Pump Station
Yadana Gas
14"x6m
Thanlyin
(Industrial Zone)
Thaketa GT
Zawtika Gas
( ~ March, 2014)
Thilawa
(Industrial Zone)
FSRU
4.1-16
LNG
4 - 20
(3) LNG
2014 1 14 LNG
FSRU
SEZSpecial Economic Zone
LNG
FSRU FSUFloating Storage Unit LNG
FSRU LNG 1824

LNG
LNG LNG LNG
F/SFeasibility Study
(4) LNG F/S

2014 3
1)
FSRU FSRU 80 km
15 m LNG
13 m
2)
3 South Dagon
Junction SEZ
3)
LNG 12
4)
a)
FSRU
173,000 m3
b)
120 mmscfd 4 1
c)
80 km50 km
12 LNG LNG
4 - 21
5)
6)
d)
24
e)
Cross jetty 13
a)
FSRU
278
MUSD
b)
82
MUSD
c)
14
154
d)
15
MUSD
e)
69
MUSD
f)
25.2 MUSD
g)
624
MUSD
MUSD
LNG 55 33 EPC
Engineering, Procurement, Construction
7)
4.1-17
Investors/
GOM
Bank
Equity
Loan
LNG
Supplier
LNG PSA
LNG
Carrier
LNG TA
EPC Contractor
EPC Contract
FSRU SPC
FSRU CA
O&M Contract
Pipeline SPC
GTA
MOE/MOEP or its
related state owned
Entity
GSA
(Off-shore)
MEPE
PPA
Operators
MOGE
(On-shore Pipeline)
EPC: Engineering,
Procurement, Construction
IPP
GSA: Gas Sales Agreement

PPA: Power Purchase Agreement
SPC: Special Purpose Company
O&M: Operation and Maintenance
FSRU CA: FSRU Charter Agreement

GTA: Gas Transportation Agreement
LNG PSA: LNG Purchase Sales Agreement
LNG TA: LNG Transportation Agreement
4.1-17
13 LNG FSRU LNG LNG FSRU

LNG
14
4 - 22
8)
LNG 14 USD/MMbtu
9)
LNG
a)
kWh LNG
11.3 cent/kWh
b)
kWh LNG
0.8 cent/kWh
c)
kWh
12.1 cent/kWh
(5) FSRU
FSRU LNG 2012 7
PGN
4.1-18
LNG LNG 2011 12
LNG Terminal
LNG Carrier (1)

FSRU (2)
(3)
- Tanjung Priok P/S

- Muara Karang P/S
(1) LNG Transportation Agreement between PT. Nusantara Regas and Mitsui OSK Lines
(2) FSRU Lease Agreement between PT. Nusantara Regas and Golar LNG Energy
(3) Gas Purchase Sales Agreement between PT. Nusantara Regas and PLN
JICA
4.1-18
LNG
4 - 23
FSRU 2010 10
Golar LNG Energy
PLN 15
LNG 2
LNG 20162017
4.1.5
(1)
LNG LNG 2
3
23 23
16
MPTAMyanmar
Petroleum Trade Association 17
MPPEMyanmar Petroleum Product Enterprise
1)
MPEMyanmar Petrochemical Enterprise
18
2)
15 PLNPT. PLN (Persero)

16 High Speed Duesel OilHSD
17
18
4 - 24
(2)
IPP 1)
1)
Ministry of Commerce Import License IPP

IPP Oil
JettyOil unloaderOil storage tanks
2)
3)
2014
2015
IPP
(3)
EPD
Light oil (HSD)
: Kyat 4,300/gallon (USD 154/barrel) as retail price
MPTA : USD 3.2/gallon (USD 112/barrel)

(CIF)
Diesel oil: USD 3.0/gallon (USD 105/barrel),
Gasoline: USD 3.9/gallon (USD 136.5/barrel)
MPPE : USD 4.05/gallon (USD 142/barrel) for Embassy without tax
USD 4.45/gallon (USD 156/barrel) for Partner Oil/Gas Companies with tax
Crude oil
EPD
Heavy fuel oil 19 EPD
: Kyat 59,000/barrel (USD 60/barrel)

: Kyat
2,000/gallon (USD 71/barrel)
CIFCost, Insurance and Freight

IPP
(4) On-going
Dual Firing
On-going Dual
19
4 - 25
Firing
1) Dual Firing
2)
2 4.1-8
4.1-8
Location
Output MW)
COD
Existing
Dual Firing
Liquid Fuel System

Tank Capacity
Ongoing
Kyungchung
Existing
1974
54.30
Mann
Existing
1980
36.90
Shwedaung
Existing
1984
55.35
Mawlamyaing
Existing
1980
12.00
Myanaung
Existing
1975/1984
34.70
Thaton
Existing
1985/2001
50.95
Hlawga
Existing GT/ST
1996/1999
154.2
2013.05(25MW)
2015-2016(25MW)
25.0
1980/2004
70.3
MSP
2013.07
50.0
EGAT
2014.02
240.0
1995/1999
154.2
2013.05
82.0
Local
Zeya
Ywama
Exsisting GT/ST
25.0
50,000 gal
200,000 gal
Yangon
Ahlone
Exsisting GT/ST
Toyo-Thai
2015-2016
Thaketa
Exsisting GT/ST
CIC
Existing
On-going
39.0
1990/1997
92.0
2013.08
50.0
Possible
Installed
Impossible
Uninstalled
200,000 gal
200,000 gal
: Additional Liquid Fuel System will be required
Dual Firing
Ywama EGAT 20240MW Ahlone

Toyo-Thai82MW
20 EGATEletricity Generating Authority of Thailand
4 - 26
4.1.6
2030
(1)
25 4.1-5 4.1-19 6
4.1-9 2012 5 P1Proven

P2ProbableP3PossibleP4Potential21 4.8 ton
2013 5 5.4 ton
2P2012 5 2.3
ton MOMMinistry of Mines
21
90%
4 - 27
INDIA
CHINA
Kalewa Area
Chindwin
Lasio Area
Chittagong
Minbu Area
Mandalay
Thanlwin
Tigyit Area
South Shan Area
Naypyidaw
Sittoung
Ayeyawaddy
Yangon
THAILAND
Bangkok
Peninsula Area
4.1-19
4 - 28
4.1-9
No.
Location
Township
State/Region
Kalewa
Kalewa
Sagaing
Darthwekyauk
Tamu
Sagaing
3
4
5
6
7
Paluzawa
Mawleikgyi Ch.
Kyopin
Lweji
Kawmapyin
Mawlike
Mawlike
Kawlin
Bamoh
Tanintharyi
Sagaing
Sagaing
Sagaing
Kachin
Tanintharyi
Mawtaung
Tanintharyi
Tanintharyi
Karathuri
Bokpyin
Tanintharyi
10
Banchaung
Dawe
Tanintharyi
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
The Pyuchaung
Wungyichaung
Tasu-Letpanhla
Kyesi-Mansan
Kholan
Tigyit
Kyasakan-Minpalaung
Mankyaung
Kyainseikkyi
Seikphyu
Pauk
Kyesi-Mansan
Namsam
Pin Laung
Ywangan
Tanyang
Kayin
Magwe
Magwe
Shan (South)
Shan (South)
Shan (South)
Shan (South)
Shan (North)
19
Manpan-Monma
Tanyang
Shan (North)
20
Harput
Tanyang
Shan (North)
21
Sale (Mansele)
Lasio
Shan (North)
22
Sanya
Lasio
Shan (North)
23
Sintaung
Lasio
Shan (North)
24
Namma
Lasio
Shan (North)
25
Narkon
Lasio
Shan (North)
26
Narlan
Lasio
Shan (North)
27
Namlinhkan
Lasio
Shan (North)
28
Sanlaung
Thipaw
Shan (North)
29
Mahkaw
Thipaw
Shan (North)
30
31
Wankyan (Namlap)
Hoko
Kyaington
Kyaington
Shan (East)
Shan (East)
32
Mainghkok
Maingsat
Shan (East)
33
34
Narparkaw
Kywesin
Maington
Ingapu
Total
Shan (East)
Ayeyarwady
Reserves
(Million ton)
4.615
17.831
65.335
33.000
5.000
89.000
0.810
2.230
0.200
2.030
1.800
1.800
1.220
1.500
1.175
18.000
1.068
0.808
1.030
18.110
3.490
20.700
0.220
1.052
3.365
3.841
5.240
0.469
5.462
0.149
1.213
0.048
0.072
0.851
5.825
0.683
2.800
0.692
1.044
0.925
1.574
0.200
0.826
0.048
0.339
0.549
1.870
1.000
0.256
16.660
1.190
117.700
3.680
10.930
1.500
483.025
Category
Coal Rank
P1
P2
P3
P2
P4
P4
P3
P2
P3
P2
P2
P3
P4
P4
P3
P4
P4
P2
P2
P2
P2
P2
P3
P3
P3
P4
P2
P3
P4
P3
P4
P2
P3
P4
P2
P3
P2
P2
P3
P4
P2
P3
P4
P2
P3
P4
P2
P2
P3
P2
P2
P2
P3
P3
P4
Sub-bituminous
Ditto
Ditto
Lignite~Sub-bituminous
Sub-bituminous
Sub-bituminous
Lignite
Sub-bituminous
Sub-bituminous
Sub-bituminous
Sub-bituminous
Lignite
Sub-bituminous
Lignite
Sub-bituminous
Sub-bituminous
Sub-bituminous
Sub-bituminous
Lignite
Lignite
Sub-bituminous
Lignite
Lignite
Lignite
Lignite
Lignite
Lignite
4 - 29
(2)
3
2014 1
56 3
DOMDepartment of Mine 90
(3)
4.1-10 4.1-11
2006 142 ton
2011 Kalaywa 22Namma
3
Maw Taung
4.1-10 4.1-11
Mine Khoke 2014
4.1-11 Kalewa 540 MW

Keng Tong600 MW
4.2.2
4.1-10
Year
20052006
20062007
20072008
20082009
20092010
20102011
20112012
20122013
Yearly ProductionThousand ton

1,150
1,420
1,004
532
443
556
733
790
22 Kalewa
4 - 30
Coal Mine
4.1-11
Company Name
1959-2001 2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
No.(3) Mining Enterprise
444,225
13,808
11,773
17,091
15,002
12,250
7,870
6,016
Kalaywa
Namma
No.(3) Mining Enterprise
502,507
30,200
40,000
55,000
55,000
55,400
42,800
25,000
Lwejel
Arawaddy Myit Phya Co., Ltd.
7,000
3,200
1,700
2,400
700
Samlong (Large Scale)
Triple 'A' Cement International Co., Ltd.
101,173
44,731
60,800
111,000
119,400
67,800
100,000
72,000
Maw Taung
Myanma Economic Corporation
553,973
531,248
431,375
771,819
799,878
623,295
515,206
228,592
Ti-gyit
Edin Energy Natural Resources Development Co., Ltd.
58,095
324,906
553,089
466,136
Ma Khaw
UE Export Import Co., Ltd.
3,232
6,768
12,320
35,801
Paluzawa
Tun Thwin Mining Co., Ltd.
30,000
87,050
20,250
Samlong (Small Scale)
Triple 'A' Cement International Co., Ltd.
35,000
28,912
61,521
60,000
Na-Shan
Ming Htet Co., Ltd.
2,000
22,440
Mapan/Mongma
Ming Htet Co., Ltd.
31,500
35,000
Ngweyi Pale Mining Co., Ltd.
6,550
33,450
Kongbaung/Nakon
Kaung Pon Chaung
Maipar
Maw Leik Kyi Chaung
Geo Asia Industry and Mining Co., Ltd.
Yangon City Development Committee
Dah Thway Kyauk
Mine Khoke
Ban Chaung
May Flower Mining Enterprise Ltd.(1+2+3)
Ban Chaung
May Flower Mining Enterprise Ltd. (4+5+6)
Kywe Tayar Taung
Myanmar Naing Mining Group Co., Ltd.
Kyak Sakhan
Yangon City Development Committee
Kayauk Ohn Chaung
Dah Thway Kyauk & Pazun Seik Dagon Mining Co., Ltd.
Nang Tang
Tun Kywel Paw Co., Ltd.
Kyun Pin Pyant
Tun Kyawe Paw Co., Ltd
Thantaung Kywin
Shwe Ohn Pwint Co., Ltd.
Shwe Taung Mining Co., Ltd.
Paluzawa
Dah Thway Kyauk
G4 Mining Co., Ltd.
G4 Mining Co., Ltd.
Miinpalaung
Wah-Ye Chaung
Max Myanmar Co., Ltd.
Dragon Cement Co., Ltd.
Three Small Scale
Pinlong
Mega Strength Co., Ltd.
Thukha Panthu Co., Ltd.
Kyak Sakhan
Sintaung
UE Export Import Co., Ltd.
Kyak Sakhan
Young Investment Group Industry Co., Ltd.
Dah Thway Kyauk
Young Investment Group Industry Co., Ltd.
Thit Chauk & Labin Chaung
Hoo International Industry Group Co., Ltd.
Harput
Ruby Garden Mining Co., Ltd.
Maw Ku
Geo Asia Industry and Mining Co., Ltd.
Hein Latt
Yuzana Cement Industrial Co., Ltd.
Nan Pan Moon Chaung
Mandalay Distribution and Mining Co., Ltd.
Loon Taung
Myanmar Kauntoun Industry
Kholan
Min Anawyahta Group Co., Ltd.
Na-ngwe
Mahu Taung
Shwe Innwa Mining & Industry Co., Ltd.
Pharse & Matpaing
Shan Yoma Goal & Product Co., Ltd.
Kyauk Sak
Thunder Lion Mining Co., Ltd.
Shwe Chaung
Lu Paung Sak Su Way Mining Co., Ltd.
Makar
Kanbawza Industry Group Co., Ltd.
Kantote
Pothar Mining Co.,Ltd
Shan Tut
YaungNi Mining Co.,Ltd
Kyat Sakhan
Thukha Panthu Co., Ltd.
Naungtaya/Tigyit
Big Power Co.,Ltd
Kantote
Soe Yadana Oo Co.,Ltd.
Thanpayar kaing
Myint Myat Chan Aye Mining Co.,Ltd.
NaungLai
Tiger Horn Co.,Ltd.
Ohmyaytwin
Zabuthit Mining Co.,Ltd.
Kantote
Ingyin Taung Co.,Ltd.
Ngaw Taung
Nyeinchan Seinphyarmyay Kabar Co.,Ltd.
Ohmyaytwin
Myanmar AhtutAhteik Mining Co.,Ltd.
Ahlinthit Year Mining Co.,Ltd.
Kaung Ai
Kone Paung
Shan Yoma Goal & Product Co., Ltd.
Total
1,601,878
626,987
547,148
956,610 1,088,007 1,150,031 1,419,906 1,004,685
Note : 2013-2014 Production is up to December 2013. No.(1) & (2) is State-owned and already transferred to private. No. (5),(6) are permitted by Department of Mine.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
24,407
1,137
442,669
12,000
5,000
2,200
532,393
290,097
5,130
20,065
36,092
39,000
39,000
38,940
206,549
28,400
15,096
27,000
9,800
15,100
30,040
4 - 31
555,793
1,011.5
278
472
46,000
60,000
43,085
244,136
15,025
10,245
40,000
25,000
37,000
37,090
2010-11
2,000
1,300
2009-10
8,946
17,601
30,000
48,000
2008-09
6,012
12,600
20,400
6,700
1,200 3,900
3,000
800
21,000
1,260
480
2,300
110
120
900
500
800
900
732,518
1,500
3,100
915
27,613
3,650
680
2,550
335
1,420
3,650
300
800
530
300
120
750
200
236,758
3,400
3,200
10,600
2,000
6,300
6,100
1,715
48,613
4,910
1,160
4,850
445
1,540
3,650
300
800
530
300
120
750
200
11,685,817
24,500
3,100
47,575
4,080
31,000
79,634
6,280
4,662
335
3,000
17,673
1,050
300
38,772
5,505
535
1,547
35,100
61,800
4,600
(Unit: ton)
Total
544,993
837,408
49,500
1,036,277
4,498,471
2,795,363
133,776
236,799
327,480
128,532
253,668
325,215
11,008
1,400
33,496
6,500
790,434
1,000
17,475
650
113
11,551
2,100
27,680
2,430
12,500
17,400
3,551.00
71
2,420
1,000
850
766
335
950
4,050
550
8,100
4,600
9,600
31,000 14,724 4,430

1,880
33,700
2,430
6,500 -
10,045
42,500
3,758
1,400
750
11,637
8,600
15,941
26,524
2013-2014
302,598
12,000
22,237
13,066 5,653 31,737
81,500
6,950
85,965
2012-13
1,250
13,623
500
300
9,821
942
73
1,075 13,000
800
39,366
1,000
2,016
20,000
11,116
338,120
6,500
15,915
25,889
24,639
54,286
55,145
300
4,500
92,884
2011-12
(4)
41 thousand
ton (6%)
4.1-20 20102011
290 thousand
ton (42%)
42% Tigyit
60MW 2 Units
(7)Tigyit
362 thousand
ton (52%)
Power
Cement & Other Industry
Household
Sector-wise Coal Consumption (2010-2011)
(5)
2013
4.1-20
6,000 kcal/kg
Kalewa JICA 3,300 kcal/kg4,500 kcal/kg
4.1-12 1 ton
4.1-12 Lasio
HGIHard Grove Index23 2027
4.1-12
Location
Region
County
State
Fixed
Volatile
Moisture
Carbon (%) Matter (%)
(%)
52.51
38.62
9.70
Kalewa
Kalewa
Sagain
Darthwekyauk
Tamu
Sagain
50.00
Paluzawa
Mawlike
Sagain
41.47
Proximate Analysis
Sulfur
Ash (%)
(%)
8.87
1.00
<1
12,000
2,56
10,153
5,641
9,169
5,094
0.4
5,890
3,272
0.96
10,185
7,720 ~
8,370
11,345
5,658
4,289 ~
4,650
6,303
Kyesi
Shan (South)
35.60
48.98
13.29
15.36
Tigyit
Pinlaung
Shan (South)
33.81
34.40
18.51
13.27
Wankyan
Kyaington
Shan (East)
23.00
23.00
40.00
8,50
Mainghkok
Maingsat
Shan (East)
45.00
25.93 ~
28.07
40.87
26.31 ~
31.89
38.95
7.49
1.86
14.83 ~
15.39
20.05
Maington
Shan (East)
Banchaung
Dawei
Tanintharyi
6,667
45.32
Kyesi-Mansan
Narparkaw
Heating Value
Btu/lb
kcal/kg
11,720
6,511
1.47
23 Hard Grove Index40
4 - 32
(6)

2012 10
Kalewa
40,000 Kyats/ton
7,00025,000 Kyats/ton

2013 1
Kalewa 40,00050,000 Kyats/tonFOB 2455,50073,000 Kyats/ton
36,00046,000 Kyats/tonFOB56,00066,000 Kyats/ton
HPGEHydropower Generation Enterprise Kalewa

60,000 Kyats/ton Tigyit
30,000 Kyats/ton
2013 3 2012
FOB
6,500 kcal/kgGAR 25 USD 90/ton
3,400 kcal/kgGAR USD 30/ton
USD 1 = Kyats 975

Heating Value
(kcal/kg)
FOB
(USD/ton)
Transportation
(USD/ton)
Kalewa
6,111
41 ~ 51
17 ~ 22
Lasio 1
5,789
37 ~ 47
21
Lasio 2
5,429
36
15
Tigyit
3,920
Indonesia 1
6,500
90
late 2012
Indonesia 2
3,400
30
late 2012
Location
JCOAL
Report
By
HPGE
CIF
(USD/ton)
58 ~ 73
at Mandalay
58 ~ 68
at Mandalay
51
at Mandalay
31
Remarks
Transportation fees are different
by dry and wet seasons
for Mine Mouth Power Station
WCR
*JCOALJapan Coal Energy Center
24 FOBFree on Board
25 Gross, As Received
4 - 33
20302031
10 ton
10 78.5 USD/ton
20 USD/ton
20 USD/ton
CIF 6,000 kcal/kg USD 110/ton
National Grid
(7) Tigyit
Tigyit Kalaw 40 km
60MW 2 1 2004 12 24 2 2005 5
3 30MW 2miles
Tigyit 1.5miles
1)
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
2)
1 10,100 Btu/lb5,611 kcal/kg
4 - 34
7,050 Btu/lb3,917 kcal/kg

2013 11 10,100 Btu/lb
8,100 Btu/lb4,500
kcal/kg
7,200 Btu/lb4,000
kcal/kg
(a)
(b)
(c)
3)
2013 11 21
(a) EPElectrostatistic Precipitator
(b) 150m 80m

(c)
(d) NOxNitrogen OxideSOxSulfur Oxide
(e)
4)
2014 1
4 - 35
5)
4 - 36
#2
#2
4 - 37
(8) Tigyit
1)
Tigyit
Tigyit Tigyit
2013 11 22
2.68 km2544 acre
115.859 million m3 26 5.65 m3/ton 2004 8
20122013 27.6 million m3
750,000 ton
2)
2,000 ton
27 years
4.1-13 Tigyit
4.1-13
Tigyit
Year
Target production (T)

ton
Actual production (A)

ton
(A)/(T) 100
%
20052006
640,000
428,903
67
20062007
ditto
507,188
79
20072008
ditto
466,138
73
20082009
ditto
276,873
65
20092010
ditto
413,042
64
20102011
ditto
450,000
70
20112012
ditto
450,000
70
20122013
ditto
300,000
47
Total
4,903,500
3,292,144
67
Tigyit
Tigyit
26 1ton
4 - 38
Coal Sales Agreement 7,000 Btu/lb

1 Btu/lb 1.5 Kyat/ton
3)
4 - 39
4.1.7
(1)
20122013 33.4% 27
2013 11
MOLFRDMinsitry of Livestock, Fisheries and Rural Development
Rural Energy Development Supporting Committee
Rural Region Electrification and Water Supply
Committee MOST
MESMyanmar Engineering Society
4.1-14
4.1-14
Production
Type of Energy
Research
& Education
Central
Government
Off-Grid
Local
Government
Private
Company
On-Grid
Central
Private
Government
Company
Solar Power
MOST
MOI*2, DRD*3
MOEP*3
Mini-Hydro
MOST
MOAI, MOI*2,
DRD*3, MOEP*1
Wind Power
MOST
MOI*2
MOEP*3
Biogas (Cow dung)
MOST
MOST
MOST
MOST
Biofuel
(Jetropha, etc.)
Biomass (Woodchip,
Rice husk, Refuse, etc.)
MOST
MOI*2,
MOST,
DRD*3
(Diesel/Gas Engine)
ESE 28/MOI*2
MOEP
Geothermal Power
MOEP*3
Tidal Power
MES
Under study stage
*1: Transfer to Local Government, *2: MOI sells equipment, *3: Tendering for Investors
JICA
27 2013 8 28%2013 11
28 ESEElectricity Supply EnterpriseLocal

Government
4 - 40
4.1-14
1)
10MW 2013
Myanmar Investment Committee
2)
DRDDepartmentof Rural Development29

20132014
3)
4)
MOAIMinistry of
Agriculture and Irrigation
5)
CIGS 30Invertor
Battery
6)
National Grid 2miles

31
National Grid
3 1
29
30 CIGS
31 50%50%
4 - 41
(2) Rural Region Electrification and Water Supply Committee

2013 9 9 9 19 1
Ministry of CooperativeMOECAF
Ministry of ConstructionMES
MREAMyanmar Renewable Energy Association
32
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
11)
12)
(3)
1)
32 1
4 - 42
2)
3)
(a)
(b)
(c
(d) 1 4 20 Kyats
4)
(4)
4.1-15
1)
SHSSolar Home System

SHS 4.1-15
2)
a)
SHS/Household
Solar panel
Battery
80 ~ 90 watt
12v/65Ah
Inverter
Controller
LED bulb
300 watt
10 watt
LED bulb
5 watt 1
3 watt 2
: , May 2014
2012 12 86,480W
153 4.1-16
4 - 43
4.1-16
No.
Location
No. of Village
Installed
Capacity (W)
No.
Location
No. of Village
Installed
Capacity (W)
Mon State
3,257
Magway Division
2,390
Rakhine State
1,715
Irrawaddy Division
24
5,710
Yangon Division
6,653
Tanintharyi Division
6,220
Mandalay Division
14,975
10
Narga
40
21,660
Pago Division
21
5,705
11
Naypyitaw
1,705
Sagaing Division
30
16,560
153
86,550
Total
December, 2012
b)
2013
4.1-17
4.1-17
Solar panel
250 watt solar panel 12 pieces = 3000 watt
Battery
12 V/200 Ah
LED for home
3 watt (5 hours use) 200
LED for street post
5 watt 40
User
100 household
Power/household
28 watt/household
, May 2014
c)
4.1-18
4.1-18
Name
Location
Type
3kW-GTI
Government Technical Institute Stand-alone group
(Monocryatalline Solar Module)
(Putao), Kachin State
Mounted
3kW-GTHS
(Amorphous Solar Modules)
Technical High School

(Khamtee), Sagain Region
Ditto
Start Date
Cost (USD)
2008/04/01
40,000
2009/07/18
33,700
, 2010
4 - 44
(5)
1)
2012 12 475kW 38 4.1-19
4.1-19
No.
1
2
Location
Kachin State
Thanintharyi Division
75kW Francis Turbine (2 sets)
30kW Hydro Turbine (3 sets)
5kW Mini Hydro Turbine (32 sets)
No. of Village
1
Installed Capacity (kW)

75
37
400
Total
38
475
2012 12
2)
2013 14,000 3,320kW

33 4.1-20
4.1-20
No.
Location
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Naypyidaw
Yangon Division
Mandalay Division
Ayeyarwady Division
Sagaing Division
Bago Division
Magway
Tanintharyi Division
Southern Shan State
Northern Shan State
Kayah State
Mon State
Rakhine State
Chin Sate
Kayin State
Total
No. of Installed Unit

Micro
Mini
2
2
23
28
1
4
1
8
2
11
1
4
13
1
3
2
2
2
1
1
100
12
No. of
Household
150
100
3,350
2,000
600
1,050
1,900
150
1,000
1,500
100
150
800
1,100
50
14,000
Installed Capacity
(kW)
30
8
302
740
284
236
204
22
192
500
8
9
180
600
5
W/Household 34
3,320
Average: 215
200
80
90
370
473
225
107
147
192
333
80
60
225
545
100
2013
33 5 kW - 100 kWMini100 kW 1,000 kW

34 Watt
4 - 45
3)
4.1-21
4.1-21
Output
Location
Type
Start Date
3 kW
Central Workshop (Kyaukse),

MOST
Vertical type, 4 blades system of Propeller

Turbine
2009/01/10
7 kW
Ditto
Ditto
2010 6
4)
4.1-22
4.1-22
Electrified Area
Towns
Villages
Number of
Plants
Number of
Machines
Installed
capacity (kW)
kachin
6,460
Kayah
118
Kayin
62
Chin
17
3,113
Sagaing
1,310
Tanintharyi
392
Bago
2,000
Mondalay
4,450
Mon
192
Shan
11
24
15,230
10
10
Total
32
71
33,327
30
44
Region/State
25
4
1
3
1
2013 9
(6)
2012 6 175
25,50,100 m3 525 kW
4.1-23
4 - 46
4.1-23
Digester Size
(m3)
50
10
8
35
15
100
50
35
25
8
50
15
10
50
25
50
25
10
60
25
50
15
5
10
10
35
35
8
Location
Type
Date
Started
2003
2009
2008
2012
2012
2008
2002
Nay Pyi Taw

Division
Mandalay
Division
2009
2009
2009
2004
2010
2009
Sagaing
Magway
2004
2009
2005
2009
2009
2010
Fixed Dome
Type
Shan State (N)

Shan State (E)
Shan Stage (S)
Purpose/Objective
Electricity
Electricity, Cooking and Lighting
Cooking and Lighting
Demonstration
Demonstration
Electricity

Electricity
No. of Biogas
Plant (No.)
6
5
8
1
2
1
102
4
2
3
23
1
1
8
1
1
1
1
1
Electricity
Cooking
Ayeyarwaddy
Mon
2009
2009
2010
2010
2009
2012

Electricity
Pumping
1
1
2
1
2
1
Yangon
Rakhine
Shan State (E)
2012
2012
2012
Electricity
Electricity
1
1
1
Kayah
Kachin
Electricity
Total
183
2012 6
1
29
50%50%
50% 100%
4 - 47
(7)
1)
4 4
4.1-24
4.1-24
No.
Location
No. of Village
Completed Amount
Chin State
3 sets (8 kW)
Mandalay Division
1 set
4 sets
Total
, Dec. 2012
MRAMyanmar Rice Association

NEDONew Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization
2)
4.1-25
500 kW
4.1-25
Location
Prawn Hatchery (Ge Wa, Taung Koat Township, Rakhine State)

Technological University (Htarwel)
Technological High School (Gantgaw)
Mel Zel Village, Loi Kor Township, Kayah State
Technical High School (Putao)
Technological University (Mawlamyine)
No(1) Motorcar Industry Department, Yangon, MOI (2)
Gasifier Project, Renewable Energy Department,
Technological University (Kyaukse)
Capacity
(kW)
30
50
50
50
2004
2009
2009
2009
Cost
(USD)
7,500
9,400
7,800
9,400
50
50
50
2009
2009
2009
9,400
9,400
9,400
50
2009
9,400
Date started
2010
4 - 48
(8)
1)
1 4.1-26
4.1-26
No.
Location
No. of Village
Installed Capacity
Irrewaddy Division
500 kVA
2012 12
2)
3 kW
Shwetharlyoub 4.1-27
4.1-27
Name
Location
Type
1.2 kW
Wind
Turbine
Momastery, Dattaw
Mountain, Kyaukse
Township, Mandalay Region
1.2 kW
Wind
Turbine
Direct Driven,
Government Technical High
Horizontal Type and Three Blades
School (Ahmar), Ayeyarwady
System using Axial-Flux Permanent
Region
Magnet Generator
3 kW
Wind
Turbine
Wind Energy Project Group

(Kyaukse), MOST
Radial-flux,
Permanent Magnet Generator,
Three Blades System
Direct Driven,
Horizontal Type and Three Blades
System of Wind Turbine, using
Axial-flux Permanent Magnet Generator
Date started
Cost
(USD)
July 7, 2008
2,000
April 16, 2010
2,300
January 10,
2009
3,000
2010
(9)
4.1-28 2014
4 - 49
4.1-28 2014
No.
No ; of electrified townships/
villages with diesel generator
25
Regions
No. of diesel
generator
59
Capacity
(kW)
5,426.4
Kachin
2
3
4
5
6
7
Kayah
Kayin
Chin
Sagaing
Tanintharyi
Bago(East)
17
23
11
36
16
3
27
42
33
86
26
17
958.4
5,656.4
3,162.4
10,059
5,346.8
1,012.4
8
9
10
11
12
13
Bago(West)
Magway
Mandalay
Mon
Rakhine
Yangon
6
1
7
58
-
6
27
17
18
108
-
380.4
3,858.4
1,617.6
3,502.4
22,942
-
14
15
16
17
18
Shan (Southern)
Shan (Northern)
Shan (East)
Ayeyarwady
Naypyitaw
42
21
28
8
-
64
42
73
27
22
302
694
Total
2,432
4,324.24
7,719
1,773.8
6,472
86,643.6
4.1-29
4.1-29
Name of
Town/Village
Kawaza
Lamie
Katoe
Ye
Machanbaw
Mon
Ditto
Ditto
Thanin
Kachin
70
470
61
540
128
Naungmone
Saunparabon
Kaunglanpue
Pannandin
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
63
59
7
7
State
Output (kW)
Total No. of
Households
4,812
18,580
872
19,794
488
299
154
144
267
No. of Users
(HH)
364
396
251
3,074
219
136
133
41
40
W/
Household 35
200
1,200 36
240
180
580
Available
Hours/Day
2 hours/day
2 hours/day
1.45 hours/day
24 hours/day
2.15 hours/day
460
3.2 hours/day
440
3 hours/day
170
2.5 hours/day
180
3 hours/day
Average 306 except Lamie
, 2014
35 Watt
36 W/Household
4 - 50
46,106 kW 370500 Kyats/kWh

10
(10) WBWorld Bank
WB 3 2014 8
8 4
1)
Geospatial least cost electrification rollout plan
SHS
3
99%
37
10 15
Pre-electrification
Pre-electrification SHS
20
50% 5,000 250,000
2030 99% 7.2
2.53.0 GW
58 USD 38800USD/
2)
20152019
20152019 1.7
125,000 SHS
Pre-electrification
650 USD 24
USD
40 22 USD
37
38
4 - 51
11 USD
0.25 USD
2019 54 USD2030 528 USD 39

3)

Exective Secretariat 40
SHS

SHS

SHS
39 567 USD
40 2014 8 8 U Khin Maung Win, Director General JICA
WB Executive Management Committee for Implementation
WB
NEMC
U Khin Maung Win
4 - 52
(11) ADB
ADB 2014 3 2122
1)
1 ADB
ADB
SHS ADB 40%
2014 4
2)
3)
4)
(12)
MOUMemorandum of Understanding 5
4 - 53
4.2
20302031
5
20302031 20302031
20302031
4.2-1
2014 6 JICA 5 3
4 - 54
Thermal
Ywama
Kyaukphyu (New)
Thilawa
4 - 55
Rental
Rental
CIC
MSP
Zeya
Zeya
Toyo-Thai
Toyo-Thai
Myanmar Lighting
Myanmar Lighting
Hydrolancang (Cnina)
Hydrolancang (Cnina)
BKB (Korea)
BKB (Korea)
UREC (China)
UREC (China) N1
Dawei Power Utilities
Dawei Power Utilities N2
Myn Gyan
Yangon
Yangon
EGAT
MOEP
Yangon
Keng Tong
(Shan State)
Thilawa (New)
Ngaputaw
Yangon-Kyauktan
GT
ST
GTCC
GTCC
20
2015
600
360
700
Sub Total
Coal
Coal
9370
250
2017-2018
500
Domestic
50%
Cumulative
Cumulative
Each year
Cumulative
Each year
Cumulative
360
700
9120 Cumulative
Each year
600
1300
540
2017-2018
540
1300
550
under
discussion
550
under
discussion
under
discussion
2017
2021
1280
300
990
1980
270
2018-2019
2016
2018
2020
2018-2019
4062
50
50
82
25
25
84
37
98
132
243
243
167
336
100
400
200
300
250
400
500
240
50
50
2013.5
2015
Commissioning
2013.7
Commissioning
2013.7
2013
2013
2014.9
2015
2016
2021
2021
2023
2023
2015
2027
2022
2023
2015.8
2025
2024
2013
2016
2015
Available Capacity for

Myanmar (MW)
1280
300
990
1980
270
Sub Total
82
4.4
20 GE
50 GE
50 GE
25 GE
25 GE
84
37
98
132
243
243
167
336
100
400
200
300
250
400
500
240 GT
50 GT
50
COD
1.1
182
98
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
170
1211
212
701
212
489
307
25
80
132
630
630
360
270
170
1211
0
701
0
340
2018
2017
340
2017
2016
170
100
37
50
50
340
-82
-4.4
20
170
210.3 211.4
999
534.3 633.4
534.3 99.1 365.6
82
3.3
50
50
25
84
98
240
2016
240
84
2015
2014
2014 2015
240
2013
930
300
300
170
1211
0
701
0
340
2019
2018
1205
275
275
170
1211
0
701
0
340
2020
2019
350
1805
600
250
170
1211
0
701
0
340
2021
2020
2105
300
300
170
1454
243
944
243
243
340
2022
2021
2105
0
170
1897
443
1387
443
200
243
340
2023
2022
20302031
Installed Capacity
(MW)
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Yangon-Htantapin (Htoo Coal
Group)
Ngayukong (Ayarwaddy
Coal
Division,Tata)
Kalewa
Coal
(Sagaing Division)
Boakpyin
Coal
(Tanintharyi State)
Coal-fired Mon-Yee (Toyo-Thai)

Future
Yangon-Kunchangon
(Virtue Land)
(Sub Total)
Kyause (New)
Kyaukpyu (New)
Kanpouk
Thaketa
Ywama
Gas Engine Hlawga
(Sub Total)
Myin Gyan (New)

Hlaingtharyar (New)
Ayeyarwaddy (New)
Kanpouk (New)
Thaketa
Hlawga
(Sub Total)
Combined Ahlone
Cycle
Mawlamyaing
Gas
Turbine
Project
4.2-1
2105
0
170
2064
167
1554
167
167
2405
300
300
170
2900
836
500
2390
836
336
340
2025
2024
340
2024
2023
3910
605
275
330
170
3700
400
3190
400
400
340
2027
2026
350
4940
1030
350
330
170
4000
300
3490
300
300
340
2028
2027
5850
910
250
660
170
4000
0
3490
0
340
2029
2028
7160
1310
300
350
660
170
4000
0
3490
0
340
2030
2029
7820
660
660
170
4000
0
3490
0
340
2031
2030
JICA
3305
900
300
270
330
170
3300
400
2790
400
400
340
2026
2025
4.2.1
4.1-6
(1)
1)
30C
2)
Gas Turbine World 2013 Performance Specs 29th Edision

ISO 41
Type
Correction
GT (Simple Cycle)
91%
GTCC
93%
GE
96%
Once-Through
3)
PPAPower Purchase Agreement 75%
2013 11
4)
40 Thaton
Thaketa
41 15C
4 - 56
5)
4.1-7 GCV
NCV 42
GCV NCV
M3
Zawtika LNG
Yadana LNG
NCV
kcal/m3
Gas
Source
Btu/ft3
On-shore
965
8,581
Yadana
686
6,099
Shwe
938
8,337
Zawtika
897
7,971
M3
Ditto
Ditto
LNG
1,040
9,250
(2)
(1)ISO Gas Tubrine World 2013 Performance Specs 29th
Edition
JICA Gas Tubrine World ISO

(1)2) 4.2-2
UREC 43 2400MW Dawei Power 2400MW
2020 JICA
Ayeyarwady/Yangon500MWHlaingtharyar400MW UREC 2400MW

1,500C
4.2-2
13%
400500MW
20242025
7,000MW 400500MW
42 Net calofic valueLHVLower heating vale
43 Union Resources & Engineering Company
4 - 57
4.2-2
Machine Type
Installed Capacity
(MW) 44
Gas Sources
Efficiency 45
Myanmar Lighting
GTCC
98
Zawtika
46.5
Ditto
GTCC
132
Ditto
47.3
Hydrolancang
GTCC
243
Unknown
48.7
Ditto
GTCC
243
GT
167
Location.
Project
Mawlamyaing
Hlawga
BKB 46 1
31.6
Unknown
Ditto 2 (add-on)
GTCC
503
49.2
UREC 1
GTCC
100
Zawtika
46.5
UREC 2
GTCC
400
Unknown
54.4
MOEP
GT
50 (252)
Shwe
31.7
Rental GE
GE
4.4
Ditto
44.2
GE
GE
20
Zawtika
44.2
GTCC
200
Thaketa
Kyaukphyu
Kanbauk
Dawei Power 1
50.0
Unknown
Dawei Power 2
GTCC
300
49.8
Myin Gyan
GTCC
250
Shwe
48.7
GE
82
Ditto
44.2
GTCC
400
Unknown
54.4
GT
50
Zawtika
31.7
GTCC
500
Unknown
56.7
Mandalay
Kyause (Rental GE)
Hlaingtharyar
Yangon
Thilawa
Ayeyarwady/Yangon
JICA
(3)
4.2-3 mmscfd
bbtud 47
4.2-3 20202021
Unknown
44
45
46
47
30C
Busan Korea Biotechnical Company

MKPMyanmar Korea Power
Billion British Thermal per Day
4 - 58
mmscfd
4.2-3
COD
Location
Local
Output
(MW)*1
Required Gas
(MMSCFD)
Required Gas (BBTUD)

Gas Source
Kyungchung
Existing
1974
54.0
18
20132014
16.5
Mann
Existing (Spare)
1980
37.0
Shwedaung
Existing
1984
55.0
27
17.6
Existing (Demolition)
1980
12.0
12.8
Mawlamyaing
Myanmar Lighting 1
2014.05
98.0
15
Myanmar Lighting 2
2016-17
132.0
20
20142015
20152016
2016-2030
Onshore
Yadana
Zawtika
17.3
Myanaung
Existing
1975/1984
34.7
17
11.1
Yadana
Thaton
Existing
1985/2001
51/106
19
16.2
Zawtika
Subtotal of Existing
61.2
74.8
Ditto + Others
62.0
Existing
Hlawga
Zeya
Ahlone
25.4
2013.05
25.0
5.2
2015-16
25.0
5.2
2021-22
243.0
2022-23
243.0
70.0
28
18.2
50.0
16.6
10.8
EGAT
2014.04
240.0
80
52.0
Toyo-Thai
BKB (Korea)
1995/1999
154.0
39
25.4
2013.05(GT)
84.0
29.8
19.4
2015-16(ST)
37.0
1990/1997
92.0
22
18.7
2013.08
50.0
11.5
9.8
2023-24
167.0
2024-25
336.0
2015-16
100.0
15.6
2026-27
400.0
Unknown
MOEP
2015-16
Renral GE
GE
Dawei Power Utilities
10.6
4.4
2015-16
20.0
2022-23
200.0
Unknown
300.0
Unknown
250.0
35
Kyause (Rental GE)
2014.04
82.0
13
Unknown
Tilawa*
2025-26
400.0
2015-16
50.0
16*
2024-25
500.0
Unknown
4702/4757
Total
On-going
Future
13.2
184.7
184.7
11.3
Unknown
246.7
270.8
Yadana
Zawtika
Unknown
Zawtika
-0.8
Shwe
Zawtika
24.8
Unknown
37.5
Unknown
31.5
-11.3
331.6
Yadana
Unknown
10.4
Unknown
45.2
Yadana
45.2
9.8
2.8
2027-28
31.5
0.8
2015-16
Ayeyarwady/Yangon
Existing
50.0
Myin Gyan
Hlaingtharyar
Yangon
31.5
Unknown
Subtotal of Existing
Others
(Future
with 2
Existing) Mandalay
30.8
2014.03
UREC (China)
Kanpouk
30.8
Unknown
1980/2004
CIC
Kyaukphyu
MSP
Existing
Thaketa
39
Hydrolancang (China)
Existing GT/ST
Yangon
74.0
154.0
Hydrolancang (China)
Existing
Ywama
86.1
1996/1999
Shwe
Unknown
Zawtika
54
Unknown
680.2 (596.7) without
JICA S/T
Added by JICA Study Team
*1Installed Capacity
*2Information from JICA (16 MMSCFD seems to be Yadana gas)
JICA
4 - 59
mmcfd mmscfd
20202021
20302031
JICA bbtud
bbtud
20302031
bbtud
20302031 JICA UREC 2

Dawei 2 679.4 bbtud 596.7 bbtud
(4)
JICA 2013 10 20302031
4.2-4
LNG
4.2-4 mmcfdbbtud
4.2-4
20302031
mmcfd
Proven + Commercial
Probable Operation 13-14 14-15 15-16 16-17 17-18 18-19 19-20 20-21 21-22 22-23 23-24 24-25 25-26 26-27 27-28 28-29 29-30 30-31
Reserve
Date
Existing
(1) MOGE
2.5 TCF
(2) Yadana
6.942
1/7/1998
(3) Yetagon
4.166
1/4/2000
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
92
94
95
97
99
101
225
225
225
225
225
225
157
137
119
104
87
70
54
43
26
102
104
105
Ongoing
(1) Zawtika
1.756
3/2014
60
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
87
42
28
19
14
(2) Shwe
5.353
15/7/2013
20
80
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
(3) M3
1.639
70
150
150
150
150
150
150
150
150
150
150
150
492
552
534
546
531
502
443
420
396
366
363
355
(4) LNG
New Gas Fields
(1) 2022-2031
Supply Total
370
Supply Total for Electricity
258
470
490
490
490
490
4 - 60
(5)
20202021 48
20192020 LNG
2019
LNG 20162017 49
2020
20142015
LNG LHV 9,250 kcal/m3
4.2-5 20302031
mmcfd
bbtud
20132014
5020142015 0.65
20142015 20192020 LNG 51

LNG LNG 84 mmcfd
HSD 2.7 mmld
LNG
20202021 20302031
715 bbtudZawtika
797 mmcfd 465 bbtud
Zawtika 518 mmcfd
48 2013 9 Ensuring Domestic Supply of Natural Gas for Sustainable Power Generation in
MyanmarM3 2018 2019
M3 4.2-4 2019
1 2020 2014 1
49 4.1.3 LNG2014 1 LNG Shell

FSRU LNG 18 24 20162017
50 Power System Development Scheme of MEPE dated July 2, 2013
51 LNG 4
LNG
LNG
4 - 61
M-3
20192020
1)
LNG
LNG
2)
4.1.4 HSD
HSD
HSD
4.2-5
2P*/MW
COD
bbtud
13-14 14-15 15-16 16-17 17-18 18-19 19-20 20-21 21-22 22-23 23-24 24-25 25-26 26-27 27-28 28-29 29-30 30-31
Existing
(1) MOGE
2.5 TCF
(2) Yadana
6.9TCF
1/7/1998
(3) Yetagun
4.2TCF
1/4/2000
63
63
63
63
63
63
63
63
63
89
91
92
94
96
97
154
154
154
154
154
154
108
94
82
71
60
48
37
29
18
98
100
101
Supply
Ongoing
(1) Zawitika
1.8TCF
54
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
78
38
25
17
13
(2) Shwe
5.4TCF 15/7/2013
19
75
94
94
94
94
94
94
94
94
94
94
94
94
94
94
94
94
(3) M-3
1.6TCF
63
135
135
135
135
135
135
135
135
135
135
135
Supply Total
290
382
401
401
401
401
418
476
464
479
470
447
398
379
361
340
337
330
201
248.3
260.7
260.7
260.7
260.7
271.7
309.4
301.6
311.4
305.5
290.6
258.7
246.4
234.7
221
219.1
214.5
22
70
87
87
87
76
84
84
84
73
2.7
2.7
2.7
2.3
New Gas Fields (bbtud)
60
119
189
247
401
520
609
684
705
708
715
New Gas Fields (mmcfd)*4
66
133
211
275
448
580
678
763
786
790
797
Required Calorie (bbtud)

LNG (mmcfd)
*2
HSD (mmld)*3
0.7
2.1
Existing Plants
(1) Yangon Area
919*5
(2) Other than Yangon Region
385*5
1980 ~
2014
1974 ~
2014
184.7
184.7
184.7
184.7
184.7
184.7
184.7
184.7
184.7
184.7
184.7
184.7
184.7
184.7
184.7
184.7
184.7
184.7
62
85.3
73.2
73.2
73.2
73.2
73.2
73.2
73.2
73.2
73.2
73.2
73.2
73.2
73.2
73.2
73.2
73.2
2015 ~
2016
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
602
2014 ~
2016
67.7
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
2,789
2020 ~
2021
117.9
203.4
248.6
293.8
331.3
331.3
331.3
331.3
Demand
Ongoing
(1) Hlawaga GE (MCP)
25
(2) Toyo-Thai (ST)
37
New Gas Fired Plants

(1) 2014 ~ 2016
Myanmar Light 2, UREC 1, Kyaukpyu,
Kanpouk, Myin Gyan, Tilawa
(2) 2021 ~ 2030
Hydorance, BKB, UREC 2, Dawei 1,
Dawei 2, Hlaingtharyar, Ayeyarwady
Total Power Generation
30.8
86.4
4,757
Demand Total
247
270
331
348
348
348
348
348
379
435
466
552
597
642
679
679
679
679
Balance
-46
-22
-70
-87
-87
-87
-76
-39
-77
-123
-161
-261
-338
-396
-445
-458
-460
-465
Total Balance with LNG and New Gas
-46
*2P: Gas reserves on 2P (Proven + Probable) basis
*2Incase of LNG=1,040 Btu/f3
*3In case of HSD (LHV = 8,624 kcal/l)
*4In case of LHV = 897 Btu/f3
*5
Installed Capacity
JICA
4 - 62
4.2-1 20302031
New Gas Yeild

800
700
Required Gas Quantity

600
Imort Oil or LNG

Gas from New Gas Fields
bbtud
500
Existing & Ongoing Gas

400
300
From 2016 Import LNG
200
From 2014 Import Oil
100
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
JICA
4.2-1
4.2.2
20302031
(1)
Tigyit
60 MW 2 50%
1)
70%
2)
Tigyit 31%
3)
7,050 Btu/lb3,900 kcal/kg
Tigyit 524 103 ton

(2)
4 - 63
1)
DHPP
2)
5
Category
Gross Plant Efficiency (%)

33
Adopted efficiency (%)

33
Subcritical Plant (150MW)
37
37 ~ 39
37
38
SC*1 Plant
40 ~ 41
40.5
*2
42 ~ 43
42.5
Subcritical Plant (60MW)

Subcritical Plant (60 ~ 150MW)
USC Plant
*1 SC Super Critical
*2 USC Ultra Super Critical
Type
Correction
Coal-fired
TPP
95%
Once-Through
IPP
JICA IPP
USC USC
4.3.2
USC 600MW
20232024
6,000MW 600MW
USC 20232024
3)
70%
4)
4 - 64
kcal/kg
kcal/kg
Domestic Coal
3,000 ~ 6,500
5,000
Indonesian Coal
4,500 ~ 5,500 52
5,000
Kind of Coal
HHV, as received base
5,000 kcal/kg
(3)
(2)2) 4.2-6
4.2-6
Location.
Tanintharyi
Estimate Values
Required Annual Coal
Efficiency (%) 53
Quantity (103 ton)
Machine
Type
Installed Capacity
(MW)
COD
Subcritical
1502, 3303,
6603
2018-2030
36.1
876, 9643, 1,9283
Thilawa
Ditto
1802
2017-2018
36.1
5262
Kyauktan
Ditto
3002, 3502
2021-2029
36.1
8762, 1,0232
Boakpyin
Ditto
2502
2020-2028
36.1
7302
Ngayukong
Ditto
2752
2019-2026
36.1
7802
Ngaputaw
Ditto
3502
2020-2027
36.1
1,0232
Kalewa
Ditto
1354
2017-2025
35.2
4054
Keng Tong
Ditto
3002
2025-2029
36.1
8762
Project
Kunchangon
Yangon
Ayeyarwady
Sagaing
Shan
JICA
(4)
16%
20302031 500 ton
4.2-2 3 54
52 4.1.5 (6) 6,500 kcal/kg 3,400 kcal/kg JICA

IPP IPP
53
54 4.1.5 (2)
1) 2) 3
4 - 65
6,000
x103 ton
Coal Production
5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
0
2005
2010
2015
2020
2025
2030
4.2-2
20302031
(5) 20302031
(3)(4) 20302031 4.2-7
4.2-7
Supply
2P*/MW
(1) Domestic
Coal
Supply for
Electricity
COD**
231,000
13-14
20132014 20302031
14-15
15-16
16-17
Demand
New Plants
(1) 2017-2018
(2) 2018-2019
(3) 2019-2020
(4) 2020-2021
(5) 2021 ~ 2022
(6) 2022 ~ 2023
(7) 2023 ~ 2024
(8) 2024 ~ 2025
(9) 2025 ~ 2026
(10) 2026 ~ 2076
(11) 2027 ~ 2028
(12) 2028 ~ 2029
(13) 2029 ~ 2030
(14) 2030~ 2031
Total Power
Generation
120 2004.12
18-19
19-20
20-21
21-22
22-23
23-24
24-25
25-26
26-27
27-28
28-29
29-30
30-31
2,200
2,326
2,400
2,500
2,600
2,700
2,761
3,100
3,480
3,900
4,220
4,593
4,820
5,000
5,220
5,420
5,654
1,260
1,320
1,396
1,440
1,500
1,560
1,620
1,657
1,860
2,088
2,340
2,532
2,756
2,892
3,000
3,132
3,252
3,392
886
1,702
2,422
4,138
4,811
4,583
4,331
5,015
7,441
9,058 11,960 14,486 18,193 19,981
524
524
524
524
524
524
524
524
524
524
524
524
524
524
1,862
1,862
876
1,862
876
780
1,862
876
780
1,753
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
876
876
2,650
876
2,650
1,753
876
2,650
1,753
3,010
876
2,650
1,753
3,010
2,658
876
2,650
1,753
3,010
2,658
3,827
876
2,650
1,753
3,010
2,658
3,827
1,928
(2) Import Coal

Existing Plants
(1) Tygit
17-18
2,100
300
300
300
524
630
300
270
600
300
0
0
300
900
600
1,030
910
1,310
660
7,930
Demand Total
300
300
300
524
Balance
Total Balance with Import

0
Coal
2P*: Coal reserves on 2P (Proven + Probable) basis
2386
3262
4042
5,795
6,671
6,671
6,671
7,547 10,197 11,950 14,960 17,618 21,445 23,373
-886 -1,702 -2,422 -4,138 -4,811 -4,583 -4,331 -5,015 -7,441 -9,058 -11,960 -14,486 -18,193 -19,981
0
COD**: Commercial Operation Date
Reference: Total Capacity of New Coal Fired Power Plant by Domestic Coal (MW)
621
687
763
810
13-14 means 2013-2014

387 456.91
535
847 891.94 932.98 980.99
JICA
4 - 66
Tigyit 3,900 kcal/kg

5,000 kcal/kg
20172018 Tigyit
Tigyit 20162017
300,000ton 524,000ton
20172018 60%
4.2-7
20162017
20172018
20 ton/
60%
980MW
4.2-3 4.2-7
25000
20000
Import Coal
103 Ton/Year
Domestic Coal
15000
Required Coal Quantity
10000
Import Coal From 2017
5000
0
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
JICA
4.2-3
20302031
4 - 67
(6)
3
No.
Kyauktan, Tilawa,
Kunchangone, Ngapudaw,
etc.
Boakpyin, Ngayukong, etc.
Keng Tong, Kalewa, etc.
JICA
No.2
(7) No.1
Ngapudaw No.1
1)
SEZ
25,00030,000 ton
2)
2
a)
7,0008,000 ton
15,000 ton
b)
Dawei Kalegauk
a
b)
IPP IPP
4 - 68
IPP
IPP
(8) No.3
1)
Kalewa 540MW
Coal Mine Group IPP
Keng Tong600MW
3 Coal Mine Group
Tun Thwin Mining Co. Ltd
2)
(5)20302031
980 MW
Kalewa 20172018
Coal Mine Group 810 103ton/
Keng Tong 20252026

Coal Mine Group
4 - 69
4.2.3
2013 8
20302031 Road Map
2013 11 20112012 20152016 5 2014 1
20302031
4.2-8
20122013 33.4% 20152016 65.4%
4.2-8
30-year plan from 2001-2002 to 2030-2031
64,917
Electrification
Rate
-
2
3
4
5
6
7
Implemented Villages up to 2010-2011 (on/off grid)

Implemented Villages up to 2012-2013 (on/off grid)
Remaining Villages
5-year plan (short list) from 2011-2012 to 2015-2016
Implementing Villages in 2013-2014
Implementation Plan in 2014-2015
16,153
21,675
43,242
1,792
766
10,000
33.4%
-
8
9
10
Implementation Plan in 2015-2016

Implementation Plan up to 2015-2016 (on/off grid)
Remaining Villages
10,000
42,441
22,476
64.5%
-
No.
Activities
Villages
2014 1
5 4.2-8
1)
a) 50%
b) 100 100
2)
100%
4 - 70
4 - 71
55
26
330
15 Ayeyarwady
Total
17
12 Rakhine
14 Shan
10
11 Mon
45
28
10 Mandalay
13 Yangon
25
9 Magway
37
6 Sagaing
28
5 Chin
8 Bago
4 Kayin
10
3 Kayah
7 Tanintharyi
18
2 Kachin
64,917
11,869
15,387
2,089
3,860
1,200
4,624
4,795
6,452
1,230
5,987
1,352
2,061
620
2,583
808
Total
Total
Township Villages
States/
Regions
1 Nay Pyi Taw
Sr.
No.
21,675
5,616
1,848
455
1,016
573
2,563
2,514
1,090
696
3,815
294
255
108
355
477
43,242
6,253
13,539
1,634
2,844
627
2,061
2,281
5,362
534
2,172
1,058
1,806
512
2,228
331
766
21
274
46
11
28
15
13
247
61
10
26
12,633.403
292.000
2,697.230
805.793
194.000
52.200
862.100
253.600
254.400
221.400
6,245.880
127.800
207.600
88.000
331.400
42,476
6,232
13,265
1,588
2,833
624
2,033
2,266
5,349
526
1,925
997
1,796
509
2,202
331
1,462
176
423
37
69
16
90
76
103
64
199
25
59
25
79
21
37,090.774
6,398.425
6,236.729
1,673.900
2,077.200
738.200
2,905.040
2,899.860
4,970.760
1,103.770
3,926.800
741.200
983.600
290.200
1,619.600
525.490
Implemented
Remaining
Budget Plan
up to 2012Villages On-going Expenditure Remaining
No.
of
2013
Villages
Estimate
villages
2013-2014 FY
4.2-9
49,916.000
65,576.471
9,753.400
18,098.000
5,746.600
27,990.700
23,965.800
30,417.800
5,691.800
36,140.000
6,307.000
9,636.000
2,920.600
12,124.000
3,749.000
Estimate
1,598
2,232
315
586
180
834
764
964
227
1,106
205
334
106
425
124
56,314.425
71,813.200
11,427.300
20,175.200
6,484.800
30,895.740
26,865.660
35,388.560
6,795.570
40,066.800
7,048.200
10,619.600
3,210.800
13,743.600
4,274.490
Estimate
Total Plan
No. of
villages
8,538 308,033.171 10,000 345,123.945
1,422
1,809
278
517
164
744
688
861
163
907
180
275
81
346
103
No. of
villages
(10000) villages Project
2014-2015 FY
32,476
4,634
11,033
1,273
2,247
444
1,199
1,502
4,385
299
819
792
1,462
403
1,777
207
Remaining
Villages
718
36
310
19
12
16
24
19
22
38
96
32
17
24
33
20
13,158.220
760.000
4,170.000
710.000
430.000
450.000
750.000
730.000
750.000
750.000
1,170.000
370.000
450.000
430.000
620.000
618.220
Estimate
Budget Plan
No. of
villages
41,589.200
64,449.800
9,250.400
38,567.600
5,536.400
39,251.300
48,565.600
27,743.800
4,169.800
24,310.900
6,517.200
9,075.200
3,223.600
11,703.400
1,689.980
Estimate
1,208
1,731
281
1,105
167
1,199
1,502
802
140
819
218
275
114
365
74
42,349.200
68,619.800
9,960.400
38,997.600
5,986.400
40,001.300 -
49,295.600 -
28,493.800
4,919.800
22,476
3,426
9,302
992
1,142
277
3,583
159
574
1,187
289
1,412
133
42,441
8,443
6,085
1,097
2,718
923
4,624
4,795
2,869
1,071
5,987
778
874
331
1,171
675
Million Kyat
No. of
villages to be
Remaining implemented
up to 2015Villages
2016 FY
25,480.900 -
6,887.200
9,525.200
3,653.600
12,323.400
2,308.200
Estimate
Total Plan
No. of
villages
9,282 335,644.180 10,000 348,802.400
1,172
1,421
262
1,093
151
1,175
1,483
780
102
723
186
258
90
332
54
No. of
villages
(10000) villages Project
2015-2016 FY
(1)
Nay Pyi Taw 808
(1.2%)
64,917
Kachin 2,583 (4.0%)

Kayah 620 (1.0%)
4.2-4
Kayin 2,061 (3.2%)

Chin 1,352 (2.1%)
Ayeyarwady
11,869 (18.3%)
Sagaing 5,987
(9.2%)
(2) 20122013
Total
64,917
Shan
15,387 (23.7%)
20122013 21,675
Tanintharyi
1,230 (1.9%)
Bago
6,452 (9.9%)
Magway
4,795
(7.4%)
33.4%
Mandalay 4,624
(7.1%)
Yangon 2,089 (3.2%)
4.2-5
Rakhine 3,860 (5.9%)
Mon 1,200 (1.8%)
2014 1
4.2-4
55
4.2-6
(5)
4.2-10
Nay Pyi Taw,
477
(59.0%)
Kayah, 108
(17.4%)
Kachin, 355
(13.7%)
Ayeyarwady, 5616
47.3%
Shan, 1848
(12.0%)
Kayin, 255
(12.4%)
Biogas
1,213 (5.6%)
Chin, 294
(21.7%)
Power System
4,785 (22.1%)
Micro-Hydro
2,154 (9.9%)
Sagaing, 3815
(63.7%)
Average
33.4%
(21,675)
Solar power
740 (3.4%)
Total
21,675
(100%)
Tanintharyi, 696
(56.6%)
Bago, 1090
(16.9%)
Magway, 2514
(52.4%)
Yangon, 455
(21.8%)
Rakhine, 1016
(26.3%)
Mon, 573
(47.8%)
Generator
12,783 (59.0%)
Mandalay, 2563
(55.4%)
Unit : Number of Villages
21,675: Actual Number of Electrification Villages until 2012-2013
2014 1
4.2-5
20122013
2014 1
4.2-6
20122013
55
4 - 72
(3) 20132014
20132014 766 1.2%
Ayeyarwady, 21
(0.2%)
Nay Pyi Taw, 0

Kachin, 26 Kayah, 3
(0.0%)
(1.0%)
(0.5%)
Kayin, 10
(0.5%)
Chin, 61
(4.5%)
Shan, 274
(1.8%)
Average
1.2%
(766)
States/Region
200 (26.1%)
DRD
273 (35.6%)
Total
766
Sagaing, 247
(4.1%)
MOEP
293 (38.3%)
Yangon, 46
(2.2%)
Rakhine, 11
(0.3%)
Mon,
3
(0.3%)
Mandalay, 28
(0.6%)
Tanintharyi, 8
(0.7%)
Magway, 15
(0.3%)
Unit: Number of Villages
Bago, 13
(0.2%)
766: Actual Number of Electrificaiton Villages in 2013-2014
2014 1
4.2-7
20132014
2014 1
4.2-8
4.2-7 4.2-8
Nay Pyi Taw,

675
Kachin, 1171
(83.5%)
(45.3%)
Kayah, 331
(53.4%)
Kayin, 874
(42.4%)
Chin, 778
(57.5%)
(4) 20152016
Ayeyarwady, 8443
(71.1%)
20142015 2015
2016 10,000 5
Sagaing, 5987
(100.0%)
Average
65.4%
(42,441)
Shan, 6085
(39.5%)
Tanintharyi, 1071
(87.1%)
Bago, 2869
42,441
(44.5%)
65.4%
Magway, 4795
(100.0%)
Yangon, 1097
(52.5%)
4.2-9
100%
Rakhine, 2718
(70.4%)
Mon, 923
(76.9%)
Mandalay, 4624
(100.0%)
42,441: Expected Number of Electrification Villages until 2015-2016
40%
2014 1
4.2-9
4 - 73
20152016
(5)
20122013 201322014 303
201322014 201422015 2
30000
26159
25000
23034
21675
20000
15000
13088
13086
12783
Generator
10000
5000
National-Grid Extension
6856
5178
4785
2154
1213
740
Solar
2559
2424
2295
1251
1224
Mini-Hydro
1232
Biogas/mass
Total Village
0
2012-2013 Fiscal Year
2014 8
4.2-10
(6)
4.2-10 5 20132014
20142015 20152016
4.2-10
Fiscal Year
20132014
20152016
Million Kyat
37,091
13,158
Million USD
37.8
13.4
Million Kyat
308,033
335,644
Million USD
314.3
342.5
Budget
Investment,
Donation, etc,
20142015
Million Kyat
12,633
345,124
348,802
Million USD
12.9
352.1
355.9
Total
2014 1
USD 1= Kyat 980
4 - 74
(7) 2014 5
1)
20142015 3,145 6,855

3,145 4.2-11
4.2-11
2014 5
Item
Number of Villages
Budgeted by DRD
1,491
47
Budgeted by MOEP (Grid extension)
1,634
52
20
Budgeted by MOI with ADB
WB
5
2)
20152016 718 9,282
4 - 75
4.3
4.3.1
(1)
1)
20142015 20192020 LNG

LNG LNG 84 mmcfd
HSD 2.7 mmld
LNG
2)
715 bbtud
Zawtika 797 mmcfd
465 bbtudZawtika 518 mmcfd
M-3
3)
Shwe Take or Pay1 DCQ

50%1 DCQ 50%
(2)
1)
12 JICA
a)
LNG
23
b)
23
4 - 76
2)
3040
Thaketa Thaton
3)
4)
Shwe Take or Pay

Take or Pay
Take or Pay Yadana Zawtika
Shwe
5)
Ayeyawady/Yangon500MWHlaingtharyar400MW UREC 2400MW

1,500
13%
400MW500MW
20242025
7,000MW
400MW500MW
6)
(1)
4.3.2
1)
20302031
20 ton/
2)
Boakpyin500MW Ngayukong550MW
4 - 77
3)
Kyauktan1,300MW
Tilawa
360MW
Kunchangon3,270MW
4)
Kalewa540MW Keng Tong600MW

2
a)
Kalewa Coal Mine Group IPP

Keng Tong Coal Mine
Group
b)
Kalewa Kalewa Keng Tong
(2)
1)
IPP
IPP
2)
Kalewa 20172018
Coal Mine Group
Keng Tong 20252026

Coal Mine Group
4 - 78
3)
4.3.3
(1)
1)
2)
4.1-14
3)
20112012 20152016 5 5
20122013
33.4% 20152016 65.4%
(2)
1)
2)
WB ADB 5
4 - 79
5.1
5.1.1
DHPP
Department of Hydropower PlanningDHPIDepartment of
Hydropower Implementation
MEPEMyanma Electric Power EnterpriseTPDThermal Power Department
2013 7
68
45.5 GW 68 MOEPMinistry of Electric Power
MOAIMinistry of Agriculture and Irrigation 13 2.6
GW 45.5 GW 5.7% 94.3%
JVJoint VentureIPPIndependent
Power Producer
DEPDepartment
of Electric Power 2016
2013 6 2013 2014 50MW
4
YwamaHlawgaAhloneThaketa
2013 7
5-1
5.1.2
(1)
2013 6 1
3,896.05 MW 2,780 MW 996.05 MW
120 MW 5.1-1 5.1-1
Dapein(1)
240MW
3.56
%
Shweli(1)
600MW
29.51
%
Thapanzeik
30 MW
66.93
%
Sedawgyi
25 MW
Yeywa
790 MW
Hydro
Gas
Coal
Kyungchaung
54.3 MW
Kinda
56 MW
Zawgyi(2)
12 MW
Zawgyi(1)
18 MW
Mone
75 MW
Kyeeon Kyeewa
74 MW
Tigyit
120 MW
Mann
36.9 MW
Baluchaung(1)
28 MW
Paunglaung
280 MW
Sr
1
2
3
Description
Hydropower
Gas-fired
Coal-fired
Total
Qty
Installed
Capacity
(MW)
20
14
1
2,780.00
996.05
120.00
35
3,896.05
Myanma
Power
System
2,259.00
996.05
120.00
3,375.05
Foreign
521
-
Shwedaung
55.35MW
Myanaung
34.7MW
Baluchaung(2)
168 MW
Kabaung
30MW
Thauk-yekhat(2)
120 MW
Kun
60 MW
Hlawga
154.2 MW
54.55 MW
Ywama
70.3 MW
52 MW
Hydropower plant
Gas-fired power plant
Coal-fired power plant
Yenwe
25 MW
521
Keng Taung
54 MW
Shwegyin
75 MW
Steam turbine power plant
Zaungtu
20 MW
Thaketa
92 MW
53.6 MW
Ahlone
154.2 MW
121 MW
Thaton
50.95 MW
Mawlamyaing
12 MW
2013
5.1-1
1 MOEP, Power Development Plan in Myanmar, June 2013
5-2
5.1-1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Hydropower
Baluchaung-1
Baluchaung-2
Yeywa
Kinda
Sedawgyi
Zawgyi-1
Zawgyi-2
Thapanseik
Mone
Paunglaung
Kabaung
Yenwe
Zaung Tu
Shweli-1
Keng Tong
Shwegyin
Kun
Kyee On Kyee Wa
Dapein-1
Thauk Ye Khat-2
Subtotal
2012 12
Output (MW)
28
168
790
56
25
18
12
30
75
280
30
25
20
600 (300)
54
75
60
74
240(221)
120
2,780 (521)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Gas-fired
Kyungchaung
Mann
Shwedaung
Mawlamyaing
Myanaung
Hlawga
Ywama
Ahlone
Thaketa
Thaton
Subtotal
Output (MW)
54.3
36.9
55.35
12
34.7
154.2+54.55*=208.75
70.3+52*=122.3
154.2+121*=275.2
92+53.6*=145.6
50.95
996.05
Coal-fired
Tigyit
Output (MW)
120
Existing Power System Total

= 3,896.05 (521) MW
* IPP 281.15MW
JV
IPP
2013
Hlawga IPP 54.55MW

1 26MW1MW 26 2013 7 2
Ywama IPP 52MW4MW

13 2013 8
Ahlone IPP
121MW 1 82MW41MW 2 2013 6
2 39MW39MW 1 2014 9
Thaketa IPP 53.6MW

3.352MW 16 2013 7
1
5-3
2012 64MW 86MW

2013 12 2,780MW20
796.9MW10 IPP 4
5.1-1 Ahlone IPP 82MW
120MW1 3,696.9MW31
(2)
2 2013 7
5.1-2
JICAJapan International Cooperate Agency

Baluchaung No.2
5-4
Location
Baluchaung-1
Kayah
State
1989
1989.06
(1992)
5-5
Kyee On
Kyee Wa
Kun
18 Magway
19 Bago
2012
120
2,660
60
74
75
240
790
600
54
30
25
280
75
30
20
12
18
28
25
56
168
40 x 3
20 x 3
37 x 2
18.75 x 4
60 x 4
197.5 x 4
100 x 6
18 x 3
15 x 2
12.5 x 2
70 x 4
25 x 3
10 x 3
10 x 2
6 x2
6 x3
14 x 2
12.5 x 2
28 x 2
28 x 6
MW x unit
Units
604
13,267.8
190
370
262
1,065
3,550
4022
377.6
120
123
911
330
117.2
76
30
35
200
134
165
1,190
Annual
Energy
Generation
(GWh)
48
23.4
7.5
7.3
17.4
8.3
10.6
1.0
2.5
3.6
9.7
5.7
7.6
57.4
36
24.3
10.9
8.3
22.9
10.9
18.6
1.0
4.6
3.5
12.5
7.9
13.2
71.8
40
18.9
11.9
11.2
48.5
13.4
14.3
4.5
5.2
3.9
14.8
9.0
13.0
43
18.8
10.2
42.7
10
11.7
4.2
3.9
5.6
14.1
11.9
7.8 -
82.2
41
22.8
7.1
11.5
38.2
17.9
14.7
8.1
3.5
5.5
14.5
14.1
84.0
45
12.8
4.6
61.2
34.1
18.7
10.5
3.3
7.7
11.0
16.4
66.2
44
15.8
1.3
1.1
62.6
36.5
17.6
11.6
2.8
10.8
6.4
16.4
3.6
43.4
Power Generation (GWh) in 2011
82.4
34
22.8
4.9
2.7
66.1
37.1
17.7
10.2
1.6
10.6
7.1
8.6
11.6
61.1
29
23.6
6.7
10.1
85.6
39.2
16.8
10.7
3.7
8.6
10.1
7.7
13.1
66.2
10
53
25.0
8.7
7.7
65.2
25.4
11.8
1.6
3.6
8.1
12.4
12.6
16.3
69.0
11
50
25.9
11.6
65.9
30.8
0.9
0.7
4.6
6.5
14.4
11.6
1.3
83.0
12
49
26.0
9.8
11.8
45.2
16.6
0.1
0.6
3.0
5.4
17.1
8.9
0.3
93.4
51
24.3
11.0
11.4
42.6
7.8
2.3
0.7
3.0
5.0
16.5
4.9
8.0
44
22.8
19.1
8.3
36.7
11.0
17.3
0.6
6.8
3.5
19.3
9.3
21.1
90.8 105.7
11.5
2.0
11.5
1.9
16.5
1.8 24
21
21.6
40.5
50.6
37.7
31.7
9.6
5.6
13.3
10.4
9.8
6.7
13.3
32.4
5.4
32.1
271.5 204.1 190.9 155.3 155.5 173.7 225.1 281.2 256.2 309.2 279.5 331.6 236.0 230.7 176.3
50
21.9
12.2
29
12.5
1.3
1.3
3.5
5.2
8.0
0.7
39.1
Source: "Strategies for Sustainable Hydropower Development in Myanmar, 29 January 2013", DHPP,MOEP and MOEP
"Maynmar Energy Sector Initial Assessment, Table A5.1", October 2012, ADB
Thauk Ye Khat
2012
Shwegyin
17 Bago
Subtotal
2011
Dapein-1
16 Kachin
20
2010
Yeywa
Mandalay
15
Division
2011.02
2008
14 Shan State Shweli-1
2008
2007
2008
Kabaung
12 Bago
2004
2005.03
13 Shan State Keng Tawng
Yenwe
11 Bago
Paunglaung
Mone
9 Magwe
Mandalay
Division
Thapanseik
8 Sagaing
10
2000.03
Zaung Tu
7 Bago
2002.05
1998.01
6 Shan State Zawgyi-2
1995.07
Sedawgyi
Mandalay
Division
1985
5 Shan State Zawgyi-1
Kinda
Baluchaung-2
Mandalay
Division
1960 /
1974
Name of
Installed
Hydroelectric Operation
Capacity
Power
Year
(MW)
Station
Kayah
1
State
Sr.
5.1-2
5
6
40.2
13.5
16.9
95.7
37
26.1
18.5
10.4
25.8
6.9
12.5
0.6
6.6
2.9
17.9
11.8
21.2
40.9
13.0
11.2
90.0
39
27.6
15.9
10.3
22.2
5.7
17.8
1.6
7.1
4.9
19.8
7.8
20.0
88.0
46
31.8
8.3
10.8
62.9
41.8
14.9
9.4
7.8
6.8
16.4
1.8
15.8
31
24.6
0.5
11.1
83.7
36.0
11.2
11.4
8.0
10.1
9.9
4.9
15.5
57.0
41
24.0
0.2
9.1
60.5
35.7
7.9
10.6
4.3
10.3
9.4
8.7
12.6
64.8
46
25.6
0.7
0.7
52.7
33.8
12.6
2.3
6.8
9.4
11.0
10.8
14.3
70.5
10
12
64
31.5
0.9
0.9
64.9
11.3
10.1
0.8
6.5
8.0
17.6
8.2
12.8
50
35.6
3.2
2.6
54.2
11.5
0.2
1.4
1.4
6.9
19.7
4.9
2.4 -
44
31.4
6.9
6.4
41.0
14.7
0.2
1.0
1.3
4.8
19.7
3.8
95.1 105.9 106.7
11
37
26.8
6.6
8.2
36.6
15.7
1.9
0.9
3.0
4.0
17.8
3.5
4.6
32
25.6
6.8
10.5
25.9
14.7
5.5
1.5
6.4
3.9
19.4
7.8
11.1
39
22.9
8.9
11.7
39.8
10.0
5.1
1.3
6.2
3.4
19.2
9.0
10.1 7.1
46
24.0
12.5
11.9
30.4
4.0
4.1
0.7
4.1
3.8
19.2
49
26.8
14.2
12.2
33.4
9.9
4.5
5.7
4.5
5.6
18.7
7.7
96.3 105.3 103.8 103.5 101.1
Power Generationn (GWh) in 2013
55
34.3
8.0
10.8
35.3
17.5
7.5
9.9
0.2
5.5
18.5
4.9
99.7
30.9
9.2
7.9
20.6
19.2
15.9
2.6
18.2
19.5
5.0
10.5
17.8
12.6
14.7
13.2
5.0
4.4
8.7
14.3
3.0
10.7
19.2
16.3
17.5
14.0
24.2
15.5
19.7
27.8
32.1
18.4
18.9
33.0
37.8
13.5
22.1
0.5
23.4
35.1
10.2
15.6
1.8
13.4
24.0
14.8
11.1
2.3
22.4
10.6
16.8
18.5
8,104
10
14 -
25
287
17
139
22
26
66
47
2,650 -
640
1,055
77
10
645
30
16
480
152
13
17
3,569
28
454
24
17
4,577
47.14
24.06
27.08
32.83
9.69
70.99
30.63
41.57
22.92
36.01
42.88
25.85
64.19
49.48
80.26
36.18
30.18
74.60
Capacity
Factor
(%)
4/20123/2013
351 -
4,372
3,818
2,784
4,223
7037 -
6,711
3,661
5,553
2,645
5,021
5,380
3,034
6,513
5,857
7,680
6,919
4,168
Forced Planned
Outage Outage
(hours) (hours)
Power Generation in 2012

Operation
Hours
2.3 -
90.9 153.2 310.2 314.2 298.3 232.7 198.0 168.4 154.6 165.9 160.8 103.9 127.7 155.2
45
25.2
12.0
9.9
32.0
8.7
17.8
3.8
8.2
6.0
18.4
5.2
17.7
Power Generation (GWh) in 2012
97.5 109.1 101.6
(3)
MEPE, Power System Development Scheme, 2 July 2013
5.1-3 Ahlone IPP
2
714.9MW 366MW
5.1-3
Region/State
Yangon
Yangon
Yangon
Yangon
Gas
Thermal
Power
Existing
Mon
Magwe
Mon
Ayanwaddy
Bago
Magwe
Installed
Station
Capacity
MW)
33.3
33.3
Hlawga GTCC
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
Ywama GT
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
Ahlone GTCC
33.3
54.3
19
19
Tharkayta GTCC
19
35
18.45
Thaton GT
16.25
16.25
18.1
Kyunchaung GT
18.1
18.1
6
Mawlamyaing GT
6
16.25
Myanaung GT
18.45
18.45
Shwedaung GT
18.45
18.45
Mann GT
18.45
(Production stop in 2005)
18.45
Sub Total
Type
GT
GT
GT
ST
GT
GT
GT
ST
GT
GT
GT
ST
GT
GT
GT
ST
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
714.9
COD
Current
Capacity
Generation Factor
(MW)
(%)
1996.01
Efficiency
(%)
88
55
19.18
50
40
19.72
76
52
22.3
57
59
16.52
35
61
18.98
1974
24.5
32
21.45
1980
28
17.02
1975&84
12
27
21.08
20.5
36
15.61
Remark
1999.04
1980
2004
2004
1995.04
NEDO
NEDO
1997.02
1990.03
1997.02
1985
2001
1984
1980
0
366
Reference 1 : Power System Development Scheme of MEPE 2.7.2013,

Reference 2 : Power Development Plan in Myanmar 6, 2013
Reference 3: Efficiency is calculated from actual value of power generation by MEPE
Reference 4: Pre-commissioning plants are not included
(4)
Tigyit 60 MW 2
2004 120MW
30 MW
4.1.5
5-6
5.1.3
IPP
2013 2016
2017 2021 2022 2026 2027 2031
5.1-4 5.1-7
5.1-2 5.1-5
(1) 2013 2016

5.1-4
Sr. No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Total
Project Name
Phyu
Nancho
Upper Paunglaung
Baluchaung-3
Upper Baluchaung
Chipwinge
Dapein-1
Minbuu
Hlawga
Hlawga
Ywama
Ywama
Thaketa
Thaketa
Thaketa
Ahlone
Mawlamyaing
Kyaukphyu
Kanpouk
Yangon-Kunchangon
2013 2016
Type
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Solar
Gas
Gas
Gas
Gas
Gas
Gas
Gas
Gas
Gas
Gas
Gas
Coal
Installed Capacity
40
40
140
52
29
99
101
50
54.55
486
52
240
53.6
503
513
121
230
100
525
300
3,729.15
2013-2014
40
40
52
99
50
54.55
52
240
53.6
82
763.15
2014-2015
140
29
243
167
127
39
100
100
175
1,120
2015-2016
101
243
336
386
130
350
300
1,846
2013
Sr
No.
Type of
Energy
Hydro
Installed capacity to be
completed in year
2015-16 (MW)
501
Coal
300
420
Gas
2,878.15
3,593.05
Solar
50
50
3,729.15
6,823.05
Total
0.73%
Installed
Capacity
(MW)
2,760
40.45%
52.66%
6.16%
Hydro
Coal
Gas
Solar
2013
5.1-2
2016
5-7
(2) 2017 2021

5.1-5
2017 2021
Sr. No.
Project Name
Type
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Upper Yeywa (MOEP)

Shweli-3 (MOEP)
Bawgata (MOEP)
Upper Bu (MOEP)
Middle Paunglaung (MOEP)
Thahtay (MOEP)
Upper Keng Tong (MOEP)
Chibwe
Laza
Upper Thanlwin (Kunlong)
Gawlan
Wxhonhgze
Lawngdin
Hkan Kwan
Tongxingqiao
Hutgyi
Shweli-2
Saindin
Dapein-2
Manipur
Belin
Ngotchaung
Yangon - Htantapin
Yangon- Thilawa
Boakpyin
Ngayukong
Ayeyarwady/Yangon
Tanintharyi, Mon, Kayin
Shan, Kayah
Chin, Rakhine, Ayeyarwady, Yangon
Sagaing, Magway, Mandalay, Shan, Tanintharyi
Total
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Hydro
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Gas
Wind
Wind
Wind
Geothermal
Installed Capacity for

Myanmar
280
1,050
160
150
100
111
51
1,700
950
700
50
30
217.5
70
160
680
260
38.25
84
190
280
16.6
270
650
250
500
500
300
579
330
200
10,907.35
Installed Capacity
280
1,050
160
150
100
111
51
3,400
1,900
1,400
100
60
435
140
320
1,360
520
76.5
168
380
280
16.6
270
650
500
500
500
1,000
1,930
1,102
200
19,110.1
2013
Sr
No.
Type of
Energy
Installed capacity to
be completed
in year 2020-21
(MW)
73,28.35
Installed
Capacity
(MW)
Hydro
Coal
1,670
2,090
Gas
500
4,093.05
Solar
50
Wind
1,209
1,209
Geothermal
200
200
Total
10,907.35
10,088.35
17,730.04
0.3% 6.8%
1.1%
23%
57%
11.8%
Hydro
Coal
Gas
Solar
Wind
Geothermal
2013
5.1-3
2021
5-8
(3) 2022 2026 2027 2031

5.1-6
2022 2026
Sr. No.
Project Name
Type
Ywathit-Thanlwin
Hydro
Installed Capacity
4,000
Installed Capacity for Myanmar

2,000
Wutsok
Hydro
1,800
900
Kaunglanhpu
Hydro
2,700
1,350
Yenan
Hydro
1,200
600
Pisa
Hydro
2,000
1,000
Laymyro
Hydro
600
300
Laymyro-2
Hydro
90
45
Natabat-Kayah
Hydro
180
90
Naung Pha
Hydro
1,000
500
10
Mantaung
Hydro
200
100
11
Keng Tong
Hydro
96
48
12
Wan Ta Pin
Hydro
25
12.5
13
So Lue
Hydro
165
82.5
14
Mong Wa
Hydro
50
25
15
Keng Yang
Hydro
28
14
16
He Kou
Hydro
88
44
17
Nam Kha
Hydro
200
100
18
Natabat-Kachin
Hydro
200
100
19
Kalewa
Coal
600
300
15,222
7,611
Total
2013
Sr
No.
Type of
Energy
be completed in
year 2025-26 (MW)
7,311
Installed
Capacity
(MW)
17,399.35
Hydro
Coal
300
2,390
Gas
4,093.05
Solar
50
Wind
1,209
Geothermal
200
7,611
25,341.4
Total
0.2% 4.8%
0.8%
16.2%
9.4%
68.7%
Hydro
Gas
Wind
Coal
Solar
Geothermal
2013
5.1-4
2026
5-9
5.1-7
Sr. No.
2027 2031
Project Name
Type
Installed Capacity
Htu Kyan
Hydro
105
52.5
Hanna
Hydro
45
22.5
Thakya
Hydro
150
75
Palaung
Hydro
105
52.5
Bawlake
Hydro
180
90
Upper Thanlwin- Mong Tong
Hydro
7,110
3,555
7,695
3,847.5
Total
2013
Sr
No.
Type of
Energy
be completed in year
2030-31 (MW)
3,847.5
Installed
Capacity
(MW)
21,246.85
Hydro
Coal
2,390
Gas
4,093.05
Solar
50
Wind
1,209
Geothermal
200
3,847.5
29,188.9
Total
4.14%
0.17%
0.69%
14.02
%
8.19%
72.79
%
Hydro
Coal
Gas
Solar
Wind
Geothermal
2013
5.1-5
1)
2031
MOEP, Strategies for Sustainable Hydropower Development in Myanmar, 29 Jan. 2013

5.1-8 4 2013 11

Belin
Local/IPP
Mawlike JV/IPP
280 MW
520 MW
800 MW
5 - 10
5.1-8
Sr.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
1
2
3
4
5
6
Note:
Name of Project
Installed
capacity
(MW)
2013 6
Expected
Generation
Energy
(GWh)
599
120
152
605
334
120
454
2,384
44
386
267
1,330
3,500
500
6,027
Location
Region/State
Unit
Current
Date of
Weighted
Construction
Situation
MOU
Cost
Progress *2)
*1)
Signing
(US$/kW)
1,946
28.12.2006
100%
UC
67.69%
UC
94.67%
2,175
2.5.2008
100%
3,610
2.5.2008
UC
79.82%
1,410
5.11.2009
UC
37.34%
UC
76.81%
Expecting Implementing
COD
Agency
Chipwinge
99
Kachin St
2012/13
JV/IPP
Phyu Chaung
40
Bago Re
2013/14
MOEP
Nancho
40
Mandalay Re
2013/14
MOEP
Thauk Te Khat-2
120
Bago Re
2012/13
Local/IPP
Baluhaung-3
52
Kayar St
2013/14
Local/IPP
Upper Baluchaung
29
Bago Re
2014/15
Local/IPP
Upper Paunglaung
140
Bago Re
2014/15
MOEP
Sub-Total
520
Ann
10
Rakhine St
SP
18.7%
MOEP
Thahtay
111
Rakhine St
UC
26.13% 2018/19
MOEP
Upper Keng Tong
51
Shan St(S)
UC
15.43% 2018/19
MOEP
Upper Yeywa
280
Shan St(N)
UC
17.49% 2019/20
MOEP
Shweli-3
1,050
Shan St(N)
UC
5.99% 2020/21
MOEP
Bawgata
160
Bago Re
Pre.Works 2020/21
MOEP
Sub-Total
1,662
Shwezaye
660
Sagaing
2,846
16.9.2010
SP
Investigation
JV/IPP
Tanintharyi
600
Taninthayi
1,908
9.10.2008
SP
Investigation
JV/IPP
Tamanthi
1,200
Sagaing
2,371
16.9.2010
SP
Investigation
JV/IPP
Mawlike
520
Sagaing
27.5.2010
SP
Investigation
JV/IPP
Hutgyi
1,360
Kayin
1,679
30.5.2005
F/S
Investigation
JV/IPP
Manipur
380
Sagaing
29.8.2012
F/S
On-going
JV/IPP
Chipwi
3,400
Kachin
1,278
28.12.2006
F/S
Investigation
JV/IPP
Laza
1,900
Kachin
1,451
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Dapein-2
168
Kachin
1,000
25.9.2008
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Gawlan
100
Kachin
26.2.2009
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Wu Zhongze
60
Kachin
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Lawngdin
435
Kachin
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Hkan Kawn
140
Kachin
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Tongxingqiao
320
Kachin
964
F/S
Investigation
JV/IPP
Upper Thanliwn (Kunlong)
1,400
Shan (N)
980
5.4.2007
F/S
Investigation
JV/IPP
Shweli-2
520
Shan (N)
1120
12.11.2009
F/S
Investigation
JV/IPP
Myitsone
6,000
Kachin
1330
28.12.2006
SP
Investigation
JV/IPP
Sinedin
76.5
Rakhaing
5.11.2009
F/S
Investigation
JV/IPP
Upper Bu
150
Magway
On-going
MOEP
Belin
280
Mon
24.11.2010
SP
Investigation
Local/IPP
Middle Paunglaung
100
Mandalay
Investigation
MOEP
Sub-Total
18,969.5
Ywathit (Thanlwin)
4,000
Kayan
1217
7.1.2010
F/S
Investigation
JV/IPP
Wutsok
1,800
Kachin
1263
28.12.2006
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Kaunglanhpu
2,700
Kachin
1142
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Renam (Yenam)
1,200
Kachin
1286
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Hpizaw (Pisa)
2,000
Kachin
1,268
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Naopha
1,000
Shan (N)
20.12.2009
F/S
Investigation
JV/IPP
Mantong
200
Shan (N)
F/S
Investigation
JV/IPP
Lemro (Laymyo)
600
Rakhine
2533
7.1.2010
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Lemro-2 (Laymyo-2)
90
Rankhine
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Namlwe
452
Keng Tong
96
Shan (S)
25.9.2007
F/S
Investigation
JV/IPP
Wan Ta Pin
25
Shan (S)
F/S
Investigation
JV/IPP
So Lue
165
Shan (S)
F/S
Investigation
JV/IPP
Mong Wa
50
Shan (S)
Investigation
JV/IPP
Keng Yang
28
Shan (S)
F/S
Investigation
JV/IPP
He Kou
88
Shan (S)
F/S
Investigation
JV/IPP
Nam Kha
200
Shan (S)
F/S
Investigation
JV/IPP
Nam Tamhpak (Kachin)
200
Kachin
20.1.2011
F/S
Investigation
JV/IPP
Nam Tamhpak (Kayah)
180
Kayah
7.1.2010
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Sub-Total
14,622
Upper Thanliwn (Mongton)
7,110
Shan (E)
977
10.11.2010
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Nam Pawn
585
Htu Kyan (Tuzxing ?)
105
Shan(S)/Kayah
7.1.2010
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Hseng Na
45
Shan(S)/Kayah
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Tha Hkwa
150
Shan(S)/Kayah
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Palaung
105
Shan(S)/Kayah
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Bawlake
180
Shan(S)/Kayah
I
Investigation
JV/IPP
Sub-Total
7,695
*1) UC= Under Construction, DD= Under Detailed Design Stage, F/S = Feasibility Study Stage, SP: Suspended more than three (3) years, I = Investigation Stage
*2) Weighted progress up to 31st June 2013.
Strategies for Sustainable Hydropower Development in Myanmar, 29 January 2013
5 - 11
5.1-8
Power Station (MOEP)
Phyu Chaung
Finance Resource
Local Currency
Nancho
Local Currency
Upper Paunglaung
Local Currency
Ann
Thahtay
Local + Foreign Loan
5.1-11
Upper Keng Tong
Upper Yeywa
Local Currency
(China)
(China)

(China)
JV/IPP + Foreign
Loan
Local Preliminary
Works
MOAI
Proposal Stage
Shweli-3
2)
Bawgata
Power System
Upper Bu
Development Scheme of MEPE
Middle Paunglaung
2013 11 5.1-9
3
Kyaukphyu 2014 50MW100MW
Myin Gyan
225250MW
2015 8
2013 9 18
Kyause
80100MW
2014 2
2013 9 18
Hlaingtharyar
500MW2016
Thaton 106MW
50.95MW
2016
50MW
2016
5 - 12
5.1-9
Station
2013 11
Current
Time for
Generation
Commissioning
(MW)
Installed
Capacity (MW)
Type
26
GE
2013.05
28.55
GE
2014.02
FS
243
2014.11
243
2015.05
Current
Situation
18
Remark
1MW26units
54.55-26=28.55
Hlawga
52
GE
Commissioning
2013.07
240
GT
2014.02
82
GT
2013.06
39
ST
2014.09
UC
GE?
2014?
GE
Commissioning
2013.07
Ywama
Ahlone
53.6
Thaketa
4MW13units
UC
72
3.352MW16units
167
2015.02
FS
336
2016.01
FS
127
2014.12
FS
386
2016.03
FS
100
GTCC
2015
FS
43.5(GT) + 21.6(GT) +
34.9(ST)
130
GTCC
2016
FS
43.5(GT)2 + 43(ST)
50
GT
2014.12
FS
Mawlamyaing
Kyaukphyu (New)/
Rakhine State
50MW?
2013.9 ~ 2014.12
3.3MW (Rental)
175
2015.03
350
2016.02
Kanpouk (New)
Myin Gyan
Kyause
Hlaingtharyar
Ayeyarwady/ Yangon
225 ~ 250
(assumption)
80 ~ 100
(assumption)
GTCC
2015.08
GE, rental
2014.02
500
Bid Announce:
18/09/2013
Bid Announce:
18/09/2013
2016
Sub Total
2878.15
500
GT
90
2021
Note: *1) UC= Under Construction, F/S = Feasibility Study Stage, I = Investigation Stage
5 - 13
500
~ 2016
I
~ 2031
2013
3)
6 5.1-10
IPP
6 12
IPP
Kyaw Thaung 8MW
Kyaw Thaung 11
IPP Kunchangon
5.1-10
Project Name
Installed Capacity
(MW)
Installed Capacity
for Myanmar (MW)
Time for
Commissioning
Current
Situation
1)
Yangon-Kunchangon
300
300
2015/2016
F/S
2)
Yangon-Htantapin
270
270
2017/2021
3)
Yangon-Thilawa
650
650
2017/2021
4)
Boakpyin
500
250
2017/2021
5)
Ngayukong
500
500
2017/2021
F/S
6)
Kalewa
600
300
2022/2026
2013
Note: *1) F/S = Feasibility Study Stage, I = Investigation Stage
4)
Project Name
Type
Installed
Capacity
(MW)
Installed
Time for
Capacity for
Commissioning
Myanmar (MW)
Minbuu
Solar
50
50
2013/2014
Wind
1000
300
2017/2021
Shan, Kayah
Wind
1930
579
2017/2021
Wind
1102
330
2017/2021
Sagaing, Magway, Mandalay, Shan,

Tanintharyi
Geothermal
200
200
2017/2021
5 - 14
IPP
Minbuu50MW2014 12
MOUMemorandum of Understanding
500MW
1 500MW
5)
5.1-11
2030
2013 6
5 - 15
Hydro Power Existing
Thermal Power Existing
Hlawga GTCC
Yangon
5 - 16
Thaton GT
Kyunchaung GT
Mawlamyaing GT
Myanaung GT
Shwedaung GT
Mann GT (Production
stop in 2005)
Tigyit Coal-fired
Mon
Magway
Mon
Ayeyarwady
Bago
Magway
Shan
Tharkayta GTCC
Ahlone GTCC
Ywama GT
Baluchaung-2
Kinda
Sedawgyi
Baluchaung-1
Zawgyi-1
Zawgyi-2
Zaungtu
Thapanseik
Mone
Paunglaung
Yenwe
Kabaung
Keng Tong
Shweli-1
Yeywa
Dapein-1
Shwegyin
Kyee On Kyee Wa
Kun
Thauk Ye Khat (2)
Kayah State
Mandalay Div.
Mandalay Div.
Kayah State
Shan State
Shan State
Bago
Sagaing
Magway
Mandalay Div.
Bago
Bago
Shan State
Shan State
Mandalay Div.
Kachin
Bago
Magway
Bago
Bago
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
600
790
240
75
74
60
120
Subtotal
2780
33.3 GT
33.3 GT
33.3 GT
54.3 ST
18.45 GT
18.45 GT
24 GT
9.4 ST
33.3 GT
33.3 GT
33.3 GT
54.3 ST
19 GT
19 GT
19 GT
35 ST
18.45 GT
16.25 GT
16.25 GT
18.1 GT
18.1 GT
18.1 GT
6 GT
6 GT
16.25 GT
18.45 GT
18.45 GT
18.45 GT
18.45 GT
18.45 GT
18.45 GT
Subtotal 714.9
60
60
Subtotal
120
Installed
Capacity (MW)
NEDO
NEDO
366
87.1
20.5
12
24.5
35
57
76
50
88
Available
Capacity for
Myanmar (MW)
156.5
51
24.1
28
18
12
19
29.3
74.15
282
27.32
29.71
37.72
155
732
5
75
74
21.08
120
1970.88
5.1-11
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2013
2014
2012
2013
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2015
2014
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2016
2015
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2017
2016
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2018
2017
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2019
2018
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2020
2019
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2021
2020
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2022
2021
(1/3)
2022
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2023
2023
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2024
2024
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2025
2025
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2026
2026
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2027
2027
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2028
2028
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2029
2029
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2030
2030
60
60
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
168
56
25
28
18
12
20
30
75
280
25
30
54
300
790
19
75
74
60
120
2031
Hydro Power On-going or Future
5 - 17
44266
680
190
1700
950
84
50
30
217.5
70
160
700
260
38.25
280
38.25
280
111
51
280
1050
160
150
100
99
40
40
52
29
140
101
680
190
1700
950
84
50
30
217.5
70
160
700
260
111
51
280
1050
160
150
100
99
40
40
52
29
140
101
16.6
16.6
16.6
16.6
16.6
16.6
16.6
16.6
16.6
Ngotchaung
2021
52.5
22.5
75
52.5
90
52.5
22.5
75
52.5
90
Subtotal
3555
3555
2031
2031
2031
2031
2031
2031
48
12.5
82.5
25
14
44
100
100
90
105
45
150
105
180
16.6
48
12.5
82.5
25
14
44
100
100
90
48
12.5
82.5
25
14
44
100
100
90
48
12.5
82.5
25
14
44
100
100
90
48
12.5
82.5
25
14
44
100
100
90
2000
900
1350
600
1000
500
100
300
45
2000
900
1350
600
1000
500
100
300
45
2000
900
1350
600
1000
500
100
300
45
2000
900
1350
600
1000
500
100
300
45
2000
900
1350
600
1000
500
100
300
45
38.25
280
38.25
280
38.25
280
680
190
1700
950
84
50
30
217.5
70
160
700
260
111
51
280
1050
160
150
100
99
40
40
52
29
140
101
680
190
1700
950
84
50
30
217.5
70
160
700
260
111
51
280
1050
160
150
100
99
40
40
52
29
140
101
2030
2031
680
190
1700
950
84
50
30
217.5
70
160
700
260
111
51
280
1050
160
150
100
99
40
40
52
29
140
101
2029
2030
38.25
280
680
190
1700
950
84
50
30
217.5
70
160
700
260
111
51
280
1050
160
150
100
99
40
40
52
29
140
101
2028
2029
38.25
280
680
190
1700
950
84
50
30
217.5
70
160
700
260
111
51
280
1050
160
150
100
99
40
40
52
29
140
101
2027
2028
7110
16.6
38.25
280
2026
2027

Nam Pawn
Hseng Na
Tha Hkwa
Palaung
Bawlake
16.6
38.25
280
38.25
280
680
190
1700
950
84
50
30
217.5
70
160
700
260
111
51
280
1050
160
150
100
99
40
40
52
29
140
101
2025
2026
48
12.5
82.5
25
14
44
100
100
90
38.25
280
680
190
1700
950
84
50
30
217.5
70
160
700
260
111
51
280
1050
160
150
100
99
40
40
52
29
140
101
680
190
1700
950
84
50
30
217.5
70
160
700
260
111
51
280
1050
160
150
100
99
40
40
52
29
140
101
2024
2025
2023
2024
48
12.5
82.5
25
14
44
100
100
90
680
190
1700
950
84
50
30
217.5
70
160
700
260
111
51
280
1050
160
150
100
99
40
40
52
29
140
101
2022
2023
2026
2026
2026
2026
2026
2026
2026
2026
2026
111
51
280
99
40
40
52
29
140
101
2021
2022
96
25
165
50
28
88
200
200
180
111
51
99
40
40
52
29
140
101
2020
2021
2000
900
1350
600
1000
500
100
300
45
99
40
40
52
29
140
101
2019
2020
2000
900
1350
600
1000
500
100
300
45
99
40
40
52
29
140
101
2018
2019
2026
2026
2026
2026
2026
2026
2026
2026
2026
99
40
40
52
29
140
101
2017
2018
4000
1800
2700
1200
2000
1000
200
600
90
99
40
40
52
29
140
2016
2017
2015
2016
38.25
Ywathit (Thanlwin)
Wutsok
Kaunglanhpu
Renam (Yenam)
Hpizaw (Pisa)
Naopha
Mantong
Lemro (Laymyo)
Lemro-2 (Laymyo-2)
Namlwe
Keng Tong
Wan Ta Pin
Solue
Mong Wa
Keng Yang
He Kou
Nam Kha
Nam Tamhpak (kachin)
Nam Tamhpak (kayah)
2014
2015
2021
2021
660
600
1200
520
1360
380
3400
1900
168
100
60
435
140
320
1400
520
6000
76.5
280
Shwezaye
Tanintharyi
Tamanthi
Mawlaik
Hutgyi
Manipur
Chipwi
Laza
Dapein-2
Gawlan
Wu Zhongze
Lawngdin
Hkan Kawn
Tongxinqiao
Shwel-2
Myitsone
Sinedin
Belin
99
40
40
52
2013
2014
2012
2013
680
190
1700
950
84
50
30
217.5
70
160
700
260
2019
2019
2020
2021
2021
2021
2021
10
111
51
280
1050
160
150
100
Ann
Thahtay
Upper Keng Tong
Upper Yeywa
Shweli-3
Bawgata
Upper Bu
Middle Paunglaung
Available
Capacity for
Myanmar (MW)
(2/3)
2021
2021
2021
2021
2021
2021
2021
2021
2021
2021
2021
2021
2013
2014
2014
2014
2015
2015
2016
99
40
40
52
29
140
101
Chipwinge
Phyu Chaung
Nancho
Baluhaung-3
Upper Baluchaung
Upper Paunglaung
Tapain
Installed
Capacity (MW)
5.1-11
5 - 18
Thermal Power On-going or Future
Renewable
Coal
Coal
Ngayukong
Kalewa
Geothermal
Wind
Minbuu (PV)
Coal
Coal
1459
55538
Total
3320
Subtotal
200
1209
50
Subtotal
600
500
500
650
270
500
Subtotal 2878.2
2021
2021
2014
2026
2021
2021
2021
2021
2016
2021
2016.2
2015.3
350
2014.12
100
175
2016.3
2014.12
127
386
Coal
Yangon-Thilawa
2014?
Commissioning
2013.7
2015.2
2016.1
300
Boakpyin
2013.6
2014.9
336
167
53.6
Coal
Gas
GT
GE
GE?
82
39
GT
ST
240
GT
Commissioning
2013.7
2014.2
2015.5
52
2014.11
243
243
GE
2014.2
26
28.55
2013.5
2016
GE
130
GTCC
2015
GE
100
GTCC
Yangon-Kunchangon
(Virtue Land)
Yangon-Htantapin
Ayeyarwady/Yangon
Kyaukphyu (New)
Thaketa
Ahlone
Ywama
Hlawga
Mawlamyaing
Installed
Capacity (MW)
50
300
500
250
650
270
300
500
72
18
Available
Capacity for
Myanmar (MW)
5.1-11
50
53.6
94
240
52
28.55
50
175
100
127
167
53.6
27
94
240
52
243
28.55
26
100
2015
2014
2013
2014
496
2015
1110
7400.1 7896.1 9006.1
53.6
27
94
52
28.55
26
2014
2013
26
2013
2012
2016
1848
10854
50
300
350
175
100
386
127
336
167
53.6
27
94
240
52
243
243
28.55
26
130
100
2016
2015
2017
10856
50
300
350
175
100
386
127
336
167
53.6
27
94
240
52
243
243
28.55
26
130
100
2017
2016
2018
10858
50
300
350
175
100
386
127
336
167
53.6
27
94
240
52
243
243
28.55
26
130
100
2018
2017
2019
164
11022
50
300
350
175
100
386
127
336
167
53.6
27
94
240
52
243
243
28.55
26
130
100
2019
2018
2020
282
11304
50
300
350
175
100
386
127
336
167
53.6
27
94
240
52
243
243
28.55
26
130
100
2020
2019
2021
10467
21771
200
1209
50
500
250
650
270
300
500
350
175
100
386
127
336
167
53.6
27
94
240
52
243
243
28.55
26
130
100
2021
2020
2022
21773
200
1209
50
500
250
650
270
300
500
350
175
100
386
127
336
167
53.6
27
94
240
52
243
243
28.55
26
130
100
2022
2021
(3/3)
2023
21775
200
1209
50
500
250
650
270
300
500
350
175
100
386
127
336
167
53.6
27
94
240
52
243
243
28.55
26
130
100
2023
2022
2024
21777
200
1209
50
500
250
650
270
300
500
350
175
100
386
127
336
167
53.6
27
94
240
52
243
243
28.55
26
130
100
2024
2023
2025
21779
200
1209
50
500
250
650
270
300
500
350
175
100
386
127
336
167
53.6
27
94
240
52
243
243
28.55
26
130
100
2025
2024
2026
7613
29392
200
1209
50
300
500
250
650
270
300
500
350
175
100
386
127
336
167
53.6
27
94
240
52
243
243
28.55
26
130
100
2026
2025
2027
29394
200
1209
50
300
500
250
650
270
300
500
350
175
100
386
127
336
167
53.6
27
94
240
52
243
243
28.55
26
130
100
2027
2026
2028
29396
200
1209
50
300
500
250
650
270
300
500
350
175
100
386
127
336
167
53.6
27
94
240
52
243
243
28.55
26
130
100
2028
2027
2029
29398
200
1209
50
300
500
250
650
270
300
500
350
175
100
386
127
336
167
53.6
27
94
240
52
243
243
28.55
26
130
100
2029
2028
33250
200
1209
50
300
500
250
650
270
300
500
350
175
100
386
127
336
167
53.6
27
94
240
52
243
243
28.55
26
130
100
2031
2030
2030
2031
2 3849.5
29400
200
1209
50
300
500
250
650
270
300
500
350
175
100
386
127
336
167
53.6
27
94
240
52
243
243
28.55
26
130
100
2030
2029
5.1.4
2 4
2013 8 20 21
4
Paunglaung Tigyit 2013 11
13 11 2122
Tigyit 4
(1)
4
PPAPower Purchase Agreement
Ywama 240MW
2014 2 IPP IPP
Thaketa 500MW
IPP MOU
Ywama 240MW
Thaketa 500MW
(2) Ywama
1)
(a) 10
On-line Cleaning SystemBall cleaning
(b) 900Btu/cf
LHVLower Heating Value 720Btu/cf
5 - 19
(c) 36.9MW 32MW16MW 2
2 33.4MW 25MW
(d)
8,000 710
16,00024,000 20
24,00032,000 1
(e) Ywama 104 21

2)
IPP
(a) IPP 52MW
4MW 13
2013 8
PPA
(b) IPP 240MW
120MW 2
1
2013 11
2014 1
52MW
2013 12
2014 2
230kV
Hlaingtharyar
230kV
IPP 1 30
MOGEMyanma Oil and
240MW
Gas Enterprise
5 $/Btu IPP
IPP
2 NEDONew Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization
5 - 20
(3) Hlawga
1)
(a) Ywama 1
5
(b) On-shore Yadana
33.3MW 26.27MW
#3
2
1 30MW
(c)
Kind of maintenance
Equivalent operation hours
Maintenance days
Combustor I
8,000 hrs
7 days
Combustor II
16,000 hrs
7 days
Hot gas parts
24,000 hrs
40 days
Major overhaul
32,000 ~ 40,000 hrs
45 days
(d) 2 1
4
(e) 120 20
2)
IPP
Hlawga IPP 1
25MW 1 MW 26 1 PPA
2
5 - 21
Gas Engine IPP Project
1MW
(4) Ahlone
1)
(a) 3 #2
#1 #3
2013 11 30MW
(b) Hlawga
(c) 120 34
2)
(a) IPP 121MW

#1 2013 4
#2 6
2014 9
PPA
(b) IPP 50MW
50MW1MW 50
5 - 22
121MW
(5) Thaketa
1)
(a) Ywama 2
23 24
(b) 2012 64MW

86MW
(c)
(d) 16,660.813 Btu/kWh
(e) 2013 5.1-12
2)
IPP
Thaketa IPP 53.6MW3.352MW 16
1 PPA
3)
(a) IPP503MW
MOU MOAMemorandum of Agreement
(b) IPP513MW
MOU MOA
(c) IPP 9MW 1MW 9
2014
5 - 23
5.1-12
MONTH
Machine
(1/2013)
STG
GT (1)
GT (2)
GT(3)
(2/2013)
STG
STG
STG
STG
STG
(3/2013)
GT (2)
GT(3)
GT (1)
GT (2)
(4/2013)
GT(3)
STG
STG
GT(2)
STG
(5/2013)
STG
STG
GT (2)
STG
(6/2013)
STG
STG
Thaketa
Stop Duration
28/12/2012(22:10)
09/01/2013(19:00)
23/02/2013(00:00)
26/02/2013(04:35)
20/02/2013(00:35)
26/02/2013(16:43)
23/02/2013(00:00)
26/02/2013(05:00)
04/02/2013(18:15)
10/02/2013(12:30)
10/02/2013(20:25)
11/02/2013(01:05)
11/02/2013(15:45)
11/02/2013(19:20)
16/02/2013(06:05)
16/02/2013(09:30)
23/02/2013(23:50)
05/03/2013(04:30)
09/03/2013(05:32)
09/03/2013(14:55)
09/03/2013(05:32)
09/03/2013(07:07)
05/04/2013(00:16)
12/04/2013(06:41)
05/04/2013(00:15)
12/04/2013(13:14)
05/04/2013(00:14)
12/04/2013(07:30)
05/04/2013(00:15)
12/04/2013(11:30)
16/04/2013(07:53)
16/04/2013(20:15)
16/05/2013(06:15)
16/05/2013(12:17)
04/05/2013(21:06)
05/05/2013(12:35)
10/05/2013(20:35)
11/05/2013(17:35)
12/05/2013(18:25)
13/05/2013(12:35)
03/06/2013(10:05)
03/06/2013(20:10)
03/06/2013(10:05)
03/06/2013(14:15)
04/06/2013(13:08)
04/06/2013(18:00)
09/06/2013(13:05)
09/06/2013(19:30)
Remarks
Servo Error
Gas Line Maintenance
Power Supply Trouble & Gas Line Shutdown
Gas Line Shutdown
Generator Bearing Temperature High
Generator Winding Temperature High & Vacuum Pressure
Low
Generator Winding Temperature High & Vacuum Pressure
Low
Voltage Surge
Gas Shutdown, Condenser, Generator, Lube Oil Cooler Tube
Cleaning
66kV Feeder Heavy Fault Overspeed Trip
66kV Feeder Heavy Fault Overspeed Trip
Gas Line Shutdown
Gas Line Shutdown
Gas Line Shutdown
Gas Line Shutdown & Generator Cooler, Lube Oil Cooler
Ejector Check Valve Inspection & Cleaning
Power Supply Trouble
Gland Steam Valve Cleaning, Batching Plate Replacement
CV 4605 Cleaning, Gland Steam Nozzle and Ejector Cleaning
Condenser Vacuum Line Maintenance, Ejector Check Valve
66kV Feeder Heavy Fault, Power Supply Trouble
System Breakdown
System Breakdown
Vacuum Pressure High
Thaketa
5 - 24
(6) Paunglaung
2013 11
Paunglaung 280MW70MW 4 2005 3
TaungooThephyu2 3
3 160MW
280MW 50MW
11.5 1
5 3 10 2 16 3 24
4 2
Paunglaung Yeywa
Shweli Baluchaung-2
87 69
5 - 25
5.2
5.1 2030
5.2.1
2016 5.1
IPP
5.2.1
5.2.2
2020 2030
5 - 26
5.2.3
13% 30%2021
2022 20252026 10,000MW
50% IPP
90%
5.2-1 5.2-4 5.2-1 5.2-2 5.2-4
5.2-1 20252026 IPP 10%

20302031 IPP 50%
10%
5 - 27
5.2-1
(Unit : MW)
30%
IPP 50%

IPP 10%

2015-16
3,077
4,000
6,823
2,823
5,995
1,995
2020-21
5,686
7,392
17,730
10,338
13,238
5,846
13,427
6,035
10,986
3,594
2025-26
10,400
13,521
25,341
11,820
17,194
3,673
14,949
1,428
11,777
-1,744
2030-31
19,216
24,981
29,189
4,208
19,887
-5,094
16,834
-8,147
13,097
-11,884
JICA
5.2-2
2017 2021
2017 - 2021
Installed
IPP supply ratio of 50%
Dry(0.5)
Capacity
280
280.0
140.000
IPP supply ratio 10%

Dry(0.5)
280.00
140.000
Upper Yeywa (MOEP)
Shweli-3 (MOEP)
1,050
1,050.0
525.000
1,050.00
525.000
Bawgata (MOEP)
160
160.0
80.000
160.00
80.000
Upper Bu (MOEP)
150
150.0
75.000
150.00
75.000
Middle Paunglaung (MOEP)
100
100.0
50.000
100.00
50.000
Thahtay (MOEP)
111
111.0
55.500
111.00
55.500
Upper Keng Tong (MOEP)
51
51.0
25.500
51.00
25.500
Chibwe
3,400
1,700.0
850.000
340.00
170.000
Laza
1,900
950.0
475.000
190.00
95.000
10
1,400
700.0
350.000
140.00
70.000
11
Gawlan
100
50.0
25.000
10.00
5.000
12
Wxhonhgze
60
30.0
15.000
6.00
3.000
13
Lawngdin
435
217.5
108.750
43.50
21.750
14
Hkan Kwan
140
70.0
35.000
14.00
7.000
15
Tongxingqiao
320
160.0
80.000
32.00
16.000
16
Hutgyi
1,360
680.0
340.000
136.00
68.000
17
Shweli-2
520
260.0
130.000
52.00
26.000
18
Saindin
77
38.3
19.125
7.65
3.825
19
Dapein-2
168
84.0
42.000
16.80
8.400
20
Manipur
380
190.0
95.000
38.00
19.000
21
Belin
280
280.0
140.000
280.00
140.000
22
Ngot Chaung
17
16.6
8.300
16.60
8.300
23
Yangon - Htantapin
270
270.0
270.000
270.00
270.000
24
Yangon- Thilawa
650
650.0
650.000
650.00
650.000
25
Boakpyin
500
250.0
250.000
50.00
50.000
26
Ngayukong
500
500.0
500.000
500.00
500.000
27
Ayeyarwady / Yangon
500
500.0
500.000
500.00
500.000
28
1,000
300.0
300.000
300.00
300.000
29
Shan, Kayah
1,930
579.0
579.000
579.00
579.000
30
1,102
330.0
330.000
330.00
330.000
31
Sagaing, Magway, Mandalay, Shan, Tanintharyi
200
200.0
200.000
200.00
200.000
10,907.4
7,243.175
6,603.55
4,991.275
JICA
5 - 28
5.2-3
2022 - 2026
2022 2026
Installed
Capacity
Dry(0.5)
4,000
2,000
1,000.0

Dry(0.5)
400.0
200.0
Ywathit-Thanlwin
Wutsok
1,800
900
450.0
180.0
90.0
Kaunglanhpu
2,700
1,350
675.0
270.0
135.0
Yenan
1,200
600
300.0
120.0
60.0
Pisa
2,000
1,000
500.0
200.0
100.0
Laymyro
600
300
150.0
60.0
30.0
Laymyro-2
4.5
Natabat-Kayah
Naung Pha
10
90
45
22.5
9.0
180
90
45.0
18.0
9.0
1,000
500
250.0
100.0
50.0
Mantaung
200
100
50.0
20.0
10.0
11
Keng Tong
96
48
24.0
9.6
4.8
12
Wan Ta Pin
25
13
6.3
2.5
1.3
13
So Lu e
165
83
41.3
16.5
8.3
14
Mongwa
50
25
12.5
5.0
2.5
15
Keng Yang
28
14
7.0
2.8
1.4
16
He Kou
88
44
22.0
8.8
4.4
17
Namkha
200
100
50.0
20.0
10.0
18
Natabat-Kachin
200
100
50.0
20.0
10.0
19
Kalewa
600
60.0
60.0
5.2-4
2027 - 2031
300
300.0
7,611
3,955.5
791.1
1,522.2
JICA
2027 2031
Installed
Dry(0.5)
Capacity
105
52.5
26.25

Dry(0.5)
10.500
5.2500
Htu Kyan
Hanna
45
22.5
11.25
4.500
2.2500
Thakya
150
75.0
37.50
15.000
7.5000
Palaung
105
52.5
26.25
10.500
5.2500
Bawlake
180
90.0
45.00
18.000
9.0000
Upper Thanlwin- Mong Tong
7,110
3,555.0
1,777.50
711.000
355.5000
3,847.5
2,693.25
1,885.275 1,319.6925
JICA
5 - 29
5.2.4
IPP
5.2-6 5.2-7
5.2-8
IPP MOU
150m 5.2-5
5.2-5
IPP
150m
150m
150m
150m
MOU-FS-MOA
MOA-EIA-JVA
JVA-construction-COD*
10
* CODCommercial Operating Date
5.2-6
IPP 2014 2
Ywama52MW
Thaketa53.6MW PPA MawlamyaingPhase 198MW
Phase 2132MW 1 2014
Thaketa IPPMOA
IPPMOU
HlawgaMOU
AyeyarwadyMOU 4 LNGLiquid Natural
Gas 2022
MOU 1 F/SFeasibility Study
6 EIAEnvironmental Impact Assessment
SIASocial Impact Assessment
MOA
Kyaukphyu
Myin Gyan
ThatonKyause
Ywama2014
5 - 30
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
5 - 31
Sub Total
Dapein-2
Gawlan
Wu Zhongze
Hkan Kawn
Tongxingqiao
Lawngdin
Naopha
Mantong
Tamanthi
Shwezaye
Tanintharyi
Hutgyi
Sinedin
Lemro (Laymyo)
Lemro-2 (Laymyo - 2)
Ywathit (Thanlwin)
Nam Tamhpak (Kayah)
Hseng Na
Tha Hkwa
Palaung
Bawlake
Shweli-2
Keng Tong
Wan Ta Pin
So Lue
Mong Wa
Keng Yang
He Kou
Nam Kha
Mawlike
Nam Tamhpak (Kachin)
Manipur
Chipwinge
Phyu Chaung
Nancho
Baluhaung-3
Upper Baluchaung
Upper Paunglaung
Ann
Thahtay
Upper Keng Tong
Upper Yeywa
Shweli-3
Bawgata
Upper Bu
Middle Paunglaung
Belin
Ngotchaung
Myitsone
Chipwi
Wutsok
Kaunglanhpu
Renam (Yenam)
Hpizaw (Pisa)
Laza
Stage
44064.1
40
construction
40
construction
52
BOT
29
BOT
140
construction
10
suspended
111
construction
51
construction
280
construction
1050
construction
160 Peliminary Work
150
On-going
100
Investigation
280
terminated
16.6
MOU
6000
JVA
3400
JVA
1800
MOA
2700
MOA
1200
MOA
2000
MOA
1900
JVA
(Prepared to
99
Commercial)
168
MOU
100
MOA
60
MOA
140
MOA
320
MOA
435
MOA
1400
MOA
1000
MOU
200
MOU
1200
MOU
660
MOU
600
MOU
7110
MOU
1360
MOA
76.5
MOA
600
MOA
90
MOA
4000
MOA
180
MOA
105
MOA
45
MOA
150
MOA
105
MOA
180
MOA
520
MOA
96
MOU
25
MOU
165
MOU
50
MOU
28
MOU
88
MOU
200
MOU
520
MOU
200
MOU
380
MOU
Installed
Capacity
(MW)
M
M
S
S
S
M
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
M
M
M
2031
2021
2021
2026
2026
2026
2026
2031
2031
2031
2031
2031
2021
2026
2026
2026
2026
2026
2026
2026
2026
2021
17.4/55.2 Reservoir type

160.6 Reservoir type
2021
2021
2021
2021
2021
2021
2021
2026
2026
2013
2021
2026
2026
2026
2026
2021
2019
2019
2020
2021
2021
2021
2021
2021
2021
2014
2014
2014
2015
2015
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
Reservoir type
241
117.6
70.1
205
48.2
147
29.9
86
43.9
38.1
108
108
92(82)
54(73)
42.5(57)
125(130)
43.9
27.8(36)
50.5(52)
120
63
79
103
90 Reservoir type
109 Reservoir type
59 Reservoir type
47 Reservoir type
47.6 Reservoir type
Type of
Hydropower
Plant
M
M
M
M
M
M
Dam
Height
(m)
74.7 Reservoir type
50.9 Run-of-river type
Run-of-river type
35 Run-of-river type
47.9 Reservoir type
90.8 Reservoir type
57 Reservoir type
70.1 Reservoit type
82.9 Run-of-river type
117 Rservoir type
Run-of-river type
206 Reservoir type
141 Reservoir type
223 Reservoir type
159 Reservoir type
153 Reservoir type
196 Reservoir type
Main River
Subsidiary
River
100
190
3555
680
38.25
300
45
2000
90
52.5
22.5
75
52.5
90
260
48
12.5
82.5
25
14
44
100
84
50
30
70
160
217.5
700
500
100
1700
900
1350
600
1000
950
Available
Capacity for
Myanmar
(MW)
5.2-6
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
2008
2007
MOU
2009
2008
2011
2010
MOU
2012
2011
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
JVA
JVA
JVA
JVA
JVA
JVA
MOA
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOA
JVA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
2013
2012
MOA
MOU
MOA
JVA (June 2010)

MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
JVA (June 2010)
BOT
BOT
2010
2009
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
2014
2013
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
JVA
JVA
JVA
2015
2014
MOA
JVA
JVA
JVA
JVA
JVA
JVA
JVA
JVA
2016
2015
COD
COD
COD
COD
COD
COD
JVA
JVA
JVA
JVA
JVA
JVA
JVA
2017
2016
JVA
JVA
JVA
JVA
JVA
JVA
COD
2018
2017
JVA
JVA
2019
2018
COD
COD
COD
COD
2020
2019
COD
COD
COD
COD
COD
COD
COD
COD
2021
2020
COD
2022
2021
2023
2022
COD
COD
2024
2023
COD
COD
COD
2025
2024
COD
2026
2025
COD
COD
COD
COD
2027
2026
COD
COD
COD
COD
2028
2027
COD
2029
2028
2030
2029
2031
2030
5.2-7
IPP 2014 2
Stage of the project
Phase 1
Contract Date
Contract
Expiration
MOA
29/03/2013
No Expiration
PPA
nearly finished
commissioning
Local/IPP
Hlawga
Current Situation
of Contract
Phase 2
after PPA, under

construction
MOA
29/03/2013
No Expiration
Phase 1
MOU
MOU
27/07/2012
27/04/2015
Phase 2
MOU
MOU
27/07/2012
27/04/2015
MOA
02/08/2013
No Expiration
PPA
First week
02/2014
MOA
16/11/2012
PPA
nearly finished
MOA
16/11/2012
PPA
nearly finished
MOA
27/08/2013
PPA
First week
02/2014
JV/IPP
Ywama
Local/IPP
commissioning
Phase 1
Ahlone
Local/IPP
Phase 2
Local/IPP
Thaketa
No Expiration
Operated
No Expiration
under construction
commissioning
No Expiration
Phase 1
MOA
MOA
04/10/2012
No Expiration
Phase 2
MOA
MOA
04/10/2012
No Expiration
Phase 1
MOU
MOU
02/01/2013
31/10/2015
Phase 2
MOU
MOU
02/01/2013
31/10/2015
MOA
09/09/2013
No Expiration
Phase 1
MOA
PPA
nearly finished
MOA
09/09/2013
PPA
nearly finished
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
Mawlamyaing
Local/IPP
Phase 2
Kanpouk
(NEW)
Local/IPP
or JV/IPP
Ayeyarwady
(NEW)
JV/IPP
No Expiration
MOA
Phase 1
MOU
MOU
11/04/2013
31/07/2014
Phase 2
MOU
MOU
11/04/2013
31/07/2014
MOU
MOU
25/07/2013
25/07/2015
5 - 32
5.2-8
IPP
MOU had singed

No.
Project name &

Location
Installed Capacity
Final Status
Remarks
Yangon Region
2 135 MW (1st Phase)

Htantapin Township,
2 135 MW (or)
Near Kukowa River
1 300 MW (2nd Phase)
On (19.8.2013), developers replied that they - MOU had been signed on

have no changes concerned with the location (11.2.2010).
of the project, but at present, they are trying to
get a place for jetty in the Yangon River for the - Overview of FSR had been
replied on (22.8.2011).
transportation of coal.
Kyun Gyan Gon

Township, Thoung
Khon Village

2 600 MW (3rd Phase)
Developer is preparing to reply the overview - MOU had been signed on

of FSR to DHPP.
(24.8.2012).
Thilawa
Zone
650~1,200 MW (1st Phase)

1,200~2,000 MW (2nd Phase)
3,000 MW (3rd Phase)
Kyauk Tan Township,

2 250 MW
Chaungwa Village
Industrial
MOU had been signed on (21.3.2013).
- MOU had been signed on

(21.3.2013).
- Overview of FSR had been
replied on (16.7.2013).
On (3.7.2013), they had submitted MOU

(Draft) to Ministry of Finance, Union Attorney - MOU had been signed on
General's Office and Ministry of National (8.10.2013).
Planning and Economic Development.
Sagaing Region
Kale District, Kalewa 2 135 MW (1st Phase)

Township

HPGE is preparing to reply the overview of (27.5.2010).
Financial Analysis Report to DHPP.
replied on (15.6.2010).
Tanintharyi Region
6
Myeik Township,
Lotlot Village
1 50 MW
On (19.10.2012), HPGE replied the Pros and

Cons and Inspection ways of Clean Coal
(27.7.2012).
Technology to DHPP.
Kawthaung District,
Boakpyin Township,
Manawlone


On (25.7.2013), HPGE replied the overview of (21.9.2012).
Financial Analysis Report to DHPP.
replied on (14.6.2013).
2 270 MW (or)
2 300 MW
HPGE is preparing to reply the overview of - MOU had been signed on

FSR Implementation Report to DHPP.
(11.4.2013).
25 MW
On (25.5.2012) HPGE reported compare with - MOU had been signed on

previous sulfur reduction report to MOEP.
(1.10.2013).
Ayeyarwady Region
8
Ngayok Kaung
Shan State
9
Keng Tong
MOU Proposal
No.
Project name &

Location
Installed Capacity
Final Status
Remarks
Yangon Region
1
Htan Ta Bin Township,

Shwe Lin Ban
Industrial Zone

Total 1,050 MW
On (13.9.2013), HPGE replied the overview

of FSR to DHPP

2 1,800 MW(2nd Phase)
On (8.11.2012), they had submitted MOU

(Draft).
Tanintharyi Region
2
Dawei Special
Economic Zone
5 - 33
11 IPP 2014
2 9 MOU 5.2-8
F/S
5.2-9 366MW
574MW 2017
Tigyit
30MW 120MW2016
5.2-9
Region/State
Station
Hlawga GTCC
Ywama GTCC
Yangon
Ahlone GTCC
Tharkayta GTCC
Mon
Thaton GT
Magwe
Kyunchaung GT
Mon
Mawlamyaing GT
Ayeyarwady
Myanaung GT
Bago
Shwedaung GT
Magwe
Mann GT
(Production stop
in 2005)
Installed
Capacity
(MW)
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
18.45
18.45
24
9.4
33.3
33.3
33.3
54.3
19
19
19
35
18.45
16.25
16.25
18.1
18.1
18.1
6
6
16.25
18.45
18.45
18.45
18.45
Type
154.2
70.3
154.2
92
50.95
54.3
12
34.7
55.35
18.45
18.45
Sub Total
GT
GT
GT
ST
GT
GT
GT
ST
GT
GT
GT
ST
GT
GT
GT
ST
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
ST
ST
GT
GT
GT
GT
GT
COD
Current
Generation Rehabilitation Replacement
(MW)
1996.01
Planned
88
116
154.2
50
57
70.3
76
116
154.2
1980
2004
2004
1995.04
1997.02
1990.03
57
1997.02
1985
2001
35
86
92
106
(GTCC)
106
1974
24.5
39
54.3
1980
0 *2
1975&84
12
1984
20.5
39
55.35
1980
0 *3
36.9
15
34.7
GT
714.9
366
574(GTCC 481, GT93)
Note
Installed
Capacity
(After
Replacement)
1999.04
GT
36.9
*1
757.95
*1 Generation when additional gas is supplied.

*2 Power supply is not counted according to new power plant construction (Myanmar Lighting).
*3 Power supply in not counted according to the spare from 2005.
5 - 34
5.2.5
5.3 3
(1)
3
GDPGross Domestic Product
(2)
2
(3)
1)
IPP
2)
5 - 35
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
Mytgyinar Barhmaw
Putao 700 km
230kV
JV/IPP
230kV
3)
LNG
16m
5 - 36
4)
SEZSpecial Economic Zone
SEZ
SEZ
2015
SEZ
3
500kV
50MW230kV 230kV
Pathein Ngayok
IPP 540MW MOU
F/S
3 Mawlamyaing
3
2013.11.8
5 - 37
70% 20%
Kalegauk Kalegauk
300km Mawlamyaing
F/S
Mawlamyaing
26%
10% 3
SEZ
5)
2030
5 - 38
(4)
1)

2013 12 2,780MW 20
2012 6,536GWh 76.9%
10
100MW Shweli-1600MW2009
Paunglaung280MW2005
Yeywa790MW2010 Baluchaung-2168MW1960/74 4
Shweli-1 JV/IPP 300MW
70%
Paunglaung Yeywa
2014 3 Nancho40MW
Baluchaung-352MW
Upper Paunglaung
140MW
JV/IPP Local/IPP
a.
b. 500km
c. 1,000km
d.
a. Local/IPP JV/IPP
b.
5 - 39
7.5.2 (5) 1,000MW
Shweli-2
520MW
Shweli-31,050MWUpper Yeywa280MW
Middle Paunglaung100MW
Baluchaung-1 -2SedawgyiKinda
2030
2)

2013 714.9MW 230 mmcfd
19.8%
366MW 3
163 mmcfd
30%
2015 Shwe 100 mmcfd

Yadana Zawtika
Yadana150225 mmcfd
Zawtika60100 mmcfd
5 - 40
2015 490 mmcfd 65%319 mmcfd

2.0
M-3 2018
4 Yadana 2020
Zawtika 2024 2022
2030
4
dual fuel
LNG 4.1.4
LNG
20162017
2022
LNG
LNG
3)

Tigyit 1 120MW60MW
2 2004 30MW
4 6 34
3,3006,600 kcal/kg
6,000
kcal/kg Kalewa Darthwekyauk
Banchaung
Kalewa 3,300 kcal/kg
60,000 Kyat/ton58 $/ton

6,000 kcal/kg CIFCost, Insurance and Freight
110 USD/ton
5 - 41
IPP
IPP
2013 4050%
2030
300MW
4)
MOIMinistry of Industry
MOSTMinistry of Science and Technology
Minbuu 50MW MOU
2
2030 10%
1)
23,074MW2008
1,750MW2008 7.6% 13,867MW2009
1,200MW2015 8.7%
2011
2030 14,542MW
10%
5 - 42
2)
15%
10%
5.2-10
S1
2015
S2
1,000MW
1,000MW
S1
2020
S2
S1
2022
S3
S3
2030
S2
S3
2022
2019
2030 10%
S1 1
S2 2
S3 3
(5)
1)
2)
3)
IPP
4)
5 - 43
Rural Electrification
India
China
Expan.
[ Mini Hydropower
Development ]
China
Bangladesh
China
Mandalay
Expan.
South-North
Line
Expan.
Laos
Expan.
Napyitaw
Kyaukphyu
[ System Expansion ]
- New 500kV T/L
(South-North)
- T/L-D/L Expansion
500kV or
230kV
Outer Ring
Coast Line
Expan.
Yangon
Thailand
THilawar
[ Thermal Power
IPP Development ]
- Coal-fired Power
- Gas-fired Power
5.2-1
Dawei
5 - 44
5.2.6
WASPWien Automatic System Planning

IAEAInternational Atomic Energy Agency
5.2-2
5.2-3
Load MW
Load Duration Curve

Operation Time
Short
Generation Cost
High
Operation Time
Long
Generator
Generator
Generator
Generator Capacity
Generation Cost
LOW
Generation Cost (cent/kWh)
Hour
WASP
5.2-2
WASP
Installed CapacityMW
Fuel TypeCoal, Lignite, Oil, Natural Gas, Gas Turbine
Heat RateKcal/kWh
5 - 45
Fuel Costcents/million Kcals

Fixed O&M [Operation & Maintenance] Cost$/(kWmonth)
Schedule Maintenance Days per yearsdays
Forced Outage Rate%
Capital Cost$/kW
5.2-3
WASP 5.2-4
5 - 46
WASP
5.2-4
WASP
WASP 3
3
Basic Plan
Demand will reach 14.5GW in 2030 at annual energy increase rate, 13% (kWh basis)
Actual capacity in dry season, 19GW, should meet the demand counting on 30% reserve margin (kW Basis)
Existing gas-fired stations power supply is based on
the PDP in Myanmar (June 2013)
Existing coal-fired stations power supply is based on hearing from HPGE of MOEP
Existing hydropower stations power supply is based on daily maximum power output data (May 2013)
Effect of existing gas-fired stations rehabilitation is in 2017
Effect of existing coal-fired stations rehabilitation is in 2017
Future gas-fired power stations candidates were provided due to Thermal power department of MEPE
(Maximum total installed capacity: 4GW)
Future coal-fired power stations candidates were provided by HPGE (Maximum total installed capacity for
Myanmar (Maximum total installed capacity for Myanmar: 8 GW).
Future hydropower stations power supply is 50% of installed capacity as dry season. (The ratio is daily
maximum power supply output data (May 2013) /installed capacity)
5 - 47
Future power plants

Resource
Hydropower
Capital
Cost
(USD/kW)
O&M COST
Efficiency Fuel Cost
Fixed ($/kW- Variable
(%)
($/MMbtu)
month)
($/MWh)
2,000
Gas-Turbine
1,100
31.1
Gas
Combined
1,200
50.6
Gas Engine
890
45.6
Coal-Fired
1,500 2,200
38 - 43
0.6
1.9
2.3
1.9
4.26
2.5
0.6
Remarks
- Capacity Factor 50% on average overall

hydro p/s record.
- Small and medium hydros capital cost is
same as large one, depends on site, scale,
compensation and other elements.
Thermal
11.19 (Gas)
18.0 (LNG)
19.4 (HSD)
- Gas fuel cost includes the construction cost

for
gas
pipeline
and
appurtenant
infrastructures.
- Capital cost is based on the latest plants in
Myanmar.
- Efficiency of GT & GC is based on GTW
2013 that of GE is on Hlawga (55MW).
- Capital cost is based on the past project data
including appurtenant infrastructures.
- Coal fuel import cost is 110 USD/ton
including transportation.
- Heating value: 6,500 (kcal/kg) Higher
efficiency is available by USC in the future
Renewable Energy
Photovoltaic
(PV)
3,600
- Capacity Factor 17% (Thailand case) PV cost

is refer to IRENA report 2012.
- Battery cost of 600 USD/kW is included in
Capital Cost for the power system stability.
5.2-5 5.2-6
5 - 48
Note:
This figure consists of the candidate projects of MOEP.

As this plan is based on the provisional simulation, it may change in the future.
5.2-5
IPPJVIPP
5 - 49
Myin Gyan
Kyause
Kalewa
Keng Tong
Kyaukphyu
Coal-fired
Gas-fired
Ngayyukong
Yangon
Dawei
(Kanpouk
Boakpyin)
Note:

5.2-6
5 - 50
5.3
5.3.1
1
1
1

4.2GW
31.0GW
2.6GW
LNG LNG
20132030 5.3-1 5.3-1 2020 2030

5.3-2
5.3-1
As of 2030 Year: New Coal2.6GW, New Hydro 16.8GW, New Gas 4.2 GW (Installed capacity for Myanmar)
Item/Plant Name
Peak Demand (MW)
Required Generation
Energy (GWh)
2013
2,055
2014
2,248
2015
2,527
2016
2017
2,840
2018
3,192
2019
3,587
2020
4,032
2021
4,531
2022
5,092
2023
5,723
2024
6,431
2025
7,227
2026
8,121
2027
2028
2029
2030
TOTAL
9,125 10,253 11,520 12,944 14,542
12,064 13,560 15,242 17,132 19,256 21,642 24,323 27,336 30,721 34,524 38,797 43,597 48,990 55,048 61,853 69,497 78,083 87,727
699556.8
Existing Plant
Combined Cycle
271
271
271
271
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
Gas Turbine
95
95
95
95
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
481
93
Coal
60
60
60
60
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
Hydropower
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
(Existing Sub Total)
1556
1556
1556
1556
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
378
566
782
Candidate Plant
Gas
Coal
Hydropower
(dry : Install 0.5)
743
743
167
336
127
386
4228
570
870
600
600
2640
333
745
365
169
95
896
1521
500
1525
1778
8390
116
85
51
42
81
88
100
100
100
100
200
200
200
200
200
200
200
200
2000
494
651
833
612
951
700
788
433
1588
1308
536
631
1223
2107
700
1725
1978
17258
494
1145
1978
1978
2590
3541
4241
5029
5462
7050
8358
8894
9525
10748
12855
13555
15280
17258
2050
2701
3534
3534
4414
5365
6065
6853
7286
8874
10182
10718
11349
12572
14679
15379
17104
19082
Renewable
(Candidate Sub Total
in each year)
Development Plant Total
Total Supply Capacity
(capacity-peak)
-4.784
453.2 1007.4 694.13 1222.1 1777.5
2033 2321.6 2193.5 3151.1 3750.8 3491.1 3228.2
Reserved Margin (%)
-0.233 20.162 39.872 24.442 38.287 49.548 50.423 51.235 43.073 55.061 58.322 48.307 39.752 37.775 43.167 33.496 32.143 31.218
5 - 51
3447 4425.9 3858.8 4160.5 4539.8
Domestic Energy Consumption Scenario

Annual Transition of Power Supply for Peak Demand (MW)
25000
Renewable
Hydropower
Coal
Gas
Peak Demand (MW)
20000
15000
10000
5000
0
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
5.3-1
2020
2013(March)
200
715
2484
Gas
120
2259
Gas
3184
Coal
Coal
Hydro(Middle-Small)
Hydro(Middle-Small)
Renewable
Renewable
2760
2030
2000
4986
6891
Gas
2760
Coal
Hydro(Large)
Hydro(Middle-Small)
Renewable
12147
5.3-2
2013 2020 2030
5 - 52
5.3-2
Installed
Capacity
(MW)
Proponent
Contraction
Condition
COD
Available
Capacity for
Myanmar
(MW)
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
2031
Phyu Chaung
40.0
MOEP
2014
40.00
40
Nancho
40.0
MOEP
2014
40.00
40
Baluhaung-3
52.0 Local/IPP
2014
52.00
52
Upper Baluchaung
30.4 Local/IPP
2015
30.40
30.4
Upper Paunglaung
2015
140.00
140
Ann
Thahtay
Upper Keng Tong
Upper Yeywa
140.0
MOEP
10.0
MOEP
111.0
MOEP
2019
111.00
111
51.0
MOEP
2019
51.00
51
280.0
MOEP
2020
280.00
280
Shweli-3
1,050.0
MOEP
2021
1,050.00
1050
Bawgata
160.0
MOEP
2021
160.00
Upper Bu
150.0
MOEP
2021
150.00
Middle Paunglaung
100.0
MOEP
2021
100.00
Belin
280.0 Local/IPP
2021
Ngotchaung
16.6 Local/IPP
2021
Dapain (only supply)

1 Myitsone
2 Chipwi
101.0
MOEP
6,000.0
JV/IPP
160
150
100
16.60
16.6
2016
101
JVA
3,400.0
JV/IPP
JVA
2021
1,700.00
3 Wutsok
4 Kaunglanhpu
1,800.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
900.00
2,700.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
1,350.00
5 Renam (Yenam)
6 Hpizaw (Pisa)
1,200.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
600.00
2,000.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
1,000.00
7 Laza
JVA
2021
(Prepared to
2013
Commercial)
MOU
2021
950.00
1700
900
1350
600
1000
1,900.0
JV/IPP
8 Chipwinge
99.0
JV/IPP
9 Dapein - 2
10 Gawlan
11 Wu Zhongze
168.0
JV/IPP
100.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
50.00
50
60.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
30.00
30
12 Hkan Kawn
13 Tongxinqiao
160.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
80.00
80
340.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
170.00
170
600.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
300.00
300
1,400.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
700.00
700
1,425.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
712.00
712
1,200.0
JV/IPP
MOU
660.0
JV/IPP
MOU
600.0
JV/IPP
MOU
7,110.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2031
3,555.00
1,360.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
680.00
14 Lawngdin
15 Upper Thanliwn
(Kunlong)
16,17 Naopha, Mantong
18 Tamanthi
19 Shwezaye
20 Taninthayi
21 Upper Thanliwn
(Mongton)
22 Hutgyi
23 Sinedin
99.00
950
99
84.00
84
3555
680
76.5
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
38.25
600.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
300.00
90.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
45.00
4,000.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
2,000.00
180.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
90.00
105.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2031
52.50
52.5
45.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2031
22.50
22.5
30 Tha Hkwa
31 Palaung
150.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2031
75.00
75
105.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2031
52.50
52.5
32 Bawlake
33 Shweli-2
180.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2031
90.00
520.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
260.00
34 Keng Tong
35 Wan Ta Pin
128.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
64.00
64
33.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
17.00
17
36 Solue
37 Mong Wa
160.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
80.00
80
50.0 Local/IPP
MOU
2026
50.00
50
24 Lemro (Laymyo)
25 Lemro-2
(Laymyo - 2)
26 Ywathit (Thanlwin)
27 Nam Tamhpak
(Kayah)
28 Htu Kyan (Tuzxing?)
29 Hseng Na
38 Keng Yang
39 He Kou
40 Nam Kha
41 Mawlaik
42 Nam Tamhpak
(Kachin)
43 Manipur
38.25
300
45
90
90
260
40.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
20.00
20
100.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
50.00
50
200.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
520.0
JV/IPP
MOU
200.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
380.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2021
Sub Total
44655.5
190.00
18,677.75
190
231 401.4 502.4 502.4 586.4 748.4 748.4
231 170.4
Note:
101
84
162
925
1591
3081
3811 4149.3
4339
6131.8
9174 10174
0 176.6
666
1490
730 338.25
190
1792.5
3042
1000
13224 16779
3050
This table consists of the candidate projects of MOEP.

5 - 53
3555
5 - 54
(Sub Total)
ShwePyi (Tanintharyi)
Myeik (Tanintharyi)
Yangon-Htantapin Industrial Zone
Dawei-SEZ (Tanintharyi)
Ngayukong (Ayeyarwady Div.)

Kalewa (Sagaing Div.)
Boakpyin (Tanintharyi State)
Yangon-Kyauktan
Keng Tong (Shan State)
Kyaukphyu (New Propose)
Yangon-Htantapin
Yangon-Kunchangon
Coal-fired Yangon-Thilawar
(Sub Total)
Ywama
Thaketa
Kyause (New)
Kyaukpyu (New)
Gas Engine Hlawga
(Sub Total)
Myin Gyan (New)

Hlaingtharyar (New)
Ayeyarwady (New)
Kanpouk (New)
Thaketa
Hlawga
GasTurbine Yeama
Kyaukphyu (New)
Thilawa
(Sub Total)
Combined Ahlone
Cycle
Mawlamyaing
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
1300
700
1000
300
600
1200
270
270
540
540
500
500
25
500
750
750
400
3600
350
700
8
50
Sub Total
Sub Total
26
28.55
52
53.6
100
3
82
39
98
132
243
243
167
336
127
386
175
350
250
500
500
GT
ST
GTCC
GTCC
GE
GE
GE
GE
240
50
50
GT
GT
14853
4228.15
Installed Capacity
(MW)
5.3-3
2021
2026
2031
2021
2026
2031
2021
2026
2021
2026
2021
2021
2021
2021
2026
2029
2021
2026
2021
2026
2013.5
2014.2
Commissioning 2013.7
2013.6
2014.9
2015
2016
2014.11
2015.5
2015.2
2016.1
2014.12
2016.3
2015.3
2016.2
2015.8
2016
2021
2014.2
2014.12
2016
COD
Cumulative
Cumulative
Each year
Cumulative
Each year
Cumulative
1300
700
1000
300
600
1200
270
270
540
540
250 Domestic 50%
500
25
500
750
750
400
1800 Domestic 50%?
350
700
off-grid
off-grid
12745 cumulative
each year
26
28.55
52
53.6
100
82
39
98
132
243
243
167
336
127
386
175
350
250
500
500
240
50
50

Myanmar (MW)
2014
175
39
98
290
50
2015
2015
350
250
132
50
340
2016
2016
340
2017
2017
340
2018
2018
340
2019
2019
340
2020
2020
340
2021
2021
340
2022
2022
243
340
2023
2023
243
340
2024
2024
167
340
2025
2025
336
340
2026
2026
127
340
2027
2027
386
340
2028
2028
340
2029
2029
340
2030
2030
340
2031
Note:
570
570
1440
870
270
600
2040
600
600
2640
600
600
2640
0
2640
0
2640
0
2640
0
2640
0
2640
0
2640
0
2640
0
2640
0

270
300
2640
0
500
500
82
394
1126
1126
1126
1126
1126
1126
1126
1869
2612
2779
3115
3242
3628
3628
3628
3628
82
312
732
0
0
0
0
0
0
743
743
167
336
127
386
0
0
0
26
28.55
52
53.6
100
3
-3
263.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15
585.15 944.15 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 2469.2 3212.2 3379.2 3715.2 3842.2 4228.2 4228.2 4228.2 4228.2
585.15
359
782
0
0
0
0
0
0
743
743
167
336
127
386
0
0
0
240
82
240
2014
2013
5.3.2
2
1 2
1) 1
2) 1 2 1.7GW
3) 1 2 4.9GW
4) 1 31.0GW
20132030 5.3-4 5.3-3 2020 2030
5.3-4
5.3-4
AS of 2030 Year: New Coal 4.9GW, New Hydro 16.8GW, New Gas1.7GW (Installed capacity for Myanmar)
Item/Plant Name
Peak Demand (MW)
Required Generation
Energy (GWh)
2013
2,055
2014
2,248
2015
2,527
2016
2017
2,840
2018
3,192
2019
3,587
2020
4,032
2021
4,531
2022
5,092
2023
5,723
2024
6,431
2025
7,227
2026
8,121
2027
2028
2029
2030
TOTAL
9,125 10,253 11,520 12,944 14,542
12,064 13,560 15,242 17,132 19,256 21,642 24,323 27,336 30,721 34,524 38,797 43,597 48,990 55,048 61,853 69,497 78,083 87,727 699557
Existing Plant
Combined Cycle
271
271
271
271
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
Gas Turbine
95
95
95
95
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
Coal
60
60
60
60
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
Hydropower
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1556
1556
1556
1556
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
378
566
782
570
870
600
600
116
85
51
42
81
80
88
100
100
100
100
200
200
200
200
200
200
200
200
2000
(Candisate Sub Total

in each year)
494
651
833
612
951
780
788
433
750
1215
509
1520
1366
1721
700
1725
1978
17026
494
1145
1978
1978
2590
3541
4321
5109
5542
6292
7507
8016
2701
3534
3534
4414
5365
6145
6933
7366
8116
9331
9840 11360 12726 14447 15147 16872 18850
Candidate Plant
Gas
Coal
Hydropower
(dry: Install 0,5)
Renewable
2050
(capacity-peak)
-4.784
453.2 1007.4 694.13 1222.1 1777.5
Reserved Margin(%)
-0.233 20.162 39.872 24.442 38.287 49.548 52.407
333
1726
650
650
700
270
4910
365
309
620
896
1521
500
1525
1778
8390
9536 10902 12623 13323 15048 17026
2113 2401.6 2273.5 2393.1 2899.8 2613.1 3239.2
3601 4193.9 3626.8 3928.5 4307.8
53 44.644 41.816 45.089 36.158 39.887 39.462 40.904 31.482 30.351 29.623
5 - 55
Least Cost Scenario

25000
Renewable
Hydropower
Coal
Gas
Peak Demand (MW)
20000
15000
10000
5000
0
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
5.3-3
2020
2013(March)
200
715
2484
120
2259
Gas
3344
Gas
Coal
Coal
Hydro(Middle-Small)
Hydro(Middle-Small)
Renewable
Renewable
2760
2030
2000
2484
5030
6891
Gas
Coal
Hydro(Large)
Hydro(Middle-Small)
12147
5.3-4
Renewable
201320202030
5 - 56
5.3-5
Installed
Capacity
(MW)
A
Phyu Chaung
B
C
D
Upper Baluchaung
Upper Paunglaung
Ann
Thahtay
Upper Keng Tong
Upper Yeywa
Shweli-3
Bawgata
Proponent
Contraction
Condition
COD
Available
2012
Capacity for
Myanmar
2013
(MW)
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
2031
40.0
MOEP
2014
40.00
40
Nancho
40.0
MOEP
2014
40.00
40
Baluhaung-3
52.0 Local/IPP
2014
52.00
52
30.4 Local/IPP
2015
30.40
30.4
2015
140.00
140
140.0
MOEP
10.0
MOEP
111.0
MOEP
2019
111.00
111
51.0
MOEP
2019
51.00
51
280.0
MOEP
2020
280.00
1,050.0
MOEP
2021
1,050.00
160.0
MOEP
2021
160.00
Upper Bu
150.0
MOEP
2021
150.00
Middle Paunglaung
100.0
MOEP
2021
100.00
Belin
280.0 Local/IPP
2021
Ngotchaung
16.6 Local/IPP
2021
2013
Dapain (only supply)

1 Myitsone
2 Chipwi
101.0
MOEP
6,000.0
JV/IPP
101
JV/IPP
JVA
2021
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
900.00
2,700.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
1,350.00
5 Renam (Yenam)
6 Hpizaw (Pisa)
1,200.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
600.00
2,000.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
1,000.00
7 Laza
1,900.0
JV/IPP
JVA
2021
(Prepared to
2013
Commercial)
MOU
2021
950.00
13 Tongxingqiao
14 Lawngdin
15 Upper Thanliwn
(Kunlong)
16,17 Naopha, Mantong
18 Tamanthi
19 Shwezaye
20 Taninthayi
21 Upper Thanliwn
(Mongton)
22 Hutgyi
23 Sinedin
24 Lemro (Laymyo)
25 Lemro-2
(Laymyo - 2)
26 Ywathit (Thanlwin)
27 Nam Tamhpak
(Kayah)
28 Htu Kyan (Tuzxing?)
29 Hseng Na
100
16.6
2016
1,800.0
11 Wu Zhongze
12 Hkan Kawn
150
JVA
3,400.0
9 Dapein-2
10 Gawlan
1050
16.60
3 Wutsok
4 Kaunglanhpu
8 Chipwinge
280
160
1,700.00
99.0
JV/IPP
168.0
JV/IPP
99.00
100.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
50.00
1700
900
1350
600
1000
950
99
84.00
84
50
60.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
30.00
30
160.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
80.00
80
340.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
170.00
170
600.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
300.00
300
1,400.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
700.00
700
1,425.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
712.00
712
1,200.0
JV/IPP
MOU
660.0
JV/IPP
MOU
600.0
JV/IPP
MOU
7,110.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2031
3,555.00
1,360.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
680.00
3555
680
76.5
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
38.25
600.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
300.00
38.25
90.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
45.00
4,000.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
2,000.00
180.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
90.00
105.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2031
52.50
52.5
22.5
300
45
90
45.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2031
22.50
30 Tha Hkwa
31 Palaung
150.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2031
75.00
75
105.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2031
52.50
52.5
32 Bawlake
33 Shweli-2
180.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2031
90.00
520.0
JV/IPP
MOA
2021
260.00
34 Keng Tong
35 Wan Ta Pin
128.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
64.00
64
33.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
17.00
17
36 So Lue
37 Mong Wa
160.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
80.00
80
50.0 Local/IPP
MOU
2026
50.00
38 Keng Yang
39 He Kou
40.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
20.00
20
100.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
50.00
50
200.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
520.0
JV/IPP
MOU
200.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
380.0
JV/IPP
MOU
2021
40 Nam Kha
41 Mawlike
42 Nam Tamhpak
(Kachin)
43 Manipur
Sub Total
44655.5
90
260
50
190.00
18,677.75
190
231 401.4 502.4 502.4 586.4 748.4 908.4
231 170.4
101
84
162
1085
1751
1751
2481 3099.3
4339
6131.8
9174 10174
160 176.6
666
730 618.25
1240
1792.5
3042
1000
13224 16779
3050
3555
Note: This table consists of the candidate projects of MOEP.

5 - 57
5 - 58
Coal-fired
(Sub Total)
Myeik (Tanintaryi)
Ngayyukong (Ayeyarwady Div.)

Yangon-Kyauktan
Yangon-Htantapin
Yangon-Kunchangon
Yangon-Thilawa
Ywama
Thaketa
Kyause (New)
Kyaukpyu (New)
Gas Engine Hlawga
(Sub Total)
Myin Gyan (New)

Hlaingtharyar (New)
Ayeyarwady (New)
Kanpouk (New)
Thaketa
Hlawga
GasTurbine Yeama
Kyaukphyu (New)
Thilawa
(Sub Total)
Combined
Ahlone
Cycle
Mawlamyaing
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
GE
GE
GE
GE
GT
ST
GTCC
GTCC
GT
GT
GT
1300
700
1000
300
600
1200
270
270
540
540
500
500
25
500
750
750
400
3600
350
700
8
50
Sub Total
Sub Total
26
28.55
52
53.6
100
3
82
39
98
132
243
243
167
336
127
386
175
350
250
500
500
14853
4228.15
Installed Capacity
(MW)
240
50
50
2021
2026
2031
2021
2026
2031
2021
2026
2021
2026
2021
2021
2021
2021
2026
2029
2021
2026
2021
2026
2013.5
2014.2
2013.6
2014.9
2015
2016
2014.11
2015.5
2015.2
2016.1
2014.12
2016.3
2015.3
2016.2
2015.8
2016
2021
2014.2
2014.12
2016
COD
26
28.55
52
53.6
100
82
39
98
132
243
243
167
336
127
386
175
350
250
500
500
240
50
50
Cumulative
Cumulative
Each year
Cumulative
Each year
Cumulative

Myanmar(MW)
394
312
175
39
98
290
50
2014
2015
1126
732
350
250
132
50
340
2015
2016
1126
0
340
2016
2017
1126
0
340
2017
2018
1126
0
340
2018
2019
1126
0
340
2019
2020
1126
0
340
2020
2021
1126
0
340
2021
2022
1126
0
340
2022
2023
1126
0
340
2023
2024
1126
0
340
2024
2025
1126
0
340
2025
2026
1126
0
340
2026
2027
1126
0
340
2027
2028
1126
0
340
2028
2029
1126
0
340
2029
2030
1126
0
340
2030
2031
Note:
1440
870
270
600
2040
600
600
2640
600
600
2640
0
3290
650
3940
650
3940
0
4640
700
4910
270
270
4910
0
4910
0
4910
0

570
570
270
300
4910
0
26
28.55
52
53.6
100
3
-3
263.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15
585.15 944.15 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2
585.15
359
782
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
650
650
700
82
240
82
2013
2014
240
1300
700
1000
300
600
1200
270
270
540
540
250 Domestic 50%
500
25
500
750
750
400
1800 Domestic 50%?
350
700
off-grid
off-grid
12745 cumulative
each year
5.3-6
5.3.3
3
3
4.2GW
10.0GW
7.6GW
20132030 5.3-7 5.3-5 2020 2030

5.3-6
5.3-7
As of 2030 Year: New Coal 7.6 GW, New Hydro 6.6 GW, New Gas 4.2 GW (Installed capacity for Myanmar)
Item/Plant Name
Peak Demand (MW)
Required Generation
Energy (GWh)
2013
2,055
2014
2,248
2015
2,527
2016
2017
2,840
2018
3,192
2019
3,587
2020
4,032
4,531
2021
2022
5,092
2023
5,723
2024
6,431
7,227
2025
2026
8,121
2027
2028
2029
2030
TOTAL
9,125 10,253 11,520 12,944 14,542
12,064 13,560 15,242 17,132 19,256 21,642 24,323 27,336 30,721 34,524 38,797 43,597 48,990 55,048 61,853 69,497 78,083 87,727 699557
Existing Plant
Combined Cycle
Gas Turbine
Coal
271
271
271
271
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
95
95
95
95
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
60
60
60
60
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
Hydropower
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1556
1556
1556
1556
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
378
566
782
743
743
167
336
127
386
4228
600
650
650
810
275
700
1000
870
7595
3282
Candidate Plant
Gas
Coal
Hydropower
(dry : Install 0,5)
116
110
66
570
870
600
26
83
Renewable
in each year)
53
356
557
75
210
206
706
235
483
100
100
100
100
200
200
200
200
200
200
200
200
2000
1186
1343
1567
1135
1200
1553
17105
494
676
848
596
953
700
753
456
1400
1018
1227
494
1170
2018
2018
2614
3567
4267
5020
5476
6876
7894
9121 10307 11650 13217 14352 15552 17105
2050
2726
3574
3574
4438
5391
6091
6844
7300
8700
9718 10945 12131 13474 15041 16176 17376 18929
(capacity-peak)
-4.784
Reserved Margin(%)
-0.233 21.274 41.456 25.851 39.039 50.273 51.068 51.036 43.348
478.2 1047.4 734.13 1246.1 1803.5
2059 2312.6 2207.5 2977.1 3286.8 3718.1 4010.2
5 - 59
52.02 51.107 51.448 49.381
4349 4787.9 4655.8 4432.5 4386.8

47.66 46.697 40.414 34.245 30.166
Power Resources Balance Scenario

25000
Renewable
Hydropower
Coal
Gas
Peak Demand (MW)
20000
15000
10000
5000
0
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
5.3-5
2020
2013(March)
200
715
2484
3164
Gas
120
Gas
Coal
Coal
Hydro(Middle-Small)
Hydro(Middle-Small)
2259
Renewable
2760
Renewable
2030
2000
4986
Gas
7405
Coal
Hydro(Large)
7715
1412
5.3-6
Hydro(Middle-Small)
Renewable
201320202030
5 - 60
5.3-8
Installed
Capacity
(MW)
Project
Proponent
Available
Capacity
COD
Contraction
for
by MOEP
Condition
Myanmar
Plan
(MW)
2013-14
2013-14
2013-14
2015-16
2014-15
-
Phyu Chaung
Nancho
Baluhaung - 3
Upper
Upper
Ann
40
MOEP
MOEP
40
52 Local/IPP
30.4 Local/IPP
MOEP
140
10
MOEP
Thahtay
111
MOEP
2018-19
111
H
I
Upper Keng Tong
51
MOEP
2017-18
51
280
MOEP
2018-19
280
1050
MOEP
2019-20
1050
Bawgata
160
MOEP
2021-22
160
Upper Bu
150
MOEP
2020-21
150
M
N
O
Middle
Belin
MOEP
100
280 Local/IPP
2018-19
2021
Ngotchaung
16.6 Local/IPP
2017-18
16.6
Dapain
(only supply)
Projects
Dee Doke
Keng Kham
Middle Yeywa
Upper Sedawgyi
Myitsone
Chipwi
Wutsok
Kaunglanhpu
Renam (Yenam)
Hpizaw (Pisa)
Laza
2015-16
101
2014-15
2018-19
2020-21
2021-22
2022-23
2021
2026
2026
2026
2026
2021
79
66
6
320
64
K
L
Q
R
S
T
U
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16,17
MOEP
79
MOAI
66 Local/IPP
6
MOAI
320
MOAI
64 Local/IPP
JV/IPP
6000
JV/IPP
3400
JV/IPP
1800
2700
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
1200
2000
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
1900
JVA
JVA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
JVA
(Prepared to
2013-14
Commercial)
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
2031
Remark
40
40
52
30.4
140
Power supply
adjustment
111
51
Power supply
adjustment
Power supply
adjustment
Power supply
adjustment
Power supply
adjustment
280
1050
160
150
100
100
Power supply
adjustment
16.6
101
79
66
6
320
64
Chipwinge
99
JV/IPP
Dapein-2
168
JV/IPP
MOU
2021-22
84
Gawlan
Wu Zhongze
Hkan Kawn
Tongxinqiao
Lawngdin
Upper Thanliwn
(Kunlong)
100
60
160
340
600
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
2026
2021
2026
2026
2026
50
50
80
170
300
80
1400
JV/IPP
MOA
2021-22
700
700
1425
JV/IPP
MOU
2021-22
712
712
1200
660
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
MOU
MOU
600
JV/IPP
MOU
2021-22
7110
JV/IPP
MOU
2031
1360
76.5
600
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
MOA
MOA
MOA
2021
2021
2026
Naopha, Mantong
18 Tamanthi
19 Shwezaye
20
Tanintharyi
21 Upper Thanliwn
(Mongton)
22 Hutgyi
23 Sinedin
24 Lemro (Laymyo)
25 Lemro-2
(Laymyo - 2)
26 Ywathit
(Thanlwin)
27 Nam Tamhpak
(Kayah)
28 Htu Kyan
(Tuzxing ?)
29 Hseng Na
30 Tha Hkwa
31 Palaung
32 Bawlake
33
Shweli-2
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
101
2014
2014
Shweli-3
Upper Yeywa
2013
2013
40
40
52
30.4
140
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
2012
99
170
300
Lead time
adjustment
Lead time
adjustment
300
90
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
4000
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
180
JV/IPP
MOA
2026
105
JV/IPP
MOA
2031
45
150
105
180
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
2031
2031
2031
2031
520
JV/IPP
MOA
2022-23
260
128
JV/IPP
33
JV/IPP
160
JV/IPP
50 Local/IPP
40
JV/IPP
100
JV/IPP
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
2026
2026
2026
2016-17
2026
2026
64
17
80
50
20
50
Nam Kha
200
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
520
JV/IPP
MOU
200
JV/IPP
MOU
2026
380
200
90
260
330
50
Sub Total
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
MOU
46120.5
2021
2026
2026
2026
2026
2026
Note:
Lead time
adjustment
84
Keng Tong
Wan Ta Pin
So Lue
Mong Wa
Keng Yang
He Kou
41 Mawlike
42 Nam Tamhpak
(Kachin)
43 Manipur
44 Namtu
45 Mong Young
46 Dun Ban
47 Nam Li
48 Nam Khot
99
300
Suspended
information
Lead time
adjustment
260
64
17
80
50
20
50
Far from center
100
100
Suspended
information
100
100
Suspended
information
100
45
130
165
25
6558
100
45
130
165
25
6558
965
231
231
450 581.4 581.4 632.4 798.4 798.4

219 131.4
0
51
166
0
905
106.6
1616
711
2730
1114
2880
150
3300
420
3300
0
3711
411
5123
1412
5593
470
5593
0

5 - 61
Project
(Sub Total)
5 - 62
Coal-fired
(Sub Total)
Myeik (Tanintharyi)
Ngayukong (Ayeyarwady Div.)

Yangon-Kyauktan
Keng Tong(Shan State)
Yangon-Htantapin
Yangon-Kunchangon
Yangon-Thilawar
Ywama
Thaketa
Kyause (New)
Kyaukpyu (New)
Gas Engine Hlawga
Myin Gyan (New)

Hlaingtharyar (New)
Ayeyarwady (New)
Kanpouk (New)
Thaketa
Hlawga
Gas Turbine Yeama

Kyaukphyu (New)
Thilawa
(Sub Total)
Combined Ahlone
Cycle
Mawlamyaing
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
GE
GE
GE
GE
GT
ST
GTCC
GTCC
GT
GT
1300
700
1000
300
600
1200
270
270
540
540
500
500
25
600
400
3600
350
700
8
50
Sub Total
Sub Total
26
28.55
52
53.6
100
3
82
39
98
132
243
243
167
336
127
386
175
350
250
500
500
13453
4228.15
Installed Capacity
(MW)
240
50
50
82
39
98
132
243
243
167
336
127
386
175
350
250
500
500
240
50
50
2021
2026
2031
2016
2018
2020
2021
2026
2021
2026
2021
2021
2021
2021
2021
2026
2021
2026
1300
700
1000
300
600
1200
270
270
540
540
250 Domestic 50%
500
25
600
400
1800 Domestic 50%?
350
700
off-grid
off-grid
11345 cumulative
each year
Cumulative
Cumulative
Each year
Cumulative
Each year
Cumulative

Myanmar (MW)
175
39
98
290
50
2014
2015
350
250
132
50
340
2015
2016
340
2016
2017
340
2017
2018
340
2018
2019
340
2019
2020
340
2020
2021
340
2021
2022
500
1869
743
243
340
2022
2023
500
243
340
2023
2024
167
340
2024
2025
336
340
2025
2026
127
340
2026
2027
386
340
2027
2028
340
2028
2029
340
2029
2030
340
2030
2031
Note:
0
0
570
570
1440
870
2040
600
2640
600
2640
0
2640
0
2640
0
3290
650
3940
650
4750
810
5025
275
5725
700
6725
1000

0
0
25
7595
870
600
394
1126
1126
1126
1126
1126
1126
1126
2612
2779
3115
3242
3628
3628
3628
3628
312
732
0
0
0
0
0
0
743
167
336
127
386
0
0
0
26
28.55
52
53.6
100
3
-3
263.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15 260.15
585.15 944.15 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 1726.2 2469.2 3212.2 3379.2 3715.2 3842.2 4228.2 4228.2 4228.2 4228.2
585.15
359
782
0
0
0
0
0
0
743
743
167
336
127
386
0
0
0
650
650
700
1000
300
600
600
600
270
270
540
270
270
250
82
240
82
2013
2014
240
2013.5
26
2014.2
28.55
52
53.6
100
2013.6
2014.9
2015
2016
2014.11
2015.5
2015.2
2016.1
2014.12
2016.3
2015.3
2016.2
2015.8
2016
2021
2014.2
2014.12
2016
COD
5.3-9
(1) 3
3 5.3-7 1
2 3
Power Demand Forecast

List of New Hydropower Plants
Supply Plan (2013 ~ 2030)
Scheme 2Hydropower Plant,

Installed CapacityHC
Necessary Installed Capacity , RC
Necessary Installed CapacityMC2MC1HC

Coal Production
Available Gas Supply Volume
Scheme 3: Coal-fired Power Plant,

Installed CapacityCC
1. With LNG
2. Without LNG
Scheme 3-1 Domestic Coal-fired Power Plant

Scheme 3-2 Import Coal-fired Power Plant
Scheme 1: Gas-Fired Power Plant,

Installed Capacity: GC
Necessary Power Generation VolumeMC3MC2CC
Necessary Installed Capacity : MC1=RCGC
5.3-7
Other Power Generations OC=MC3
3
5.1.3
5 - 63
5.3-8
(2)
70
30%
45.5 GW 94.3% IPP 13

2.6GWLocal/IPP 5 0.8GW
IPP 50%
5 - 64
5.3-9
30%
2030
2030 10.0GW
5.3-10 10.0GW
27.4 GW
5 - 65
Cumulative New Hydropower

Installed Capacity (MW)
12000
10000
8000
6000
4000
2000
0
2030
2029
2028
2027
2026
2025
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
Year
New Total Capacity

JV/IPP*1
Local/IPP
MOEP
: 10,009 MW
: 7,203 MW
:
279 MW
: 2,527 MW
*1: A half of overall Installed capacity is counted for

national use except Chipwinge (99MW).
Note:

5.3-10
IPP
2030 27.7 GW 23.5 GW 18.9 GW

14.5 GW 30%
5 - 66
5.3-11
(3)
3
P1 2017 366MW 574MW
P2 1 G1G2G3-1
2020 LNG 2 G3-2 2021
P3 1 G1G2G3-12021
P4 2016 1.7GW2030 4.2GW
5 - 67
700
600
bbtud
500
G3-2
G3-2 shifted
400
G3-1
300
G2
200
Some Oil import instead of LNG

Full LNG import
Gas supply forecast
Stand-by p/s requirement
Existing gas p/s requirement
100
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
5.3-12
G1
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
2014 5
Group*
Condition
Available
Capacity
(MW)**
Objectives
Project list
Yangon : 4 plants, Other : 5 plants

(2013-2016 : 363MW,
Existing plants including
2017-2030 : 574MW)
G1
Existing
1,023
those being rehabilitated and GE/GT : 5 plants
IPP:
Hlawga(I), Ywama, Thaketa,
upgraded.
Ahlone (I),
MEPE:
Ywama
PPA under negotiation or
GE/GT: 2 plants
G2
Stand-by
62
finalization for IPP projects.
IPP:
Hlawga (II), Ahlone (II)
GT/CC: 7 plants
Fast track planned projects to
Thilawa, Kyause,
be commissioned by 2020.
G3-1 Fast track
700
Mawlamyaing, Kanpouk (I),
Dual fuel (Gas, HSD) type is
Myin Gyan, Kyaukphyu,
expected until 2020.
Thaketa (I)
G3
GT/CC: 6 plants
Hlaingtharyar, Hlawga, Thaketa,
Planned Projects to be
G3-2
Planned
2,789
Thaketa (II), Ayeyarwady,
commissioned by 2030.
Kanpouk (II)
Note: *
Grouping may be changed in terms of gas allocation and project priority by Myanmar government.
** Available capacity = (installed capacity) - (capacity deterioration by time)
*** Because many projects are completed one after another in Myanmar, some projects may be completed
when this report is in the open.
5 - 68
G3-2
Scenario 1&3
G3-1
Scenario 2
G2
G1
Yangon4Plants, Other5Plants
(2013-2016:366, 2017-2030:574)
5.3-13
3 1 2
2G3-2
5.3-14
5 - 69
Cumulative New Gas

Installed capacity (MW)
4500
4000
3500
3000
2500
2000
1500
1000
500
0
2030
2029
2028
2027
2026
2025
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
Year
Total capacity of New Plants4,228MW

JV/IPP
: 2,502 MW
Local/IPP
: 1,036 MW
MOEP
New Gas P/S

(except existing sites)
Note:

5.3-14
5 - 70
690 MW
(4)
2017 2030 7.8GW

Kalewa 0.54 GW Keng Tong 0.03 GW 0.57 GW7%2030
7.3GW93%2030
Cumulative New Coal

8000
7000
6000
5000
4000
3000
2000
1000
0
2030
2029
2028
2027
2026
2025
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
Year
New Total capacity

JV/IPP*1
JV/IPP
Local/IPP
7,845 MW
:
500 MW
: 5,245 MW
: 2,100 MW
*1: A half of Installed capacity is used for Myanmar.
Note:

5.3-15
5 - 71
3 5.3-16
2030 10.0GW
2017 7.8GW2030
Change of Cumulative New Installed Capacity (MW)

12000
Gas
Hydro
Coal
Renewable
10000
8000
6000
4000
2000
0
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
Year
5.3-16
5.3.4
5.3.1 5.3.3 3
2020 4.5GW2030 14.5GW
1
2
3
3 2020
2020
2030 10%
5 - 72
Scenario
No.
Priority
Concept
Power resources
Domestic Energy
Consumption
(Large Scale
Hydro Oriented)
Maximum utilization of domestic

energy
Scenario 1 is formulated based
Possible hydropower plans
on large hydro oriented plan.
including Large scale hydro
Listed gas p/s plans
Least Cost

including Large scale hydro
Scenario 2 aims to minimize
the development and fuel cost. Less gas p/s after 2016
Rest with coal and renewables.
Power Resources
Balance
Scenario 3 is formulated
considering the composition
of power resources and
feasibilities of development
Hydropower plans with high

feasibilities
Modified gas p/s plans
Rest with coal and renewables
(1)
5.3-17 5.3-18
3
5 - 73
5.3-17
2030
Installed capacity for Myanmar and Power Supply in Dry Season in SCENARIO
(Year 2030)
35000
30000
Renewable
Hydro(Middle-Small)
Gas
InstalledCapacity
ForMyanmar
2000
Hydro(Large)
Coal
2000
MW
25000
20000
12147
PowerSupply
InDrySeason
12147
2000
1412
7405
15000
10000
5000
6891
6891
7715
2760
5030
4986
0
Domestic Energy Consumption
(Large Scale Hydro Oriented)
5.3-18
2484
Least Cost
4986
Power Resources Balance
5 - 74
(2) LRMC
5.3-19 1
2 1
12
3
Cumulative Cost of Power Development (Billion$)

80
70
67.768.7
60
53.2
61.4
60.4
59.5
55.0
52.2
45.9
50
49.7
45.0 44.8
38.6
40
33.5
30
24.7
26.7
24.7
17.5
15.1
20
12.0
10
6.3
4.3
3.7
6.3 6.3
2.2
1.2
3.7 3.7 4.3 4.4
2.3
1.2 1.2 2.2
37.2 37.4
28.5 31.9 32.3

29.3
27.7
22.7
21.6
20.3
17.5 17.1
14.7 14.6
9.2
11.7 11.7
9.2 9.2
Fuel
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
2022
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
2021
Fixed_OM
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
2020
investment
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
2019
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
2018
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
2017
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
2016
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
2015
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
2014
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
Sce 3
Sce 2
Sce 1
2013
2030
variable_OM
O&M
5.3-19
LRMCLong Run Marginal Cost

LRMC LRMC LRMC LRMC
LRMC
LRMC
5 - 75
1)
MW
2)
1)A$/kWannuities
3)
2)B$/kW/$/kWh
LRMC
LRMC variable
O&M
LRMC
PV US$
PVGWh
LRMC 2 3 1 cents/kWh
5.3-20 5.2.6 WASP
4 JBIC(2000)
5 - 76
Long Run Marginal Cost for respective scenarios

(UScents/kWh)
Generation
9
7.99
7.22
6.95
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Least Cost
5.3-20
LRMC
5.3-21
CO2
7.5.9 CO2 CDMClean Development Mechanism
1.0 cents/kg
(cents/kWh)
18
17.1
16
15.3
14
12
10.5
10
9
7.8
8
6.1
6
4
2
0
Hydro
Coal(subcritical)
Coal(USC)
GTCC(Gas)
GTCC(LNG)
GTCC(HSD)
Unit Cost [cents/kWh] = (Annual Capital Cost [USD/kW] + Annual Fixed O&M Cost [USD/kWyear] Life Time [year]) 100 /
(Life Time [year] 8760 hours/year CF[-]) + Annual Fuel Cost [UScents/kWh]
+ Annual Variable O&M Cost [cents/kWh]
This figure doesnt include Environmental Cost [UScents/kWh], which equals CO2 Cost [cents/g-CO2] CO2 Emission per Unit [g-CO2/kWh].
For reference, Unit Cost including Environmental Cost is; Hydro: 6.1, Coal (subcritical): 8.7, Coal (USC): 9.9, GTCC (Gas): 10.9, GTCC
(LNG):15.7, GTCC (HSD): 17.5,
1.0 [cents/kg-CO2] is adopted as CO2 Cost. CO2 Emission per Unit is based on Table 7.5-13 (Chapter 7)
5.3-21
5 - 77
Unit Cost (cents/kWh) 2016

10
8.8
9
8
7.5
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Domestic Gas
Domestic Gas + High Speed Diesel Oil
5.3-22 HSD
2016
HSDHigh Speed Diesel 5.3-22
(3)
13 2014 5 27
JICA
3
2030
5 - 78
5.4
5.4.1
3
3
(1)
5.4-1 5.4-1
4.2GW 4.0GW 2030
0.6GW 4.6GW
5.4-1
5 - 79
(2)
5.4-1
2016 Tigyit 30MW 120MW
Tygit
(sub total)
Mann
GT
Shwedaung
GT
Myanaung
GT
Coal
Kyunchaung
GT
Thaton
GT
Thaketa
GTCC
Ahlone
GTCC
Ywama
GT
Plant
Hlawga
GTCC
Gas
Remark
(sub total)
5.4-1
Malawmyaing 12MW is not included as

scrapped December 2013
Installed capacity (MW)

FY Year
154.2
70.3
154.2
92
51
54.3
34.7
55.35
36.9 702.95
120
120
Available capacity (MW)

2013
43
31
76
50
35
24.5
12
13
284.5
30
30 Hearing from MOEP as of 04/06/2014
2014
43
31
76
50
35
24.5
12
13
284.5
30
30
2015
43
31
76
35
24.5
12
13
234.5
30
2016
43
31
76
106
24.5
12
13
305.5
120
2017
43
31
76
106
24.5
12
13
305.5
120
120
2018
43
31
76
106
24.5
12
13
305.5
120
120
2019
43
31
76
106
24.5
12
13
305.5
120
120
2020
116
57
116
86
106
39
15
39
574
120
2021
116
57
116
86
106
39
15
39
574
120
2022
116
57
116
86
106
39
15
39
574
120
120 From 2020 new gas supplied. Gas p/s

available capacity from "Power System
120 Development Sheme of MEPE (2.7.2013)
except Tharkata and Thaton
120 Thaketa 86MW by rehabilitation
2023
116
57
116
86
106
39
15
39
574
120
120
2024
116
57
116
86
106
39
15
39
574
120
120
2025
116
57
116
86
106
39
15
39
574
120
120
2026
116
57
116
86
106
39
15
39
574
120
120
2027
116
57
116
86
106
39
15
39
574
120
120
2028
116
57
116
86
106
39
15
39
574
120
120
2029
116
57
116
86
106
39
15
39
574
120
120
2030
116
57
116
86
106
39
15
39
574
120
120
5 - 80
Thaketa GTCC stop up to 2019.

30 New Thaketa 100MW start, which is shown
in New p/s list.
Thaton GT 51MW to GTCC 106MW by
120
rehabilitation
(3)
JV/IPPLocal/IPP2030
10.0GW 9.4GW 5.4-2
Possible
Primary
Possible
Ywathit (4,000MW)
Description
Large (A)
Small/Medium (B)
(A) + (B)
Primary + Possible
Potential
5.4-2
Scenario 1, 2
Scenario 3
Primary
Possible
2.8
24.1
6.6
3.3
9.4
27.4
36.8
45.5
Not Avail.
Suspended
7.2
1.5
8.7
GW
5 - 81
(4)
7.6GW 7.8GW
5.4.2
3
3040%
3 5.4-2
5.4-3
5.4-4
5.4-3 5.4-4
5.4-5 5.4-6
5.4-2
Item/Plant Name
Peak Demand (MW)
Required Generation
Energy (GWh)
2013
2014
2,055
2015
2,248
2016
2,527
2017
2,840
2018
3,192
2019
3,587
2020
4,032
2021
4,531
5,092
2022
2023
5,723
2024
6,431
2025
7,227
2026
8,121
2027
2028
2029
2030
TOTAL
9,125 10,253 11,520 12,944 14,542
12,064 13,560 15,242 17,132 19,256 21,642 24,323 27,336 30,721 34,524 38,797 43,597 48,990 55,048 61,853 69,497 78,083 87,727 699557
Existing Plant
Combined Cycle
200
200
150
256
256
256
256
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
Gas Turbine
84.5
84.5
84.5
49.5
49.5
49.5
49.5
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
Coal
Hydropower
30
30
30
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1444.5 1444.5 1394.5 1555.5 1555.5 1555.5 1555.5
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
243
443
167
836
400
400
300
Candidate Plant
Gas
Coal
Hydropower
(dry: Install 0,5)
534.3
99.1
365.6
4000
630
300
275
600
300
300
900
605
1030
910
1310
660
7820
51
130
51
25
49
323
525
78
392
486
240
181
235
554
3320
50
50
50
50
100
100
100
100
200
200
200
200
200
200
200
2000
585.3
229.1
416.6
287
729
673
850
778
1035
1029
507
1336
1500
1386
1530
1345
1510
1414
17140
585.3
814.4
1231
1518
2247
2920
8455
9955 11341 12871 14216 15726 17140
Renewable
in each year)
212
3770
4548
5583
6612
7119
2029.8 2258.9 2625.5 3073.5 3802.5 4475.5 5325.5
6372
7407
8436
8943 10279 11779 13165 14695 16040 17550 18964
(capacity-peak)
-24.98 11.097 98.911 233.63 610.59 888.02 1293.5 1840.6 2314.5 2713.1 2511.8 3052.1 3658.2
Reserved Margin(%)
-1.216 0.4937 3.9148 8.2267 19.129 24.753 32.082
4040 4441.9 4519.8 4606.5 4421.8
40.62 45.449 47.407 39.056 42.232 45.047 44.273 43.323 39.234 35.589 30.407
5 - 82
Power Resources Balance Scenario Annual Transition of Power Supply

for Peak Demand (MW)
25000
Renewable
Hydropower
Coal
Gas
Peak Demand (MW)
20000
15000
10000
5000
0
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
5.4-3
2020
2014 (May)
200
1152
1969
4721
2361
1925
120
Gas
Coal
Hydro(Middle-Small)
Renewable
Gas
Coal
Hydro(Middle-Small)
Renewable
2030
2000(9%)
4758 (20%)
7484 (32%)
7940 (33%)
1412 (6%)
Gas
Coal
Hydro(Large)
Hydro(Middle-Small)
Renewable
5.4-4 201420202030
5 - 83
5.4-3
Available
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
Capacity
Installed
COD
Contraction
for
Capacity Proponent
by MOEP
Condition
Myanmar
(MW)
Plan
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031
(MW)
Project
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
Phyu Chaung
Nancho
Baluhaung - 3
Upper
Upper
Ann
Thahtay
Upper
Upper Yeywa
Shweli - 3
Bawgata
160
L
M
N
O
P
Upper Bu
Middle
Belin
Ngotchaung
Dapain
(only supply)
Projects
Dee Doke
Keng Kham
150
MOAI
100
MOEP
280 Local/IPP
16.6 Local/IPP
Middle Yeywa
320
Upper Sedawgyi
Namtu
Mong Young
Dun Ban
Nam Li
Nam Khot
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Myitsone
Chipwi
Wutsok
Kaunglanhpu
Renam (Yenam)
Hpizaw (Pisa)
Laza
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Dapein-2
Gawlan
Wu Zhongze
Hkan Kawn
Tongxinqiao
Lawngdin
Upper Thanliwn
(Kunlong)
Naopha,
Mantong
Tamanthi
Shwezaye
Tanintharyi
Upper Thanliwn
(Mongton)
Hutgyi
Sinedin
Lemro (Laymyo)
Lemro-2
(Laymyo-2)
Ywathit
(Thanlwin)
Nam Tamhpak
(kayah)
Htu Kyan
(Tuzxing ?)
Hseng Na
Tha Hkwa
Palaung
Bawlake
Shweli - 2
Keng Tong
Wan Ta Pin
Solue
Mong Wa
Keng Yang
He Kou
Nam Kha
Mawlaik
Nam Tamhpak
(kachin)
Manipur
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
16,17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
40
MOEP
40
MOEP
52 Local/IPP
30.4 Local/IPP
140
MOEP
10
MOEP
111
MOEP
51
MOEP
280
MOEP
1050
MOEP
101
2013-14
2013-14
2013-14
2017-18
2014-15
2018-19
2017-18
2018-19
2019-20
MOEP
MOEP
40
40
52
30.4
140
2021-22
160
~ 2020-21
2018-19
~ 2021
2017-18
150
100
111
51
280
1050
MOAI
2021-22
320
64
100
45
130
165
50
MOAI
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
2026~
2026~
2026~
2026~
2026~
64
50
22
65
82
25
6000
3400
1800
2700
1200
2000
1900
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
100
16.6
101
79
66
6
Power supply
adjustment
64 supended
50
22
65
82
25
320
99
99
JV/IPP
168
100
60
160
340
600
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
1400
JV/IPP
MOA
2021-22
700
1425
JV/IPP
MOU
2021-22
712
1200
JV/IPP
660
JV/IPP
600 Local/IPP
MOU
MOU
MOU
2021-22
7110
JV/IPP
MOU
~2031
1360
76.5
600
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
JV/IPP
MOA
MOA
MOA
~2021
~2021
~2026
10
89
84
50
84
50
80
170
300
80
170
300
700
Power supply
adjustment
712
600
90
JV/IPP
MOA
~2026
4000
JV/IPP
MOA
~2026
180
JV/IPP
MOA
~2026
105
JV/IPP
MOA
~2031
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOA
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
MOU
~2031
~2031
~2031
~2031
2022-23
2026~
2026~
2026~
2016-17
2026~
2026~
2026~
-
600 suspended
260
64
17
80
50
20
50
100
260
64
17
80
50
20
50
100
200
JV/IPP
MOU
2026~
100
380
Subtotal
JV/IPP
MOU
45680.5
2021~
6637
100
0
102 361 462 512

102 259 101 50
610 1256 2306 2462 3246 4218 4698 4698 4698 5059 5059 5529 5529 6637
98 646 1050 156 784 972 480
0
0
361
0
470
0 1108

Power supply
adjustment
160
150
16.6
79
66
6
45
JV/IPP
150
JV/IPP
105
JV/IPP
180
JV/IPP
520
JV/IPP
128
JV/IPP
33
JV/IPP
160
JV/IPP
50 Local/IPP
40
JV/IPP
100
JV/IPP
200
JV/IPP
520
JV/IPP
30.4
140
101
JVA
JVA
~2021
MOA
~2026
MOA
~2026
MOA
~2026
MOA
~2026
JVA
~2021
(Prepared to
2013-14
Commercial)
MOU
2021-22
MOA
2026~
MOA
~2021
MOA
2026~
MOA
2026~
MOA
2026~
40
40
52
111
51
280
1050
2014-15
2018-19
~ 2020-21
Remark
2015-16
79
MOAI
66 Local/IPP
6
MOAI
Chipwinge
Note:
5 - 84
5 - 85
Note:
(Subtotal)
Gas Engine
(Subtotal)
Kanpouk (New)
Myin Gyan (New)

Hlaingtharyar (New)
Ayeyarwady (New)
I
J
K
7
8
Thilawa (New)
Ngaputaw
Yangon-Kyauktan
Ngayukong (Ayarwady
Div.,Tata)
Boakpyin (Tanintharyi
State)
3
4
Yangon-Kunchangon
(Virtue Land)
Kyause (New)
Kyaukpyu (New)
Kanpouk
O
P
Q
Thaketa
Ywama
Thaketa
Hlawga
Hlawga
Mawlamyaing
Ahlone
Ywama
Kyaukphyu (New)
Thilawa
A
B
C
500
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
360
700
Subtotal
600
1300
540
Coal
Coal
550
300
990
1980
Subtotal
82
4.4
20
50
50
25
25
84
37
98
132
243
243
167
336
100
400
200
300
250
400
500
240
50
50
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
GE
GE
GE
GE
GE
GT
ST
GTCC
GTCC
GT
GT
7820
4062
Installed
Capacity (MW)
under
discussion
under
discussion
2017
2021
2017-2018
2016
2018
2020
under
discussion
2017-2018
2015
2013.5
2015
Commissioning
2013.7
Commissioning
2013.7
2013
2013
2014.9
2015
2016
2021
2021
2023
2023
2015
2027
2022
2023
2015.8
2025
2024
2013
2016
2015
COD
Domestic
50%
Cumulative
Cumulative
Each year
Cumulative
Each year
Cumulative
360
700
7570 cumulative
each year
600
1300
250
540
550
300
990
1980
20
82
50
50
25
25
84
37
98
132
243
243
167
336
100
400
200
300
250
400
500
240
50
50
Available Capacity
for Myanmar (MW)
0
0
210.3
534.3
534.3
82
3.3
50
50
25
84
240
84
240
0
0
211.4
633.4
99.1
1.1
182
98
98
240
2014
2015
2013
2014
0
0
-82
-4.4
20
170
999
365.6
25
489
307
170
100
37
50
50
340
2016
2015
0
0
170
1211
212
701
212
80
132
340
2017
2016
630
630
360
270
170
1211
0
701
0
340
2018
2017
930
300
170
1211
0
300
701
0
340
2019
2018
1205
275
275
170
1211
0
701
0
340
2020
2019
350
1805
600
250
170
1211
0
701
0
340
2021
2020
2105
300
300
170
1454
243
944
243
243
340
2022
2021
2105
0
170
1897
443
1387
443
200
243
340
2023
2022
2105
0
170
2064
167
1554
167
167
340
2024
2023
2405
300
300
170
2900
836
500
2390
836
336
340
2025
2024

(Subtotal)
Combined Cycle
GasTurbine
Project
5.4-4
2025
3305
900
300
270
330
170
3300
400
2790
400
400
340
2026
2026
3910
605
275
330
170
3700
400
3190
400
400
340
2027
2027
350
4940
1030
350
330
170
4000
300
3490
300
300
340
2028
2028
5850
910
250
660
170
4000
0
3490
0
340
2029
2029
7160
1310
300
350
660
170
4000
0
3490
0
340
2030
2030
7820
660
660
170
4000
0
3490
0
340
2031
Installed Capacity for

Myanmar(MW)
40
1 Nancho (MOEP)
2 Chipwi Nge (JV)
99
3 Phyu (MOEP)
40
4 Upper Paunglaung (MOEP)
140
52
5 Baluchaung-3 (BOT)
6 Upper Baluchaung (BOT)
30.4
7 Projects (MOAI)
79
8 Shweli-3 (MOEP)
1050
9 Upper Yeywa (MOEP)
280
10 Thahtay (MOEP)
111
11 Upper Keng Tawng
51
12 Middle Paunglaung
100
13 Dee Doke
66
14 Mong Wa (BOT)
50
16.6
15 Ngotchaung (BOT)
150
16 Upper Bu (MOAI)
6
17 Keng Kham (MOAI)
18 Middle Yeywa
320
160
19 Bawgata
20 Tanintharyi
600
21 Upper Thanlwin (Kunlong) (JV)
700
22 Naopha, Mantong (JV)
712
84
23 Dapein-2 (JV)
260
24 Shweli-2 (JV)
64
25 Upper Sedawgyi (MOAI)
26 Nam Tamhpak (JV)
100
27 Gaw Lan (JV)
50
80
28 Hkan Kawn (JV)
29 Lawngdin (JV)
300
170
30 Tongxingqiao (JV)
31 Keng Tong (JV)
64
17
32 Wan Ta Pin (JV)
33 So Lue (JV)
80
34 Keng Yang (JV)
20
35 He Kou (JV)
50
36 Nam Kha (JV)
100
37 Namtu (Hsipaw)
50
38 Mong Young
22
39 Dun Ban
65
82
40 Nam Li
41 Nam Khot
25
No.
Note:
Project

5.4-5
5 - 86
Operation
Year
2013-14
2013-19
2014-15
2014-15
2013-14
2017-18
2014-15
2019-20
2018-19
2018-19
2017-18
2018-19
2018-19
2016-17
2017-18
2020-21
2020-21
2023-24
2023-24
2030-31
2021-22
2022-23
2021-22
2022-23
2030-31
2030-31
2026-27
2026-27
2028-29
2028-29
2026-27
2026-27
2026-27
2026-27
2026-27
2030-31
2030-31
2030-31
2030-31
2030-31
2030-31
Installed
Capacity for
Myanmar
(MW)
Operation
Year
Ywama
240
2013-14
Kyaukphyu (New)
50
2015-16
Thilawa
50
2015-16
Ahlone
121
2013-16
Mawlamyaing
230
2014-17
Hlawga
486
2021-23
Thaketa
1003
2015-27
Kanpouk (New)
500
2022-28
Myin Gyan (New)
250
2015-17
Hlaingtharyar (New)
400
2025-26
Ayeyarwady (New)
500
2024-25
Hlawga
50
2013-16
Ywama
50
2013-14
Thaketa
50
2013-14
Kyause (New)
82
2013-14
Kyaukpyu (New)
4.4
2013-15
Kanpouk
20
2015-16
3270
2018-2031
550
2019-2027
540
2017-2026
250
2020-2029
1300
2021-2030
600
2025-2030
Thilawa (New)
360
2017-18
Ngaputaw
700
2020-2028
No
Gas
Turbine
A
B
C
Combined
Cycle
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
Gas
Engine
L
M
N
O
P
Q
Coal
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Note:
Project
Yangon-Kunchangon
(Virtue Land)
Ngayukong
(Ayarwady Division,Tata)
Kalewa
(Sagaing Division)
Boakpyin
(Tanintharyi State)
Yangon-Kyauktan

5.4-6
5 - 87
5.4.3
3
2030 27.0GW 23.6GW 19.0GW
14.5GW 30% 5.4-7
5.4-7
5.4.4
3 LRMC
3 42 billion$O&M
13 billion$ 55 billion$ 5.4-8
LRMC LRMC
3 7.99 UScents/kWh 3 7.18 UScents/kWh
5.4-9
5 - 88
Cumulative Cost of Revised Scenario 3 (Billion$)

60
55.2
48.6
50
43.1
38.0
40
33.3
29.0
30
20
10
2.0
1.1
3.1
3.9
6.0
8.2
11.4
13.8
17.0
20.1
22.1
25.0
0
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
investment
Fixed_OM
Fuel
variable_OM
O&M
5.4-8
Long Run Marginal Cost for senarios 3 (US cents/kWh)

9
8
Generation
7.99
7.18
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Scenario 3
5.4-9
Revised Scenario 3
3 LRMC
5 - 89
5.5
5.5.1
(1)
1)
1.1GW
45.5 GW
2)
2014 250mmcfd M-3

2019 3 0.3 GW
4 Thaton
3)
Tigyit 60MW 2 120MW
(2) 3
3
2030
1)
13% 2030 14.5GW
5 - 90
2)
2014 4.3 GW 3.0 GW70%

1.2GW28%
0.1GW2%
3)
2030 19.0GW 30%kW
13
2014 5 27
JICA
3
2030
5 - 91
5.5-1
2030
(3) 3
3
1)
2030 9.4GW
2)
2013 0.7GW
0.3GW 0.6GW 0.8GW
20142021 4.2.1
(5)2016 1.2 GW2030 4.0 GW
5 - 92
3)
2017 2030 Kalewa 0.54 GW Keng Tong

0.6 GW 1.14 GW 7.82GW 15%
6.68GW 85%
4)
2030
10%2 GW
5)
CO2
USC
5.5.2
(1)
2030
5 - 93
(2)
(3)
IPP
(4)
WASP
5 - 94
6.1
MEPEMyanma Electricity Power Enterprise

230kV132kV 66kV 6.1-1
5
2013 2,000MW 50%
75%
3 2
230kV 2
Thapyaywa
132kV 230kV
230kV
6.4
6.1-1
6.1-1
km
MVA
2013
230kV
43
3,047
30
3,760
132kV
35
2,109
25
1,323
66kV
138
3,616
130
1,975
216
8,772
185
7,058
2013
6-1
2013
6.1-1
6-2
6.2
5
6.2-1
No.
State/Region
Kachin State
Kayah State
Kayin State
Chin State
Mon State
Rakhine State
2015
Transmission Lines
500kV 230kV 132kV 66kV
(mile) (mile) (mile) (mile)
60
89
Substations
230kV
132kV
No. MVA No. MVA
60
34
150
65
10
85
15
91
100
65
374
11
87
Shan State
60
213
200
100
50
Sagaing Region
80
30
100
100
20
Tanintharyi Region
200
20
300
400
180
20
200
400
60
200
11
160
900
23
2,700
56
641
145
80
39
142
167
11 Magway Region
366
385
38
13 Ayeyarwady Region
240
14 Yangon Region
135
167
1,838
500
202
60
1,371
200
1000
65
12 Mandalay Region
Total
66kV
No. MVA
10 Bago Region
285
500kV
No. MVA
1,500
12
990
2013
6.2.1
6.2-1 2015
(1) 230kV
(2) 230kV
(3)
6-3
legend
Shweli1
power plant
(in operation / under construction)
substation
230kV transmission lines
Tagaung
Nyaungbingyi
Upper Yeywa
Ohntaw
Myin Gyan
Shwesaryan
Chaungku
Yeywa
Belin
Meikhtila
Thazi
Ponnagyun
Naypyidaw2
Mann
Rhakhine State
Shwemyo
PL
Ann
Baluchaung
MPL
UPL
Taungdwgyi
NaypyiNancho
daw Pyinmana
Thephyu
Kyaukphyu
Baluchaung-1
Baluchaung-2
Baluchaung-3
OakShitpin
Shwedaung
Toungup
Taungoo
Kun
Thahtay
Tharyargone
230kV
Phayargyi
Sitaung
Minhla
Kamarnat
Thaton
Hinthada
Myaungtagar
Hlawga
Athoke
Hlaingtharyar
East
Dagon
Thaketa
Thanlyin
Bayintnaung
Pathein
Dala
Ahlone
Kyaiklat
6.2-1
6-4
Mawlamyaing
6.2.2
2015 6.2-2
6.2-2
Baluchaung-2
Shwemyo
120.0
193.1
Single
605 MCM (Duck)
Number of
conductors
/Phase
2
Upper Yeywa
Shwesaryan
230
80.0
128.8
Double
605 MCM (Duck)
Mann (minbuu) GT
Ann
230
67.0
107.0
Single
795 MCM (Drake)
Ann
Ponna KyunTong
230
116.0
186.0
Single
796 MCM (Drake)
OakShitpin
Toungup
230
61.3
98.6
Single
795 MCM (Drake)
Toungup
Kyuakphyu (GT)
230
108.4
174.4
Single
795 MCM (Drake)
Kyuakphyu (GT)
Ann
230
98.1
157.8
Single
795 MCM (Drake)
Athoke
Pathein
230
40.0
64.4
Single
605 MCM (Duck)
Oakshitpin
Hinthada
230
95.0
153.0
Single
605 MCM (Duck)
10
Hinthada
Athoke
230
80.0
128.8
Single
605 MCM (Duck)
No
Substation A
Substation B
Voltage
Level
(kV)
230
Length
miles
km
Number of
Circuit
Conductor Type
11
Thaketa
East Dagon
230
10.0
16.1
Double
605 MCM (Duck)
12
Hlaingtharyar
Kyaiklat
230
30.0
48.3
Single
605 MCM (Duck)
13
Taungdwgyi
Shwedaung
230
100.0
160.9
Single
605 MCM (Duck)
14
Myaungtagar
Hlaingtharyar
230
28.0
45.1
Single
605 MCM (Duck)
15
Thaton
Mawlamyaing
230
50.0
80.5
Single
605 MCM (Duck)
16
Shwedaung
Myaungtagar
230
130.0
209.3
Double
605 MCM (Duck)
17
Washaung
Waingmaw (Myithyina)-Mogaung
132
70.0
112.7
Single
397.5 MCM (IBIS)
18
Baluchaung-3
Baluchaung-2
132
3.6
5.8
Single
397.5 MCM (IBIS)
2014
6.2.3
2015 6.2-3 6.2-5
6-5
6.2-3
No.
Name of
Substation
2013
Voltage Level
(kV)
Rated Capacity
(MVA)
Kachin State, Bhamo
230/ 132/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
Location
Nos; of
Shunt Reactor
Transformer
(MVAR)
Condenser
(MVAR)
COD*
50
50
2015
Bhamo
Nabar
Sagaing Division, Nabar
230/ 66/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
50
50
2015
Ngapawdine
Sagaing Division,
Ngapawdine
230/ 132/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
50
50
2015
Myothit
Kachin State, Bhamo
66 / 11
2014
Dawponyan
Kachin State, Bhamo
66 / 11
2014
Phayarkone
(Zartabyin)
Kayin State, Zartabyin
66 / 11
2014
Falam
Chin State, Falam
66 / 11
2014
Taingin
Chin State, Thinengin
66 / 11
2014
Mindat
Chin State, Mindat
66 / 11
2014
10 Ramree
Rakhine State, Ramree
66 / 11
2014
11 Thandwe
Rakhine State, Thandwe
66 / 11
2014
12 Taunggyi
Shan State, Taunggyi
132/ 66
60
1 (3)
2014
13 Mineshoe
Shan State, Taunggyi
66/ 11
2014
Chin State, Kalay
230/ 66/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
50
50
2015
Chin State, Kalay
66/ 11
10
2015
Tanintharyi Division, Dawei
230/ 66/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
50
50
2015
Tanintharyi Division, Dawei
66/ 11
10
2015
Tanintharyi Division, Ye
230/ 66/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
50
50
2015
Tanintharyi Division, Ye
66/ 11
10
2015
17 Taungtwingyi
Magway Division,
Taungtwingyi
132/ 66
100
2015
18 Mogok
Mandalay Division, Mogok
66/ 33
30
2014
66/ 11
10
2014
66/ 11
10
2014
66/ 11
10 + 10
2014
230/ 66/ 11
100
1 (3)
2015
230/ 33/ 11
100
1 (3)
50
2015
14 Kalay
15 Dawei
16 Ye
19 Chaungthar
20 Ngwesaung
21 Kamnee
22 Kytelat
23 Dala
Ayeyarwady Division,
Chaungthar
Ngwesaung
Pathein
Kytelat
Yangon Division, Dala
2013
*CODCommercial Operation Date
6-6
6.2-4
No.
Name of Substation
2014
Location
1
2
Hpakant
Mogaung
Kachin State, Hpakant

Kachin State, Mogaung
Loikaws
Kayah State, Loikaw
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Shadaw
Bawlakhe
Hpasawng
Kawkareit
Myawaddy
Hlinebwe
Chaungzon
Kayah State, Shadaw

Kayah State, Bawlakhe
Kayah State, Hpasawng
Kayin State, Kawkareit
Kayin State, Myawaddy
Kayin State, Hlinebwe
Mon State, Chaungzone
11
Thanbuzayat
Mon State, Thanbuzayat
12 Mawlamyaing
Mon State, Mawlamyaing
13 Buthitaung
Rakhine State, Buthitaung
14 Minbya
Rakhine State, Minbya
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Rakhine State, Kyeintali

Rakhine State, Gwa
Rakhine State, Taungup
Rakhine State, Rathedaung
Rakhine State,Buthidaung
Rakhine State,Maungdaw
Shan State, Theinni
Shan State, Mansan
Shan State, Kutkhaing
Shan State, Kyethee
Shan State, Lashio
Shan State, Moemate (Mabein)
Chin State, Kalaywa
Chin State, Thinengin
Sagaing Division, Monywa
Bago Division, Bago
Bago Division, Taungoo
Magway Division, Gangaw
Kyeintali
Gwa
Taungup
Rathedaung
Buthidaung
Maungdaw
Theinni
Mansan (Ext;)
Kutkhaing
Kyethe
Lashio
Moemate
Kalaywa
Thinengin
Monywar (Aungchanthar) (Ext;)
500 kV Bago (Kamarnat)
500 kV Taungoo
Gangaw
33 Chauk (Ext;)
Magway Division, Chauk
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Magway Division, Kyunchaung

Magway Division, Aunglan
Magway Division, Thayet
Magway Division, Kanma
Magway Division, Kanma
Magway Division, Pauk
Magway Division, Saw
Mandalay Division, Tharzi
Mandalay Division, Tharzi
Mandalay Division, Meikhtila
Mandalay Division, Ngazon
Mandalay Division, Aungpinlae
Mandalay Division, Mandalay
Kyaunchaung
Aunglan
Thayet
Kanma
Mintone
Pauk
Saw
Tharzi (Ext;)
Nyaung Oo
500 kV Meikhtila
Ngazon
Aungpinlae (Ext; )
Industry Zone
47 Hinthada
Ayeyarwady Division, Hinthada
48 Phyarpone
Ayeyarwady Division, Phyarpone
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
Ayeyarwady Division, Bokolay

Ayeyarwady Division, Hinthada
Ayeyarwady Division, Danuphyu
Ayeyarwady Division, Mawgyun
Yangon Division, Hlaingtharyar
Yangon Division,North Oakkalar
Yangon Division,Botataung
Bokalay
Laymyatnar
Danuphyu
Mawlamyaing gyun
Shwelinpanm
Myaukoakkalarpa Industrial Zone
Thida GIS
Voltage Level
(kV)
66/ 11
132/ 66
132/ 66
132/ 33
66/ 11
66/ 33
66/ 33
230/ 66/ 11
230/ 66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 33
66/ 11
66/ 33
66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 33
66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 11
230/ 66/ 11
230/ 66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 33
66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 11
132/ 33
500/ 230/ 33
500/ 230/ 33
230/ 66/ 11
230/ 132/ 11
132/ 66
230/ 132/ 11
230/ 66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 11
132/ 33
66/ 11
500/ 230/ 33
66/ 11
132/ 33
132/ 33
230/ 66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 33
66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 11
66/ 11
230/ 66/ 11
230/ 33/ 11
230/ 66/ 11
Rated Capacity
Nos; of
Shunt Reactor Condenser
(MVA)
Transformer
(MVAR)
(MVAR)
10
1
60/ 60
1 (3)
50/ 50
2 (3)
50 /50
1 (3)
5
1
30
1
25
30
1
25
100/ 100/ 30
25
1 (3)
100/ 100/ 30
25
1 (3)
5
1
30
1
10
1
10
1
20
1
20
1
5
1
5
1
10
1
5
1
2
1
2
1
5
1
5
1
5
1
100/ 100/ 30
25
25
4 (1)
60 / 60
25
4 (1)
5
1
5
1
30
1
5
5
1
5
1
5
1
50 / 50
25
2 (3)
500/ 500/ 166
100
100
7 (1)
500/ 500/ 166
100
100
7 (1)
100/ 100/ 30
25
4 (1)
100/ 100/ 30
25
4 (1)
60/ 60
1 (3)
100/ 100/ 30
25
4 (1)
100/ 100/ 30
25
4 (1)
15
1
5
1
2
1
5
1
2
1
50 /50
2 (3)
10
1
500/ 500/ 166
100
100
7 (1)
20
1
50 /50
2 (3)
50 /50
2 (3)
100/ 100/ 30
25.00
4 (1)
10
2
10
1
10
2
10
1
5
1
5
1
5
1
100/ 100/ 30
25
1 (3)
100/ 100/ 30
25
2 (3)
200/ 200/ 60
25
2 (3)
COD
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2016
2016
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2017
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2016
2015
2017
2015
2016
2016
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2013
6-7
6.2-5
No. Name of Substation
Location
2015
Voltage Level
(kV)
Rated
Capacity
(MVA)
Nos; of
Transformer
Shunt
Reactor
(MVAR)
Condenser
(MVAR)
COD
Matupe
Chin State, Matupe
66/ 11
2016
Beelin
Mon State, Beelin
66/ 11
10
2016
Mabain
Shan State, Mabain
66/ 11
2016
Buddha Gone (Ext;)
Magway Division, Pakokku
132/ 66
60/ 60
1 (3)
25
2016
Bellin (Ext;)
Mandalay Division, Bellin
230/ 33/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
25
2017
Meikhtila
(Thapyawa) (Ext;)
Mandalay
Meikhtila
230/ 33/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
25
2017
Thilawa
Yangon Division, Thanlyin
230/ 33/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
1 (3)
25
2016
Dala
Yangon Division, Dala
230/ 33/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
1 (3)
25
25
2016
Division,
2013
6-8
6.3
6.3.1
6.3-1
(1) LDCLoad Dispatch Center

YESBYangon City Electricity Supply Board
GCCGeneration Control Center

132230kV
(2) NCCNational Control Center

LDC
GCC
(3) GCCGeneration Control Center
1 LDC
6-9
MOEP(1)
MOEP(2)
NCC
(National Control Center)
GCC
LDC
(Generation Control Center)
(Load Dispatch Center)
230kV132kV
66kV
6.3-1
6.3.2
(YESB, ESE)
6.3-2
49.5Hz50.0Hz 49.0Hz49.5Hz
1
48.5Hz LDC
6 - 10
50.0 Hz
49.5
49.0 49.5Hz
49.0
48.5
48.3
48.0
47.8
6.3-2
LDC
6.3.3
6.3-3
230kV28kV12%
258kV
230kV12%
230
202
Static Capacitor
200250MW
6.3-3
LDC
6.3.4
SCADA
6.3-1 SCADASupervisory Control and Data Acquisition
6 - 11
6.3-1
2015
SCADA
NCC Naypyidaw LDCYangon RCC*1 PLC *2

Mandalay RCC 230kV
RCC
132kV
55
LDC
8
(1) Thaketa
(7) Belin, Thapyaywa,
Pyinmana, Taungoo,
Kamarnat, Taugdwgyi,
Hlawga
2016
NCCRCCs
SDH*4 OPGW
OPGW*3 PLC

NCC
RCC
IEC61850
1
2
3
4
6.3.5
RCC
PLC
OPGW
SDH
Regional Control Center

Power Line Carrier
Optical fiber Ground Wire
Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
NCC
SCADA 1
1
2014 7
2012 5 17
2013 3 6 Siemense
2014 7
1 12
2014 10 1 26
2015 7
6.3-4 NCC NCC NCC PLC
PLC NCC NCC LAN 2
6 - 12
6.3-4 NCC NCC

6.3-5 NCC RCC PLC
PLC RCC NCC
6.3-5 NCC RCC

6.3-6 NCC
6 - 13
6.3-6 NCC
NCC
6.3.6
6.3.1 2
GCC
LDC
GCC LDC
NCC SCADA 1
SCADA
GCC LDC
SCADA 2
SCADA
SCADA NCC 2 RCC
6 - 14
NCC RCC
NCC RCC
RCC RCC RCC

NCC
6 - 15
6.4
(1)
230kV 1
1
2
6.4-1 2010 2013 2010

2011
2011 10
20
2
20
15
2010
2012
2011
2013
10
0
1
6.4-1
10
11
12
2010 1 2013 8
(2)
1
6.4-2 230kV
10% 6.4-3
6 - 16
Myaungtagar Thaketa 1
230kV
250MW
190kV
230kV
6.4-2
230kV
6 - 17
6.4-3
230kV
(3)
7%
(1)(2)
(4)
2013
230kV Pyinmana Thephyu Taungoo Tharyargone

CTCurrent TransformerCT
(5)
(1)
6 - 18
6 - 19
6.5
6.5-1 6.5-3 2015
6.5-4 2015 2015

5
Nancho
40MW2014
Baluchaung-3
52MW2014
Upper Paunglaung
140MW2014
Upper Baluchaung
30MW2015
Phyu
40MW2015
Thapyaywa 230kV
71/ 380
221/ 380
NPT
OakShitpin
Pyinmana
Thephyu
Shwedaung
Taungoo
MHL
Kun
Kamarnat
209 / 380
223 / 223
428 / 761
26 / 380
162 / 380
55 / 380
216 / 380
Myaungtagar
137/ 223
165/ 223
162 / 380
32 / 380
Shwemyo
Loss: 109MW
280 / 761
235/ 345
44/ 380
Thazi
PL
207 / 345
141 / 380
110/ 223
Thapyaywa
346 / 380
Taungdwgyi
= 230kV
95 / 223
2013
375
230kV
Baluchaung 2
Baluchaung 1
141 / 223
Shwekin
45 / 380
Tharyargone
/
/
9 / 471 / MW
Total 624
6.5-1
2013
6 - 20
= 230kV
Thapyaywa
125 / 380
69 / 380
99 / 380
327 / 345
262/ 380
Nancho UPL
PL
294 / 345
Thephyu
Shwedaung
30 / 380
Baluchaung 2
Baluchaung 1
Taungoo
184 / 223
Kun
241 / 380 Kamarnat
Myaungtagar
16 / 380
192 / 380
265 / 380
Baluchaung 3
Shwekin
45 / 380
238 / 223
482 / 761
189 / 223
409 / 380
MHL
Tharyargone
186 / 223
220 / 380
Loss: 140MW
434/ 761
OakShitpin
81 / 380
Shwemyo
Pyinmana
NPT
- Nancho
- Baluchang(3)
- Upper Paunglaung
113 / 223
Thazi
97 / 223
Taungdwgyi
383
230kV
2014
/
/
9 / 471 / MW
Total 740
6.5-2
2014
271
230kV
= 230kV
85 / 380
116 / 380
306 / 380
NPT
Pyinmana
Thephyu
OakShitpin
Shwedaung
MHL
PL
Nancho UPL
Baluchaung 2
Baluchaung 1
525 / 761
Tharyargone
215 / 446
Shwekin
45 / 380
238 / 380
63 / 380
410 / 761
266 / 223
185 / 223
190 / 380
42 / 380
286 / 380
Myaungtagar
Loss: 157MW
Taungoo
Kun
Kamarnat
Nancho
Baluchang(3)
Upper Paunglaung
Upper Baluchang
Phyu
Shwemyo
431 / 380
Phyu
189/ 223
203 / 380
51 / 380
129 / 223
Thazi
292 / 345 326 / 345
103 / 380
Taungdwgyi
Thapyaywa
112 / 223
2015
Baluchaung 3
/
/
/
9 / 471 / MW
Total 770
6.5-3
2015
6 - 21
230kV
277 / 380
NPT
Pyinmana
Thephyu
Phyu
113 / 223
Kun
135 / 380 Kamarnat
197 / 223
387 / 761
63 / 380
162 / 380
138 / 380
Myaungtagar
84 / 223
410 / 761
PL Nancho UPL
62 / 380
Baluchaung 2
Baluchaung 1
Taungoo
143 / 223
370 / 760
58 / 380
17 / 380
Nancho
Baluchang(3)
Upper Paunglaung
Upper Baluchang
Phyu
Loss: 123MW
184 / 345
245 / 380
129 / 223
Shwemyo
505 / 760
34 / 223 34 / 223
Thazi
Shwedaung
317 / 760
155 / 345
OakShitpin
Taungdwgyi
34 / 223
Toungup
61 / 380
Mann
34 / 223
Maei
= 230kV
Thapyaywa
300 / 380
Ann
408
2015
()
145 / 446
Shwekin
45 / 380
Tharyargone
Baluchaung 3
/
/
/
9 / 471 / MW
Total 824
6.5-4
2015 2015
230kV Taungoo Tharyargone
6.5-4 2015
6 - 22
6.6
6.6.1
5
2020 2030
6.6-1
6 - 23
6.6-1
Location
Substation
2020
Voltage
high case
(kV)
(MW)
2030
high case
(MW)
Location
Substation
2020
Voltage
high case
(kV)
(MW)
2030
high case
(MW)
Pyin-O-Lwin
132
24.62
100.22
Kalaw
132
43.39
133.29
Aungpinlae
132
35.64
145.10
Namsan
132
8.96
27.52
Inngone
132
24.34
99.07
Mansan
230
23.76
72.98
Letpanhla
132
16.54
67.33
Myin Gyan
132
21.80
88.73
Tagundaing
132
42.44
172.77
Yatanarbon
132
1.55
6.32 Ayeyarwady Myanaung
Yinmarbin
132
0.33
1.36
Yepaungsone
132
5.51
22.44
Kamarnat
Belin
230
20.00
81.42
Shwemyo
230
16.31
66.39
Shan
Aungthapyay
66
sub-total
230
Athoke
66
36.00
110.57
112.10
344.35
77.38
286.41
29.02
107.41
106.40
393.82
230
40.34
148.65
OakShitpin
230
31.60
116.43
Shwedaung
230
58.56
215.80
230
23.02
84.81
sub-total
Mandalay
Bago
Shwesaryan
230
55.13
224.44
Taungoo
Naypyidaw
230
31.30
127.41
Tharyargone
Thapyaywa
230
48.15
195.99
Pyinmana
230
76.93
313.17
Myaungtagar
230
230
sub-total
16.53
60.93
170.05
626.62
246.08
771.33
Thazi
230
25.52
103.87
Thanlyin
230
166.87
523.04
Thephyu
230
27.67
112.64
Hlawga
230
581.43
1,822.50
Myin Gyan (Stell Mill)
230
53.85
219.22
Ahlone
230
316.79
992.96
Myaukpyin
230
123.12
501.18
Bayintnaung
230
183.10
573.92
650.75
2,649.07
Hlaingtharyar
230
228.75
717.00
97.53
Thaketa
230
537.61
1,685.13
Yangon
sub-total
Sagaing
Monyawa
132
31.75
Kyaukpatoe
132
17.55
53.92
Thida
66
159.63
500.35
Ngyapyadaing
132
14.46
44.43
Ywama
33
285.36
894.46
Nyaungbingyi
230
23.90
73.43
2,705.60
8,480.71
Ohntaw
230
21.94
67.40
Chaungku
230
0.59
1.81
110.20
338.53
sub-total
Chauk
132
39.36
87.22
Saytoattayar
132
1.21
2.68
Tanyaung
132
3.92
8.69
sub-total
Mon
Thaton
230
97.57
359.00
Mawlamyaing
66
12.63
46.46
110.20
405.46
22.80
58.20
22.80
58.20
132
13.30
23.28
13.30
23.28
230
45.60
117.37
45.60
117.37
8.55
15.52
8.55
15.52
230
91.20
281.30
91.20
281.30
230
28.50
87.30
28.50
87.30
4,303.50
14,105.74
sub-total
Bhamo (Banmaw)
132
Kachin
sub-total
Lawpita2 (Baluchaung-2)
Kayar
Magway
132
21.65
47.97
Mann
132
2.66
5.89
Kyunchaung
132
38.37
85.04
sub-total
Magway
Kawkareik
Kayin
Taungdwgyi
230
21.08
46.72
128.25
284.21
sub-total
Gantgaw
230
Chin
sub-total
sub-total
Meik (Myeik)
Tanintharyi
sub-total
Taungup
Rakhine
sub-total
TOTAL
6 - 24
6.6.2
2020
3 1
2
3
2020
2
6.6-2
50% 70%
2020
70%
50%
6.6-2
3 2020
13 6.6-1
2020
1,500MW
2,100MW
230kV
230kV
500kV
6.8
6 - 25
2020 Rainy season

Northern
area
2020 Dry season

Northern
area
Hydro:70%
Thermal:28%
Gen:1,701
Load:672
Gen:2,124
Load:672
1,452MW
Gen:350
Load:135
Western
area
Gen:542
Load:2,746
Yangon
area
Western
area
Middle
area
Gen:987
Load:2,746
Gen:154
Load:247
6.6.3
Gen:905
Load:504
1,430
MW
Yangon
area
Middle
area
Gen:282
Load:247
Southern
area
Southern
area
6.6-1
1,029MW
Gen:459
Load:135
Gen:1,142
Load:504
2,090
MW
Hydro:50%
Thermal:51%
2020
2030
2020 2030
6.6-2
3 1
2 3
5 1 2 1,000MW
3
1 2
3
1 2 3 6.6-2 6.6-3
6 - 26
2030 Rainy season

Northern
area
2030 Dry season

Northern
area
Hydro:70%
Thermal:11%
Gen:6,471
Load:2,496
Gen:8,409
Load:2,496
5,913MW
Gen:439
Load:481
8,296
MW
Western
area
Gen:620
Load:8,630
Gen:358
Load:481
Gen:4,120
Load:1,695
42
MW
Western
area
Middle
area
Gen:565
Load:804
Yangon
area
Gen:3,385
Load:8,630
Southern
area
6.6-2
3,975MW
123
MW
Gen:3,081
Load:1,695
5,238
MW
Middle
area
Gen:830
Load:804
Yangon
area
Southern
area
2030 1 2
2030 Dry season
2030 Rainy season

Northern
area
Gen:3,509
Load:2,496
2,038MW
Gen:993
Load:481
2,349
MW
Yangon
area
Middle
area
Gen:1,253
Load:804
Western
area
Gen:6,541
Load:8,630
Southern
area
6.6-3
1,013MW
Gen:1,116
Load:481
Gen:2,006
Load:1,695
Western
area
Hydro:50%
Thermal:77%
Northern
area
Hydro:70%
Thermal:64%
Gen:4,534
Load:2,496
Gen:5,436
Load:8,630
Hydro:50%
Thermal:60%
Gen:1,711
Load:1,695
1,029
MW
Yangon
area
Middle
area
Gen:1,303
Load:804
Southern
area
2030 3
6 - 27
1 2 5,900MW
8,300MW
1,000km 1
2 500kV2 2,500MW 500kV 2
500kV
3 1
6.6-3 2,0002,400MW
600MW
3 2
1 500kV 1
1
2
500kV 2
500kV 2
6.6.4
2030
6.6-4 6.6-3
6 - 28
Scenario 1/2
Scenario 3
North to South:
4 main routes
North to South:
2 main routes
1st Phase
500kV T/L
1st Phase
500kV T/L
+-500kV
DC T/L
2nd Phase
500kV T/L
+-500kV
DC T/L
2nd Phase
500kV T/L
Legend
power plant
(in operation / planned)
substation
(in operation after 2021/ planned)
(in operation after 2021)
6.6-4
2030 1 2 3
6.6-3
Scenario
No 1
No 2
No 3
Domestic Energy
Consumption
Least Cost
500kV T/L
500kV T/L
500kV T/L
710 MUSD
(570km, 5,000MVA)
1,660 MUSD
(4,160km, 8,770MVA)
710 MUSD
(570km, 5,000MVA)
1,660 MUSD
(4,160km, 8,770MVA)
710 MUSD
(570km, 5,000MVA)
1,660 MUSD
(4,160km, 8,770MVA)
Total
2,370 MUSD
2,370 MUSD
2,370 MUSD
Main projects
DC T/L
500kV T/L
DC T/L
500kV T/L
500kV T/L
500kV Cost
4,680 MUSD
4,680 MUSD
2,480 MUSD
230-132kV Cost
900 MUSD
900 MUSD
900 MUSD
Total
5,580 MUSD
5,580 MUSD
3,380 MUSD
Priority of PGDP
Main projects
Mid-term
(Year 20162020)
Lon-term
(Year 20212030)
500kV Cost
230-132kV Cost
6 - 29
6.6.5
5
3
3
6 - 30
6.7
6.7.1
(1)
2030 N-1

110%

(2)
6.7-1
6.7-1
Conductor
type
MW (PF 0.85)
132kV
230kV
84
-
MCM
Ampere
Ibis
397
433
Duck
605
562
109
190
Drake
795
660
128
223
485
6.7-2
(3)
6.7-2
6 - 31
500kV
-
-5% +5%
(4)
6.7-3
6.7-3
6.7.2
2020
kV
kA
500
40 50
230
40 50
132
25 31.5
6.6.2
(1)
230kV
(2) 2020
6.7-1 2020 3
2016 500kV
230kV 500kV
500kV Meikhtila
Taungoo Phayargyi Hlaingtharyar Shweli 3; 1,000MW
Shweli 3 Belin Meikhtila
6 - 32
2020
legend
power plant
(in operation / construction / planned)
substation
Waingmaw
Bhamo

Nabar

Shweli1
Theinni
Tagaung
Kale
Ngyapyadaing
Kalewa
Shweli3
Mansan
Mineyal
Upper
Yeywa
Gantgaw
Ohntaw
Myin Gyan
Belin
Chaungku
Mong Young
Yeywa
Kyunchaung
Minepann
Meikhtila
Thazi
Ponnagyun
Mann
Keng Tong
Namsan
Shwemyo
Naypyidaw2
PL
MPL
Ann
UPL
Taungdwgyi
Kyaukphyu
Pyinmana Nancho
Thephyu
Naypyidaw
Shwedaung
Baluchaung-2
Taungoo
Toungup
Kun
OakShitpin
Tharyargone
Thahtay
Phayargyi
Minhla
Sitaung
Thaton
Myaungtagar
Hlaing
-tharyar
Thaketa
Pathein
Mawlamyaing
Dala
Ngaputaw
Kyaiklat
Baintnaung
Thilawa
Ahlone
Ye
Kunchangon
Dawei
6.7-1
Meik
Boakpyin
KukThaung
2020
6 - 33
(3)
1)
3 6.7-2
500kV
6 - 34
Waingmaw
2020
Bhamo
Nabar
Shweli1
Kalewa
Kale
Theinni
210
Tagaung
Ngyapyadaing
64
Shweli3
Gantgaw
196
Shwesaryan
Belin
990
Chaungku
Upper Yeywa
74
Ohntaw
Myni Gyan
Thazi
72
Chauk
1172
Shwemyo
PL
54
16
Naypyidaw
Pyinmana
33
Maei
1744
Minhla
1194
Hinthada
Myaungtagar
597
90
Pathein
Ngapudau
54
Baluchaung2
237
Kun
Thahtay
198
Thephyu
Taungoo
55
Hlawga
Athoke
328 Nancho
64
Shwedaung
OakShitpin
Toungup
MPL
UPL
Taungdwgyi
Kyaukphyu
Keng Tong
Namsan
30
Mann Naypyidaw2
Ann
Minepann
202
Meikhtila
Ponnagyun
Mong Young
Yeywa
230
Kyunchaung
Mineyal
248
736
Nyaungbingyi
Mansan
Tharyargone
96
83
Phayargyi
Sitaung
East
Dagon
Kamarnat
Balin
Thaton
162
Thaketa
Thanlyin
16546
Mawlamyaing
Hlaing
-tharyar
Dala
Baintnaung
Thilawa
Ahlone
Kyaiklat
Ye
Kunchangon
Dawei
6.7-2
Meik
Boakpyin
KukThaung
2020
6 - 35
6.7-3 6.7-5
500kV230kV 5%
Voltage of 500 kV substations
(kV)
530
510
490
470
Shweli3
Belin
Meikhtila
6.7-3
Taungoo
Phayargyi
Hlaingtharyar
500kV 2020
(kV)
230 kV substations (western route)

250
240
230
220
Thanlyin
6 - 36
Thaketa
230kV 2020
Hlawga
Myaungtagar
Minhla
Shwedaung
OakShitpin
Toungup
Ann
Mann
Kyunchaung
6.7-4
Chaungku
Nyaungbingyi
Ohntaw
Ngyapyadaing
Nabar
210
(kV)
230 kV substations (eastern route)
250
240
230
220
Boakpyin
Meik
Dawei
Ye
Mawlamyaing
Thaton
Sitaung
Kamarnat
Phayargyi
Tharyargone
Taungoo
Thephyu
Pyinmana
6.7-5
Shwemyo
Thazi
Thapyeywa
Belin
Ohntaw
Ngyapyadaing
Nabar
210
230kV 2020
6.7-6 6.7-7
(kA)
Short Circuit Current of 500kV Substations
35
Short Circuit Current
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
Shweli3
Belin
6.7-6
Meikhtila
Taungoo
Phayargyi
Hlaingtharyar
2020 500kV
6 - 37
(kA)
35
30
25
20
15
10
0
Kunchangon
Phayargyi
HtanTapin
Kawkareik
Meik
Mine Pann
Mong Young
Bhamo
Thatei
Thilawa
Theinni
Gantgaw
Nabar
Ye
East Dagon
Toungup
Upper Yeywa
Chauk
Phyu
Upper Paunglaung
Athoke
Ahlone
Hlaingtharyar
Thaketa
Mawlamyaing
Sitaung
Myaungtagar
Lawpita
Tharyargone
Thaut Yay Khat
Thephyu
Shwemyo
Naypyitaw
Shwedaung
Shweli
Shwesaryan
Nyaungbingyi
Belin
Taungdwgyi
Thapyaywa
Yeywa-1
6.7-7
2020 230kV
500kV 10kA
230kV 20kA
2)
3 2020 2020
(4)
2016 2020
6.7-4 6.7-5
6.7-6
6 - 38
6.7-4
Transmission Line
Substation
20162020
(Voltage)
Amount of Facility
Amount of Cost
500kV
1,029 km
643 MUSD
230kV
4,387 km
822 MUSD
132 kV
280 km
27 MUSD
500kV
5,000 MVA
310 MUSD
230kV
7,740 MVA
813 MUSD
132 kV
830 MVA
111 MUSD
Total
2,726 MUSD
500kV Meikhtila Hlaingtharyar
Shweli-31,000MW
500kV Shweli-3
Meikhtila
230kV
6 - 39
6.7-5
No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
Substation A
Meikhtila
Taungoo
Shweli-3
Belin
Phayargyi (Kamarnat)
Mawlamyaing
Mawlamyaing
Ye
Mansan
Shwelinpan
Hinthada
Gantgaw
Baluchaung-2
MineWa(Mong Wa)
Taungoo
Gantgaw
Minbu (Mann)
Meikhtila
Kalewa (Coal Plant)
Namsan-Mine Pann
Dawei
Upper Yeywa
Shwesaryan
Thahtay (In-Out)
Middle Paunglaung
Kunchangon
Ngayukong
Waingmaw
Theinni-Mineyal
Meik
Htantapin
Htantapin
Bhamo (Banmaw)
Nabar
Ngyapyadaing
Meikhtila
Phayargyi
Hlaingtharyar 500kVSS
Boakpyin
Ngaputaw
Dawei
Dala
Meikhtila
Kyause
Thilawa
Meikhtila
Chauk
Meikhtila
Pyinmana
Thephyu
Kunchangon
Kanpouk
Upper Keng Tong
Ngotchaung
Dapein-2
Upper Bu
20162020 132kV
Substation B
Taungoo
Belin
Meikhtila (Thapyaywa)
Hlaingtharyar
Kawkareik-Myawaddy
Ye
Dawei
Theinni
Hlaingtharyar-Bayintnaung
Athoke
Nyaungbingyi
Taungoo
So Lue
Shwedaung
Kale
Taungdwgyi
Chauk
Kale
Keng Tong
Meik
Shwesaryan
Myaukpyin
(In-Out)
Dala
Pathein
Nabar
MineNaung-Namsan
Boakpyin-KukThaung
Myaungtagar
Hlaingtharyar
Nabar
Ngyapyadaing
Ohntaw
Thapyaywa
East Dagon
Ywama (Shwelinpan)
Boakpyin
Pathein
LongLon
Kyaiklat
Taungdwgyi
Ohntaw
Thanlyin
Chauk
Kyunchaung
Myin Gyan
Thephyu
Taungoo
Ahlone
Dawei
Namsan
Lawpita (Baluchaung-1)
Dapein-1
Tayaung
Voltage
Level
(kV)
500
500
500
500
500
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
132
132
132
132
132
6 - 40
Length
Miles
146.0
117.0
135.0
125.0
60.0
80.0
82.0
50.0
60.0
6.0
80.0
80.0
96.0
23.0
110.0
80.0
85.0
75.0
10.0
138.0
60.0
80.0
16.0
7.0
7.0
35.0
60.0
140.0
168.0
250.0
12.0
11.0
85.0
95.0
84.0
6.5
50.0
6.5
19.0
12.0
30.0
15.0
13.0
80.0
6.5
6.5
75.0
25.0
69.0
70.0
61.0
48.0
6.0
50.0
31.0
3.0
85.0
km
No. of
circuit
Conductor Type
235.0
188.3
217.3
201.2
96.6
128.8
132.0
80.5
96.6
9.7
128.8
128.8
154.5
37.0
177.0
128.8
136.8
120.7
16.1
222.1
96.6
128.8
25.8
11.3
11.3
56.3
96.6
225.3
270.4
402.3
19.3
17.7
136.8
152.9
135.2
10.5
80.5
10.5
30.6
19.3
48.3
24.1
20.9
128.8
10.5
10.5
120.7
40.2
111.0
112.7
98.2
77.3
9.7
80.5
49.9
4.8
136.8
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Single
Single
Double
Single
Double
Double
Double
Single
Single
Double
Double
Double
Double
Single
Single
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Triple
Double
Triple
Double
Double
Double
Single
Double
Single
Single
Double
Single
Double
Single
Single
Single
Triple
Single
Single
Single
Single
Double
795MCM (Drake)
795MCM (Drake)
795MCM (Drake)
795MCM (Drake)
795MCM (Drake)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
795MCM (Drake)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
795MCM (Drake)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
397.5MCM (Ibis)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
No. of
conductors
/Phase
4
4
4
4
4
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
6.7-6
20162020 132kV
4 (1)
Substation Rated
Capacity
(MVA)
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
400
4 (1)
400
4 (1)
400
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
400
230/ 66/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
400
Ye
230/ 66/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
400
12
Thilawa
230/ 33/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
1 (3)
100
13
230/ 33/ 11
230/ 66/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
100/ 100/ 30
1 (3)
100
14
Dala
Kawkareik
1 (3)
100
15
Myawaddy
100/ 100/ 30
1 (3)
100
16
Kale
230/ 66/ 11
230/ 66/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
400
17
Theinni
230/ 66/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
400
18
Mansan (Ext;)
230/ 66/ 11
60 / 60
4 (1)
240
19
Kyunchaung
230/ 132/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
400
20
230/ 66/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
400
21
Aungland
Gantgaw
230/ 66/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
400
22
Chauk (Ext;)
230/ 132/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
400
23
Belin (Ext;)
230/ 33/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
400
24
230/ 33/ 11
230/ 66/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
100/ 100/ 30
4 (1)
400
25
Meikhtila (Thapyaywa) (Ext;)

Shwelinpan
1 (3)
100
26
Myaukoakkalarpa Industrial Zone
230/ 33/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
2 (3)
200
27
Thida GIS
2 (3)
400
Dala
Waingmaw (Ext;)
Kyine Ton
Meik (Ext;)
Mine Pann
Namsan (Ext;)
Minenaung
Mineyal
Boakpyin
KukThaung
Loikaw s
230/ 66/ 11
230/ 33/ 11
200/ 200/ 60
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
230 / 132
230 / 66
230 / 66
230 / 66
230 / 132
230 / 66
230 / 66
230 / 33
230 / 33
132/ 66
100
100
100
100
100
100
50
50
50
50
50/ 50
1 (3)
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2 (3)
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
39
Loikaw s
132/ 33
50 /50
1 (3)
50
40
Chauk (Ext;)
132/ 66
60/ 60
1 (3)
60
41
Aungpinlae (Ext; )
132/ 33
50 /50
2 (3)
100
42
Industry Zone
132/ 33
50 /50
2 (3)
100
43
Mogaung
Monywar (Aungchanthar) Sub; (Ext;)
Taungtwingyi
132/ 66
60/ 60
1 (3)
60
132/ 33
132/ 66
50 / 50
100
2 (3)
1
Buddha Gone (Ext;)

Thazi (Ext;)
132/ 66
132/ 33
60/ 60
50 /50
1 (3)
100
100
60
2 (3)
100
Voltage Level
(kV)
Transformer Rated Capacity

(MVA)
No. of
Transformer
500/ 230/ 33
500/ 230/ 33
500/ 230/ 33
500/ 230/ 33
500/ 230/ 33
230/ 66/ 11
230/ 132/ 11
500/ 500/ 166

500/ 500/ 166
500/ 500/ 166
500/ 500/ 166
500/ 500/ 166
100/ 100/ 30
100/ 100/ 30
2
2
2
2
2
Meikhtila
Taungoo
Hlaingtharyar
Belin
Hinthada
Bhamo
Nabar
230/ 66/ 11
100/ 100/ 30
Ngyapyadaing (Shwebo)
230/ 33/ 11
10
Dawei
11
No
1
2
3
4
5
6
44
45
46
47
Name of Substation
6 - 41
6.7.3
2030
6.6
(1)
230kV
500kV 2
(2) 2030
6.7-8 2030 3
2021 500kV
230kV
500kV 2 Shweli-3 Mansan Namsan Baluchaung Thaketa
500kV 500kV
500kV
6 - 42
2030
Waingmaw
legend
Bhamo
power plant
(in operation / planned up to 2030)
substation
Chibwe

Waingmaw

Natabat(Kachin)
Nabar
Shweli1
Shweli2
Kalewa
Theinni
Upper Thanlwin(Kunlong)
Tagaung
Ngyapyadaing
Naopha, Mantong
Mansan
Shweli3
Mineyal
Nyaungbingyi
Upper Yeywa
Gantgaw
Nam Kha
Myin Gyan
Chaungku
Mong Young
Belin
Kyunchaung
Kyine Ton
Wan Ta Pin
Yeywa
Mine Pann
Keng Tong
Meikhtila
So Lue
Namsan
Mann
Ponnagyun
Naypyidaw2
Shwemyo
Ann
Taungdwgyi
Naypyidaw
Kyaukphyu
Thephyu
Shwedaung
Baluchaung
Taungoo
Baluchaung2
Toungup
Tharyargone
Phayargyi
Kamarnat
Sitaung
Hinthada
Thaton
Myaungtagar
Pathein
Mawlamyaing
Ahlone
Hlaingtharyar
Thilawa
Kyaiklat
Ye
Kunchangon
Meik
Boakpyin KukThaung
Dawei
6.7-8
2030 3
6 - 43
(3)
1)
3
6.7-9 500kV
6 - 44
2030
Gawlan
Scenario3: two 500kV route
WuWoneKyue
Lawngdin
Chibwe
Tongxingqiao
Waingmaw
Hkan Kawn
Natabat(Kachin)
Bhamo
Nabar
486
Kale
Kalewa
Shweli1
Theinni
Shweli2
96
Tagaung
Upper Thanlwin(Kunlong)
Ngyapyadaing
Shweli3
Nyaungbingyi
Gantgaw
Upper Yeywa
608
152
Kyunchaung
Ponnagyun
25
696
292
Kyine Ton
Wan Ta Pin
Yeywa
Mine Pann
202
Meikhtila
32
Nam Kha
Middle Yeywa
Shwesaryan
Mong Young
Belin
1172
Chauk
Naypyidaw2
Mann
Mineyal
Namtu
1902
Ohntaw
Myin Gyan 190
Chaungku
396
Upper
Sedawgyi
Naopha, Mantong
499
Mansan
Keng Tong
So Lue
Namsan
Thazi
94
Shwemyo
PL
1404
MPL
Ann
UPL
Taungdwgyi
Naypyidaw
322
Pyinmana
128
Kyaukphyu
24
258
Kun
Bawgata
Minhla
Hinthada
130
462
194
236
Pathein
Ngayukong
Ngaputaw
Hlaingtharyar
Tharyargone
Shwegyin
192 Phayargyi
Kamarnat
976
Myaungtagar
Athoke
308
840 1368
Dala
Baluchaung3
Taungoo
Baluchaung2
464
Thahtay
Hlawga
Baluchaung1
Baluchaung
149
Shwedaung
OakShitpin
Toungup
Nancho
Thephyu
1310
1362
Sitaung
Balin
Pahan
Thaton
East
Dagon
Thaketa
Thanlyin
756
120
Mawlamyaing
Thilawa
Ahlone
Kyaiklat
Ye
Kyauktan
Tanintharyi
Ayeyarwady
Kunchangon
Meik
Boakpyin
KukThaung
Dawei
6.7-9
2030 3
6 - 45
6.7-10 6.7-12
500kV230kV 5%
(kV)
Voltage of 500 kV substations
550
530
510
490
Thaketa
Baluchaung
Namsan
Mansan
Hlawga
Kunchangon
Hlaingtharyar
6.7-10
Phayargyi
Taungoo
Meikhtila
Belin
Shweli3
Waingmaw
470
500kV 2030 3
(kV)
Voltage of 230 kV substations (western route)
250
240
230
220
6 - 46
Thanlyin
230kV 2030 3
Thaketa
Hlawga
Myaungtagar
Minhla
Shwedaung
OakShitpin
Toungup
Ann
Mann
Kyunchaung
Chaungku
6.7-11
Nyaungbingyi
Ohntaw
Ngyapyadaing
Nabar
210
Voltage of 230 kV substations (eastern route)
(kV)
250
240
230
220
Boakpyin
Meik
Dawei
Ye
Mawlamyaing
Thaton
Sitaung
Kamarnat
Phayargyi
Tharyargone
Taungoo
Thephyu
Pyinmana
Shwemyo
6.7-12
Thazi
Thapyaywa
Belin
Ohntaw
Ngyapyadaing
Nabar
210
230kV 2030 3
6.7-13 6.7-14
(kA)
35
30
25
20
15
10
0
Thaketa
Baluchaung
Namsan
Mansan
Hlawga
Kunchangon
Hlaingtharyar
Phayargyi
Taungoo
Meikhtila
Belin
Shweli3
Waingmaw
6.7-13
2030 500kV
6 - 47
(kA)
35
30
25
20
15
10
0
Baluchaung
Pahan
Tongxingqiao
Meikhtila
Hkan Kawn
Meik
Mong Young
Thatei
Theinni
Nabar
East Dagon
Upper Yeywa
Phyu
Athoke
Hlaingtharyar
Mawlamyaing
Myaungtagar
Tharyargone
Thephyu
Naypyitaw
Mansan
Chaungku
Thazi
Yeywa
6.7-14
2030 230kV
500kV 20kA
230kV 30kA
2030
2)
3 2030 2030
(3)
2021 2030 6.7-7
6 - 48
6.7-7
Transmission Line
Substation
20212030 3
(Voltage)
Amount of Facility
Amount of Cost
500kV
1,630 km
1,019 MUSD
230kV
2,190 km
401 MUSD
132 kV
122 km
11 MUSD
500kV
12,500 MVA
941 MUSD
230kV
4,530 MVA
476 MUSD
132 kV
720 MVA
96 MUSD
Total
2,944 MUSD
2 500kV
Shweli-3 Mansan Namsan Baluchaung Thaketa
Kunchangon3,270MW500kV
Hlaingtharyar Kunchangon
230kV
2030 N-1
1 2
2021 2030 6.7-8
6.7-9
6 - 49
6.7-8
No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
Substation A
Hlawga 500
Hlaingtharyar 500
Shweli-3
Mansan 500
Baluchaung 500
Namsan 500
Baluchang 500
Thaketa 500
Gawlan
WuWoneKyue
Hkan Kawn
Tongxingqiao
Shweli-3
Kunlong
Bawgata
Kyauktan
Naopha, Mantong
Hinthada
Thaton
Middle Yeywa
Keng Ton
So Lue
Wan Ta Pin
Natabat
Nam Kha
Lawngdin
Thazi
Ayeyarwady
Upper Sedawgyi
Namtu
Mong Young
Tanintharyi
Hlaingtharyar
Shwesaryan
Hlaingtharyar
Dala
Hlaingtharyar
Thilawa
Thilawa
Shwesaryan
Athoke
Phayargyi(Kamarnat)
Sitaung
Balin
Thaton
Mawlamyaing
Ye
Athoke
Athoke
Kunchangon
Tarbin(1)
Keng Yang
He kou
20212030 3132kV
Substation B
Hlaingtharyar 500
Kunchangon
Waingmaw
Shweli-3
Namsan 500
Mansan 500
Thaketa 500
Hlawga 500
WuWoneKyue
Hkan Kawn
Tongxingqiao
Chibwe
Shweli-2
Theinni
Tharyargone
Thilawa
Mansan
Myaungtagar
Pahan
Shwesaryan
Wan Ta Pin
Keng Tong
Kyine Ton
Waingmaw
Mine Pann
WuSauk
Thapyaywa
Kyaiklat
Shweli-3
Upper Yeywa
Namsan
Dawei
Bayintnaung
Myaukpyin
Shwelinpan
Kyaiklat
Kyaiklat
Thanlyin
Thida
Belin
Pathein
Sitaung
Balin
Thaton
Mawlamyaing
Ye
Dawei
Hlaingtharyar
Hinthada
Ahlone
Tarbin-2
Minewa(Mong Wa)
Minewa(Mong Wa)
Voltage
Level
(kV)
500
500
500
500
500
500
500
500
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
230
132
132
132
Length
Mile
km
9.0
35.0
261.0
93.0
186.0
186.0
212.0
37.0
30.0
10.0
20.0
40.0
20.0
53.0
20.0
10.0
50.0
80.0
25.0
31.0
28.0
25.0
22.0
40.0
32.0
9.0
15.0
31.0
31.0
6.0
12.0
20.0
7.0
16.0
19.0
13.0
30.0
6.0
15.0
17.0
40.0
37.0
31.0
31.0
48.0
82.0
50.0
71.0
80.0
30.0
5.0
31.0
40.0
14.5
56.3
420.0
149.7
299.3
299.3
341.2
59.6
48.3
16.1
32.2
64.4
32.2
85.3
32.2
16.1
80.5
128.8
40.2
49.9
45.1
40.2
35.4
64.4
51.5
14.5
24.1
49.9
49.9
9.7
19.3
32.2
11.3
25.8
30.6
20.9
48.3
9.7
24.1
27.4
64.4
59.6
49.9
49.9
77.3
132.0
80.5
114.3
128.8
48.3
8.1
49.9
64.4
6 - 50
No. of circuit
Conductor Type
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Triple
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Single
Double
Single
Single
Single
Double
Double
Single
Single
Single
Double
Single
Double
Single
Double
Double
Double
Double
Double
Single
Single
Single
Single
Triple
Single
Single
Single
795MCM (Drake)
795MCM (Drake)
795MCM (Drake)
795MCM (Drake)
795MCM (Drake)
795MCM (Drake)
795MCM (Drake)
795MCM (Drake)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
60 MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
605MCM (Duck)
No. of
conductors
/Phase
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
6.7-9
20212030 3
Hlawga
500/ 230/ 33
500/ 500/ 166
Substation
Rated Capacity
(MVA)
2000
Thaketa
500/ 230/ 33
500/ 500/ 166
1500
Hlaingtharyar (Ext;)
500/ 230/ 33
500/ 500/ 166
1000
Mansan
500/ 230/ 33
500/ 500/ 166
1500
Baluchaung
500/ 230/ 33
500/ 500/ 166
1000
Namsan
500/ 230/ 33
500/ 500/ 166
1500
Kunchangon
500/ 230/ 33
500/ 500/ 166
2000
Waingmaw (Ext;)
500 / 230/ 33
500/ 500/ 166
1000
Shweli-3
500/ 230/ 33
500/ 500/ 166
1000
10
Thaton (Ext;)
230 / 66
100
200
No
Name of Substation
Voltage Level
(kV)
Transformer Rated Capacity

(MVA)
No. of
Transformer
11
Myin Gyan (Ext;)
230 / 33
80
80
12
Pahan
230 / 66
50
50
13
LaungLone
230 / 33
100
200
14
Kamarnat
230 / 33
100
100
15
MyaukOo
230 / 66
100
100
16
Pathein (Ext;)
230 / 66
100
100
17
Naypyidaw
230 / 33
100
100
18
Meikhtila (Thapyaywa)
230 / 33
100
200
19
Myaukpyin
230 / 33
100
200
20
Shwesaryan (Ext;)
230 / 33
100
200
21
Shwemyo (Ext;)
230 / 33
100
300
22
Thida
230 / 66 / 11
300/ 200/ 100
900
23
Kyaikkasan
230 / 66 / 11
300/ 200/ 100
900
24
Okkalapa
230 / 66 / 11
300/ 200/ 100
900
25
Pyin-O-Lwin (Ext;)
132 / 33
50
100
26
Myin Gyan (Ext;)
132 / 66
60
60
27
Aungpinle (Ext;)
132 / 33
100
200
28
Sesaing
132 / 66
60
60
29
Nyaungbingyi (Ext;)
132 / 33
50
100
30
Industry Zone
132 / 33
100
200
6 - 51
6.8
2030
2030 8,500MW
60%
500kV 230kV
5,600MW 50%
230kV 2,800MW 500kV
5,700MW6,000MVA
1 500MVA 4 3
230kV 1
300MVA 2 15
2
500kV
6.8-1
Schematic diagram of power system plan in Yangon

1st 500kV Route
2nd 500kV Route
Legend
500kV
Outer Link
500kV T/L
230kV T/L
500kV S/S
230kV S/S
Thermal P/S
From West
(future)
From East
(future)
Large scale
Thermal P/S
Large scale
Thermal P/S
6.8-1
6 - 52
500kV 500kV 230kV

6.8-2
Power system plan in Yangon (at Y2030)

To Taungoo
Phayargyi
Myaungtagar
Kamarnat
EDG
Hlawga
Athoke
Shwelinpan
Okkalapa
Kyaikasan
Hlaingtharyar
Bayintnaung
Thaketa
Legend
Ahlone
500kV T/L
Thida
Kyaiklat
Thanlyin
230kV T/L
Dala
500kV S/S
230kV S/S
Kunchangon
Thilawa
Thermal P/S
Ayeyarwady
Kyauktan
6.8-2
6 - 53
6.9
6.9.1
2
Dapein-1 240MW
Shweli-1 600MW
JVJoint Venture
500kV 220kV
50%90%
6.9.2
JV/
BOTBuild Own and Operate
MOUMemorandum of UnderstandingMOAMemorandum
of Agreement
5.1%2012
2030
Greater Mekong Sub-region
6 - 54

GMS Regional Power Trade Coordination Committee
Regional Power Coordination Center
6 - 55
6.10
6.10.1
230kV
500kV Meikhtila Hlaingtharyar
Shweli-3 Kalewa
Shweli-3
500kV
2020
500kV
2030 3
500kV
2
Ayeyarwady Tanintharyi
6 - 56
6.10.2
(1)
(2)
6.9
(3)
2020
6 - 57
7.1
677,000 km2 5,141 2014

7 Region
7 State
Nay Pyi Taw Union Territory
7.1-1
District
Township
Town
Ward
:Village Tract
7.1-2
48.5% 328,139 km2 15.5%104,869 km2
0.6%4,059 km224.8%163,791 km2
9.5%64,274 km2
8001,000mm
3,8005,000mm
11,800 258 360 82 1,056 775

8 1
21 3 6 1
1 2014 5 (www.moecaf.gov.mm)
7-1
40 26 49 125
2004 16 IA
Critically Endangered
34 IB
Endangered
75 Vulnerable
2
7.1-1
2 Myanmar National Environmental Performance Assessment Report by NCEA (National Commission for Environmental Affairs), 2011
7-2
7.1-2
Generic Mapping Tools
7-3
4 7.1-3
7.1-1
Ayeyarwady River
Chindwin River
Sittoung River
Thanlwin River
Malikha River Me Hka River
2,800 m 320,000 km2

53%
42%
5%
ThanlwinSalween
River Basins in Myanmar

There are Four Major Rivers
1. Ayeyarwady River
2,210 km
2. Chindwin River
900 km
3. Sittoung River
320 km
4. Thanlwin River
1,224 km
Besides four main rivers, coastal

streams in the
1. Rakhine State
2. Thanintharyi Region
7.1-3
7-4
7.1-1
No.
Name of Principal River Basin
Catchment Area
Length (km)
(000sq-km)
Annual Surface
Water (km3)
Upper Ayeyarwady River
1,310
193.30
227.920
Lower Ayeyarwady River
690
95.60
85.800
Chindwin River
900
115.30
141.293
Sittoung River
320
48.10
81.148
Thanlwin River
(from Myanmar boundary to its mouth)
1,224
158.00
257.918
Rivers in Rakhine State
58.30
139.245
Rivers in Tanintharyi Division
40.60
130.927
Mekong River
(within Myanmar territory)
350
28.60
17.634
737.80
1,081.885
Total
Water Quality Management at River Basin in Myanmar 2011 from presentation material
by Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation, Irrigation Department, Hydrology Branch
Major ethnic
group
1. Kachin
2. Kayah
3. Kayin
11
4. Chin
53
5. Mon
6. Bamar
8. Rakhine
9. Shan
33
135
Total
7-5
Composition
( tribes)
12
135
7.2
7.2.1
Environmental Conservation Law,

2012 2012 4 1
14

NGONon-Governmental Organizations
7
5

6
7
EIAEnvironmental Impact Assessment

MOECAF Ministry of Environmental
Conservation and ForestEIA EIA
7
7-6
Environmental Conservation Rules 2014 5
7.2.2
1992
Reserved Forest
Protected Public Forest
1994
(1) Forest Law, 1992

1902 Forest Act 1902 3
4
5
Reserved ForestProtected Public Forest
Protected Forest 162,507 km2 3
5
commercial reserved forest
local supply reserved forest
watershed or catchments protection reserved forest
environment and bio-diversity conservation reserved forest
other categories of reserved forest

4
(2) Protection of Wildlife and Conservation of Natural Area Law, 1994

Wild Life Protection Act, 1936
3 Myanmar Forestry Statistics 20122001-02 to 2010-11
7-7
7
International Union for Conservation of Nature
35 Protected
Areas 42,000 km2 4 2009 8
Scientific Reserve0
National Park2
Marine National Park1
Nature Reserve1
Wildlife Sanctuary26
Geo-physically Significant Reserve0
other Nature Reserve5
0.5 km2Lawkananda Wildlife Sanctuary 22,000 km2Hukaung
Valley WildlifeHukaung Valley Wildlife 44%
6,400 km2 Hukaung Valley

1,000 km2 70% 930 km2
43 7.2-1 7.2-1
completely protected species

normally protected species
seasonally protected species
4 Myanmar Protected Areas 2011 by BANCA
7-8
7.2-1
ID
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
Site Name
Alaungdaw Kathapa
Bawditataung
Bumhpabum
Chatthin
Hlawga
Hponkanrazi
Htamanthi
Hukaung Valley
Hukaung Valley (Extension)
Indawgyi Lake
Inlay Lake
Kahilu
Kelatha
Khakaborazi
Kyaikhtiyoe
Kyauk-Pan-Taung
Lampi Island
Lawkananda
Lenya
Lenya (Extension)
Loimwe
Maharmyaing
Mainmahla Kyun
Minsontaung
Minwuntaung
Moscos Island
Moyingyi Wetland
Mulayit
Natma Taung
Panlaung-Pyadalin Cave
Parasar (Par Sar)
Pidaung
Popa
Pyin-O-Lwin
Rakhine Yoma Elephant Range
Shinpinkyetthauk
Shwesettaw
Shwe-U-Daung
Tanintharyi
Tanintharyi
Taunggyi
Thamihla Kyun
Wenthtikan
43
National Designation
Status
National Park
Nature Reserve
Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Park
Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
National Park
Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
Marine National Park
Wildlife Sanctuary
National Park
National Park
Protected Area
Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
Bird Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
National Park
Wildlife Sanctuary
Protected Area
Wildlife Sanctuary
Mountain Park
Bird Sanctuary
Wildlife Reserve
Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
National Park
Nature Reserve
Bird Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
Bird Sanctuary
Designated
Proposed
Designated
Designated
Designated
Designated
Designated
Designated
Designated
Designated
Designated
Designated
Designated
Designated
Designated
Proposed
Designated
Designated
Proposed
Proposed
Designated
Proposed
Designated
Designated
Designated
Designated
Designated
Designated
Proposed
Designated
Designated
Designated
Designated
Designated
Designated
Proposed
Designated
Designated
Proposed
Designated
Designated
Designated
Designated
7-9
Establishment
Year
1989
2008
2004
1941
1989
2003
1974
2004
2004
2004
1985
1928
1942
1998
2001
2001
1996
1995
2002
2004
1996
2002
1993
2001
1972
1927
1988
1936
1997
2002
1996
1918
1989
1918
2002
2006
1940
1918
2002
2005
1930
1970
1939
Area (km2)
1597.62
72.52
1854.43
269.36
6.24
2703.95
2150.73
6371.37
15431.16
814.99
641.90
160.56
23.93
3812.46
156.23
132.61
204.84
0.47
1761.19
1398.59
42.84
1180.39
136.69
22.60
205.88
49.19
103.60
138.54
722.61
333.80
77.02
122.08
128.54
127.25
1755.7
71.9
552.7
325.95
2071.81
1699.99
16.06
0.88
4.40
7.2-1
43
7 - 10
7.2.3
(1) Conservation of Water Resources and Rivers Law, 2006
8 9
11 13 14 22 24

Directorate of Water Resources and Improvement of River Systems
(2)
Protection and Preservation of Cultural Heritage Regions Law, 1998
20
7 - 11

Cultural Herigate Region
ancient monumental zone
ancient site zone
protected and preserved zone
(3)
Director NGO 53
Environmental Standard Sub-Committee
1
EIA
7.2.4
(1)
2008 37 (a)
LeaseholdLicense
Freehold
5 Guidance Notes on Land Isues, 2010 by UNHABITAT, UNHCR Legal Review of Recently Enacted Farmland Law and Vacant, Fallow
and Virgin Lands Management Law, 2012 by Food Security Working Groups Land Core Group JICA
7 - 12
(2)
2008
1953 1996 1984 1992
2012
Constitution of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, 2008

Land Nationalization Act, 1953
Land Nationalization Rules, 1954
The Disposal of Tenancies Law, 1963
The Agriculturists Rights Protection Law, 1963
The Law Amending the Disposal of Tenancies Law, 1965
Land Acquisition Act, 1894
Transfer of Immovable Property Restriction Act, 1947 (repealed)
Transfer of Immovable Property Restriction Law, 1987
Registration Act
The Lower Burma Land Revenue Manual, 1876
The Upper Burma Land and Revenue Regulation, 1889
The Lower Burma Town and Village Land Manual, 1899
Development Committee Law, 1993
Forest Law, 1992
Cantonments Act
Duties and Rights of the Central Committee for Cultivate Land, Fallow Land and Waste Land and
Procedures, 1991
Duties and Rights of the Peoples Council and Executive Committees, 1977
The State Laws and Order Restoration Councils Law No.8/88
Farmland Law, 2012.03.30
Vacant Fallow and Virgin land Management Law, 2012.03.30
(3)
freehold land
permit landgrant landlicense landsquatter
7 - 13
11
a)
Freehold Land
b)
Grant Land
10 30 90
c)
Agricultural Land
1953
La Na 39
the 1953 Land
Nationalization Act Article No 39
State/Region Peace and Development Council
MOAIMinistry of Agriculture and Irrigation
LaNa 39
d)
Garden Land
e)
Grazing Land
1953
f)
Cultivable Land, Fallow Land and Waste Land

30
g)
Forest Land
1992 Reserved Forest Protected Public Forest
Land at the disposal
7 - 14
h)
Town Land
Freehold LandGrant Land
i)
Village Land
j)
Cantonments
k)
Monastery
MOHAMinistry of Home Affairs
(4)
a)
TownshipSettlement and Land Records Department

Township Peace and Development Council
b)
land tenure arrangementsVillage Tract Peace

and Development Council Chairman
(5)
1894 The Land Acquisition Act
1894 1947
1894 5
i)
ii)
iii)
7 - 15
iv)
v)
6
townshipdistrict or ministry concerned
7.2-2
7.2-2
No.
1.
2.
30
3.
4.
4-1
4-2
Award Committee
4-3
4-4
5.
1984JICA 2013 JICA
any officer specially appointed by the President of the Union
7 - 16
7.2.5
EIA
(1) EIA
2012EIA EIA
ECDEnvironmental Conservation Department
EIA Draft of EIA Procedure 4 2014
EIA 15 EIA
Procedure Preparation Team ADBAsian

Development Bank 4
JICAJapan International Cooperation Agency
NGO Public Consultation 2013 7 2
EIA 8 109 7
3
EIA
Environmental Compliance Certificate
5 ECCEnvironmental Conservation Committee
EIA EIA Report Review Body
53 EIA
7 Draft of Environmental Impact Assessment Procedure 2013 11 JICA
7 - 17
55 EIA
56 EIA
a) EIA EIA
b) EIA
c)
d) EIA EIA
67 IEEInitial Environmental Examination EIA
(2)
EIA 17 Annex 1: Project
Categorization for Assessment Purposes IEE EIA
7.2-3
7.2-3
IEE EIA
Type of Economic Activity
Hydro Power Plants
IEE Type Economic Activities

Installed capacity
1 MW but < 15 MW and
Reservoir volume
< 20,000,000 m3 and
Reservoir area < 400 ha
Nuclear Power Plants
EIA Type Economic Activities

Installed capacity
15 MW or
Reservoir volume
20,000,000 m3 or
Reservoir area 400 ha
All sizes
Natural Gas or Bio Gas Power Plants
5 MW but < 50 MW
50 MW.
Coal-fired Power Plants
< 10 MW
10 MW
Thermal Power Plants other than the types
5 MW but < 50 MW
50 MW
Wind Power Plants
1 MW but < 50 MW
50 MW
Geothermal Facilities
1 MW but < 50 MW
50 MW
Solar Power Plants
1 MW but < 5 MW
5 MW or 100 ha
Electrical Power Transmission Lines < 230kV < 50 km
50 km
Electrical Power Transmission Lines 230kV
All sizes
High Voltage Transformer Substations
< 10 ha
7 - 18
10 ha
EIA
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
(vii)
(viii)
(ix)
(x)
(xi)
(xii)
EIA SIASocial Impact Assessment

EIA
2014 5
7.2.6
(1)
1992 5 Ministry of Forestry
2008
2011 9 6
2012
7 - 19
EIA
(2)
PSDPlanning and Statistics Department
FDForest Department
DZGDDry Zone Greening Department
MTEMyanma Timber Enterprise
ECDEnvironmental Conservation Department

EIA
SDSurvey Department
(3)
2012 9 4 Division
EIA
EIA EIA 7.2-2
7 - 20
EIA
-
- EIA EIA
EIA
7 - 21
(4) EIA
EIA 5 ECC EIA

EIA Report Review BodyEIA
EIA EIA
EIA ECC
34 2013 6 2013 11 1
EIA 4
MOECAF
(PSD)
(FD)
(DZGD)
(MTE)
(SD)
(ECD)
EIA
EIA
7.2-2
7 - 22
7.3
SEAStrategic Environmental Assessment
7.3.1
SEA
(1) JICA 2010 SEA

JICA 2010
(a) SEA
PolicyPlanProgram
OECDOrganization for Economic Co-operation and Development

DACDevelopment Assistance CommitteeApplying Strategic
Environmental Assessment: good practice guidance for development cooperation2006
Analytical and participatory approach that aims to integrate environmental

considerations into policies, plans and programs and evaluate the inter linkages with
economic and social considerations.OECDDAC(2006)
(b) SEA
(c) SEA
SEA 2007
SEA project
strategic
7 - 23
(2) SEA
SEA
SEA
8
(a)
(b) EIA
(c)
SEA
b)
(3) SEA
SEA 9
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(4) 10
3 Ppolicyplanprogram
(a)
(b)
8 2000 JICA
9 OECDDAC Applying Strategic Environmental Assessment: good practice guidance for development cooperation2006
JICA
10 2000 JICA
7 - 24
5
(c)
(d)
a)c)
d)
b)
7.3.2
SEA EIA
SEA
EIA
7.3-1 SEA EIA
7 - 25
7.3-1 SEA EIA

SEA
EIA
7.3.3
SEA
(1) JICA 2010
JICA 2010 JICA

SEA
SEA
Myitsone 6,000MW Dawei

4,000MW NGO
EIA
SEA
2030 80
7 - 26
SEA
(2)
MOEPMinistry of Electric PowerSEA
SEA DEPDepartment
of Electric PowerDirector General SEA
JICA SEA
SEA SEA
3 3 SEA
SEA
SEA
1 2
NPEDMinistry
of National Planning and Economic DevelompentMOEMinistry of Energy
3
SEA 1.6
FREDANEPSResource and Environment Myanmar NGO
7 - 27
7.4
SEA
7.4.1
(1) SEA
SEA a)
b)
SEA
SEA
11
SEA
(2)
SEA
SEA EIA
SEA
7.3.1 (3)
(3)
11 Strategic Environmental Assessment in World Bank Operations, May 2002
7 - 28
F/SFeasiblity StudyD/DDetailed Design
EIA F/SD/D
EIA
7.4.2
SEA
SEA
12
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
SEA
SEA
(a)
(b)
SEA
JICA 2010
12 2000 2
7 - 29
SEA 2007
SEA
SEA
SEA
(a) SEA
(b) SEA
SEA
(c) SEA
7.4.3
SEA
SEA
1)
2)
(a)
(b)
(c)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
7 - 30
7.5
SEA
7.5.1
2030
2030
7.5.2
(1) SEA
(2)
JICA EIA
7 - 31
JICA SEA
7.5-1
7.5-1
(a)
(b)
(c)
(1)
(d)

(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(2)
(e)
(f)

(g)
(h)
(i)
(j)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(a)

(a)
(a)

(b)
(a)
7 - 32
(7)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(8)
(a)
(b)
(c)
(9)
(b)
(a)
(a) SOxNOx
(b)
(a)
(b)
(10)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(11)
(a)
(b)
(a)
(12)
(b)
(13)
1 JICA JICA
2
7 - 33
(3)
7.5-2
7.5-2
Possible
Possible
Possible
Likely
large scale
Likely
large scale
Likely water quality
degradation by reservoir
Possible
Possible
Possible
Reduction of run off in

some river section
unlikely
Possibly from coal

storage and ash disposal
none
none
NOx
SPM , SOx, NOx
None
CO2
Relatively
large amount of CO2
Middle load
Base load
Peak load
Middle load
Mainly base load
None. If timber remain

in reservoir, CH4 likely
Peak load
Middle load
SPMSuspended Particle Matter
(4)
SOx/NOx
BODBiochemical Oxygen Demand CO2
SEA EIA EIA

F/S
7 - 34
SEA
Type of scheme, e.g. reservoir, poundage, run-off-river

Height of dam (m)
Inundated area of reservoir (km2)
Catchment area (km2)
Predicted number of resettlement families (families)
Existence of ethnic group / minority group in the project area (yes/no)
Project is located in Protected Areas ? (yes/no, type of designated area)
Existence of rare / designated species in project area (yes/no, name of species)
SOxNOx
deSOx
deNOx
CO2
CO2
(5)
F/S
F/S
F/S
1,000MW
7 - 35
1,000MW Shweli 3
1,050MW
7.5.3
8,000
Installed Capasity (MW)
7,000
6,000
5,000
4,000
Main River
Tributary
3,000
2,000
1,000
0
200
400
600
Reservoir Area (km2)
7.5-1
800
8,000
7,000
6,000
5,000
4,000
Main River
Tributary
3,000
2,000
1,000
0
0.0
20.0
40.0
60.0
80.0
100.0
Reservoir Volume / Dam height (M m3/m)
7.5-2
7 - 36
7.5.3
(1)
5
SEA
(a)
(b) 1
(c) 2
20132030
(d) 3
(e)
(2)
(a)
(b)
7 - 37
(c)
3 1.5
(i)
(ii)
(iii) 15,000kW 52%
(iv) 7,000kW 24%
(v) 3,000kW 10%
(vi) 4,000MW
14%
2030
7.5-3
7.5-3
1) 1
MW
24,295
9,471
4,986
2,760
2,000
43,512
2) 2
MW
55.8
21.8
11.5
6.3
4.6
100
3) 3
24,295
9,471
2,484
5,030
2,000
43,280
MW
56.1
21.9
5.7
11.6
4.6
100
2,825
9,525
4,758
7,940
2,000
27,047
4)
MW
10.4
35.2
17.6
29.4
7.4
100
0
15,000
7,000
4,000
3,000
29,000
0
51.7
24.1
13.8
10.4
100
20132030

JVA
Naopha, Mantong 2
LNG*1 HSD*2
2030 14,542MW 30%
*1 LNGLiquid Natural Fuel

*2 HSDHigh Speed Diesel
7 - 38
7.5.4
13 7.5-1
(1)
V
7.5.2 (5) 1,000MW

4
Myitsone 2011 9
297km2
7 EIA
Myitsone
2015
Mongton Tasang 14,000

F/S Kunlong
60
Mongton Ywathit
2
3
2013 9 23
Tamanthi Shwezaye
7 - 39
"For instance in Tamanthi and Shwezaye, when we know that the large area will be underneath of
water according to F/S, Myanmar side made the suspension the project."
(2)
40% 25% 15%
(3)
7.1
11,800 300 360 1,000
38 39 21 45
V
Myitsone 7
Hukaung Valley
7 - 40
(4)
7.2 EIA
EIA
(5)
SPMSuspended Particle MatterSOxNOx
Dawei
4,000MW
SEZSpecial Economic Zone U Aye Myint
SEZ
13
(6)
CO2
CO2
CO2 g- CO2/kWh/year
CO2 2009
7.5-4
2 CO2
13 2013/12/10/ The VOICE JICA
7 - 41
7.5-4
CO2
1)
(g-CO2/kWh)
2)
(g-CO2/kWh)
(g-CO2/kWh)
---
11
11
3)
341
89
430
4)
810
71
881
---
38
38
1)
2)
3)
4)
LNG 1,500C
600C
CO2 2010
7.5.5
7.5.2 7.5-2
(1)
i)
ii)
iii)
7 - 42
(2)
i)
SOxNOx

ii)
iii)
7.5-6
108,000MW
45,490MW 1,000MW
28,295MW 1 2 3
2,825MW 9,525MW 12,350MW
15,000MW
3 7,940MW
7 - 43
7.5-5
2
IPP*
14
SOxNOx
CH4 CO2
SOxNOx

SOxNOx
13
9
3 F/S 4 EIA
2 F/S 3 EIA
6
4
108,000MW IPP
45,490MW 1,000MW
7,940MW 2030
28,295MW
JVA Myitsone Thanintharyi Dawei 4,000MW
6,000MW
CCT
2011
Tamanthi 1,200MW Shwezaye 660MW
Mawlaik520MW
1
2JICA
*IPPIndependent Power Producer
14
7 - 44
7.5.6
(1)
15
7.5.2
2030 80
7.5-1 13
(2)
1 2
3
15 UK Department for Transport, Local Government and the Regions,Multi Criteria Analysis 2001
7 - 45
(3)
SOxNOx
7.5-1 7.5-2 NGO
JICA
AA
A
B
C
(4)
NGO
abc a
c
7.5-6
7 - 46
7.5-6
(1)
AA
AA
(6)
AA
(7)
AA
AA
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
AA
(2)
1
(3)
(4)
(5)
(8)
(9)
3
1 AAABC JICA
AA:
A
B
C
2 abc JICA
a
b
c

(5)
7.5-5 AA=10A=8B=5C=2
a=10b=5c=2
JICA
7.5-7
7 - 47
7.5-7
(1)
(1)

(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
10
10
10
10
1.6
10
0.4
0.4
10
(5)
10
10
10
(6)
10
(7)
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
(10)
10
1.6
1.6
(11)
2.5
10
(12)
0.4
10
10
10
10
(2)
(3)
(4)
(8)
(9)
(13)
(4)
54.8
25.0
23.7
51.0
(5)
4.2
1.9
1.8
3.9
1) 7.5-6 0
10 JICA
AA=10A=8B=5C=2a=10b=5c=2=0
2) (3)(3) = (1) (2) / 10 10
3) (4)(3)
4) (5) (4) 13
10 (5) = (4) / 13
7 - 48
7.5.7
(1)
7 - 49
(2)
(a)
4
2030
7.5-8 7.5-9 7.5-3
7.5-4
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
3
1 2
(b)
7 - 50
LNG HSD
SOxNOx
CO2 USCUltra
Super CriticalCCT
7.5-8
4.2
1.9
1.8
3.9
0.0
(MW)
(2)
24,295
9,471
4,986
2,760
2,000
43,512
1 (3)
55.8%
21.8%
11.5%
6.3%
4.6%
100%
(4)
1.02
0.18
0.09
0.11
0.0
1.41
(MW)
(2)
24,295
9,471
2,484
5,030
2,000
43,280
2 (3)
56.1%
21.9%
5.7%
11.6%
4.6%
100%
(4)
1.02
0.18
0.05
0.20
0.0
1.45
(MW)
(2)
2,825
9,524
4,758
7,940
2,000
27,047
3 (3)
10.4%
35.2%
17.6%
29.4%
7.4%
100%
(4)
0.12
0.18
0.09
0.31
0.0
0.70
(MW)
(2)
15,000
7,000
4,000
3,000
29,000
0.0%
51.7%
24.1%
13.8%
10.3%
100%
0.0
0.29
0.13
0.16
0.0
0.57
(1)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
2.4
2,5
1.2
1(1) 7.5-6
(2) 5 2030
2 (4) 100,000
(1) (2)/100,000
3
7 - 51
1.4
30
1.2
25
20
0.8
15
0.6
10
0.4
0.2
7.5-3
7.5-9
Small/Medium Hydro
Large Hydro
Gas
Coal
Renewable
Small/Medium Hydro
Large Hydro
Gas
Coal
35
(GW)
1.6
40
(GW)
1.8
45
(GW)
50
(GW)
(GW)
JICA 3
7 - 52
Unit Cost (2030)

(Power Resources Balance Scenario Index = 1)
1.2
1.08
1
1
0.9
0.87
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
0
Domestic Scenario1
Energy Consumption
Least Cost
Scenario2
Power Resources
Scenario 3Balance
Environmental Consideration
Environmental
Consideration
Note: Unit cost is computed at 2013 level on each power sources unit cost and annual energy production.
7.5-4
7.5.8
(1)
(2)
7 - 53
AA
SOxNOx
AA A
AA=10A=8B=5C=2
a=10b=5c=2
(3)
4.2 3.9
4.2 3.9 3.9 4.2
7 - 54
7.5-10
7.5-5
7.5-10
4.2
1.9
1.8
3.9
0.0
---
---
3.9
1.9
1.8
4.2
0.0
---
---
1.02
0.18
0.09
0.11
0.0
1.41
2.4
0.95
0.18
0.09
0.12
0.0
1.34
2.2
1.02
0.18
0.05
0.20
0.0
1.45
2.5
0.95
0.18
0.05
0.21
0.0
1.39
2.3
0.12
0.18
0.09
0.31
0.0
0.70
1.2
0.11
0.19
0.09
0.33
0.0
0.73
1.2
0.0
0.29
0.13
0.16
0.0
0.57
0.0
0.29
0.13
0.17
0.0
0.58
30
1.2
25
20
0.8
15
0.6
10
0.4
0.2
1.4
(GW)
35
1.6
(GW)
1.8
40
45
(GW)
50
(GW)
(GW)
1.0
Small/Medium Hydro
Large Hydro
Gas
Coal
Renewable
Small/Medium Hydro
Large Hydro
Gas
Coal
7.5-5
7 - 55
7.5.9
(1) CO2
CO2
CO2 g-CO2/kWh/year
CO2
CO2 7.5.4 (6) 7.5-4
1 5,579 ton-CO2/y 2 6,132 ton-CO2/y

3 34,495 ton-CO2/y 25,671 ton-CO2/y
CO2 5
7.5-11 2030 CO2 7.5-12
7.5-11
2030

(GW) (%) (GWh)
(%)

(GW) (%) (GWh)
(%)
(GW)

(%) (GWh)
(%)
(GW)

(%) (GWh)
(%)
33.8
78
77,551
88
33.8
78
77,551
88
12.3
46 36,205
41
15.0
52
40,563
46
5.0
11
3,827
4.4
2,5
2,601
3.0
4.8
18 19,468
22
7.0
24
27,843
32
2.7
3,367
5.0
12
4,594
7.9
29 29,072
33
4.0
14
14,850
17
2.0
2,978
2.0
2,978
2.0
2,978
3.0
10
4,468
43.5
100
87,727
100
43.3
100
87,727
100
27.0
100 87,276
100
29.0
100
87,724
100
1 50%
2
3 5 2030
7 - 56
7.5-12
CO2 2030
CO2
(t-CO2)
(GWh)
CO2
(g-CO2
/kWh)
11
77,551
853
77,551
853
36,205
398
40,563
446
430
3,827
1,646
2,601
1,118
19,468
8,371
27,843
11,973
881
3,367
2,967
4,594
4,047
29,072
25,613
14,850
13,083
38
2,978
113
2,978
113
2,978
113
4,468
170
87,727
5,579
87,727
6,132
87,276
34,495
87,724
25,671
(GWh)
CO2
(t-CO2)
(GWh)
CO2
(t-CO2)
(GWh)
CO2
(t-CO2)
1
CO2
2 7.5.7
(2)
CO2
(3) 16
CO2
CO2
3 CO2
4.0GW 14,850 GWh

3 7.9GW
29,072GWh
16 CO2 5.3-21
7 - 57
CO2 25,671 t-CO2 3

34,495 t-CO2
1 2
CO2
CO2 2030 3 34,495 t-CO2
CO2 9.0 mill.t-CO22010 17

7.5.10
3 1
2
7.5.11
17 World Bank Data Indicators
7 - 58
2 SEA
(1)
1)
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
(a)
i)
ii)
(b)
i)
ii)
USC
(c)
i)
ii)
iii)
7 - 59
iv)
(d)
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
(e)
i)
F/S
ii)
(f)
i)
ii)
IPP
2)
7 - 60
F/S
3)
F/S
EIA
7 - 61
(2)
F/S EIA
1) Avoid
2) Minimize
3) Rectify
4) Reduce
5)
Compensate
1)
2) 5)
F/S EIA
1)
(a)
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
vi)
vii)
7 - 62
viii)
ix)
x)
(b)
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
vi)
vii)
JICA 2010
Box 7-1 ADB
Box 7-2
7 - 63
Box 7-1
1
JICA
2
JICA
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
JICA 2010 4 JICA
7 - 64
Box 7-2
1.
2.
3.
4.
NGO

5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
ADB JICA
7 - 65
2)
(a)
F/S
(b)
Box 7-3
7 - 66
Box 7-3 Example of Watershed Management Outline

1,
Vision
To achieve balance between protection and development in the watershed, using

appropriate land use systems and soil conservation measures
2,
Objectives
*Protection of natural resource

*Uplifting the living standards
3,
Milestones
*Establishment of administration
*Identification critical areas
*Implementation Strategies for conservation activities
*Training program
4,
Possible project activities
*Planting - In public places, Buffer zone, Desert area

*On-farm conservation
*Stream reservation
*Drain pitch improvement
*Road improvement
*Home garden development
*Other physical soil conservation
*Water quality improvement
*Improvement of sanitation
*Training for watershed management
5,
Budget by the proponent
*Project administration
*Vehicles, equipments & tools
*Field activities
6,
Organization
*PMO - Environment Management Office - Field Manager

*Monitoring Committee
(Note) Prepared by the Study Team
3)
(a)
SEA
Safeguard
7 - 67
(b) 2
2NT2Nam Theun 2
NT2 2010 4 30
1,070 MW 995 MW EGAT 18 75 MW
20MW 4,000 km2
450 km2 39m
NT2
Nakai Nam Theun 31
17 6,300
1
2
800US$ 1,200US$
i)
13 US$ 9% 1.2 US$ii) 1 US$ 1%
100 US$ 25
NT2 Box 7-4
18 EGATElectricity Generating Authority of Thailand
7 - 68
Box 7-4 The Nam Theun 2 Hydropower Project

The Nam Theun 2 (NT2) hydropower project in central Laos is jointly implemented by the NT2 Power Company (NTPC) and
the Lao Government and supported by financing from 27 parties including the World Bank and Asian Development Bank.
The NT2 was identified in the 1980s and a concession contract between the NTPC and the Lao Government was signed in
October 2002. The NT2 was approved on March 31, 2005 by the International Development Association (IDA) and the
Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) of World Bank group. The commercial operations date (COD) took place
on April 30, 2010. The 25-year concession period of the project extends till 2035.
NT2 enables Laos to export 995 MW of electric power to the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) from the
installed capacity of 1,070 MW. The project also uses 75 MW of capacity to supply electricity for domestic use in Laos.
NT2 is a trans-basin diversion power plant that uses 220 mer/s of water from the Nam Theun River and releases the water into
the Xe Bang Fai River. It stretches from the Nakai Plateau to the lower Xe Bang Fai River confluence with the Mekong. The
main features of the project include:
39 m-height and 436 m-length gravity dam on the Nam Theun River.
450 km2 reservoir area with 3,530milion m3 capacity in the 4,039 kmr watershed
a powerhouse (from which water would flow into the Xe Bang Fai).
a 130-km-long, double-circuit 500-kV transmission line to the Thai grid.
NT2 is designed as a build-own-operate-transfer (BOOT) project. The 1.3 billion USD construction is effectively complete.
The nominal income is estimated 30 million USD per year during the first ten years and about 110 million USD per year from
2020 to 2034. Over the 25-year period after the COD, the Lao Government would receive $1.7 billion of undiscounted
revenue in taxes, royalties and dividends.
The NT2 Environment and Social Program and Revenue Management Arrangements function for long time through the
operations phase of the hydropower. The provisions of the costs for environmental mitigations are as follows.
20 million USD of IDA Grant for NT2 Social and Environment Project (NTSEP), which finances the Lao Governments
equity to be used for environmental impacts management
100 million USD in environmental expenditures to which the developer, the NT2 Power Company (NTPC), was
committed in the Concession Agreement.
1 million USD annually for Watershed Management and Protection Authority (WPMA), which will is provided by NTPC
through the 25 years concession period
In other words, 120 million USD of around 9 % of 1.3 billion USD total construction cost is used initially and 1 million USD
annually of around 1% of 110 million USD nominal income is used for long time period to carry out environment
management for resettlement, watershed area and local development.
NT2 has different components with environmental impacts. They are the Nakai Reservoir area with inundation impacts
including resettlement and land acquisition impacts and the downstream areas where less river runoff, sedimentation and
fishery impacts.
The flooded areas are not considered critical natural habitat. There used to be significant illegal logging in the protected areas.
Detailed fish surveys showed that there are no fish species living only in the stretch of the river that will be inundated. A
management plan for the Asian Elephants in the area has been drawn up.
WMPA carried out the watershed management as well as promotion of local development. The NT2 watershed management
program for protecting this 4,000km2 area of globally significant ecosystem and biodiversity is a key environmental benefit of
the NT2 project. It contributes significantly to the preservation of the area of valuable natural resources, including the Nakai
Nam Theun National Biodiversity Conservation Area. At the same time, providing basic services to the 31 villages inside the
watershed area promote the local development. Those activities are continuing challenges.
Meanwhile, 6,300 people from 17 villages moved from the NT2 reservoir on the Nakai Plateau to custom-built villages built
in consultation with the resettled communities. NTPC and the Lao Government have committed to doubling the income of
resettled villagers. This means that people should make the target of 1,200USD per household more than the poverty line of
800USD in Laos. Physical resettlement was almost completed in 2008 with community infrastructure and services.
Livelihood improvement of every resettler household is its resettlement objective. The Government has agreed with the World
Bank to implement a Poverty Reduction Fund. NT2 has a multi-layer environmental and social monitoring and evaluation
mechanism as well.
4)
CCT
(Note) The Study Team edited some articles of the World Bank
7 - 69
CCT
USC
CCT
3EEnergy Security
Environmental ProtectionEconomic Growth
(a)
(i)
SOx
(ii)
NOx 3
i)
ii)
iii)
NOx
NOx
(iii)
7 - 70
EPElectrostatic Precipitator
(iv)
SOx NOx
(v)
i)
ii)
(vi)
(b)
Sub-Critical 40%
SCSuper Critical 43% USC
45%USC 2014
7 - 71
7.6
7.6.1
(1)
Likely
large scale
Likely
large scale
degradation by
reservoir
none
Peak load
Middle load
Possible
Possible
Possible
Possible
Possible
Possible
Reduction of run off

in some river section
unlikely
Possibly from coal

storage and ash
disposal
none
NOx
SPM , SOx, NOx
None
CO2
Relatively
large amount of CO2
Middle load
Base load
Peak load
Middle load
Mainly base load
(2)
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
1 2
7 - 72
SOxNOx
CO2 USC CCT
7.6.2
SEA
SEA
EIA
SEA
SEA
7 - 73
(1)
(a)
(b)
i)
ii)
USC
(c)
(d)
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
(e)
i)
ii)
(f)
i)
ii)
7 - 74
(2)
F/S F/S
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
vi)
vii)
viii)
ix)
(3)
SOxNOx CO2 USC

CCT F/S
7 - 75
8.1
8.1.1
Capital expendituremaintenance cost

wage & salaries
Government Account
cross-subsidized
US cents/kWh
US cents/kWh
30
2.5
R
25
R
2.0
I
20
1.5
I
I
15
10
1.0
R
I
I
I
R
I
0.5
5
0.0
Pakistan
Myanmar
Laos
(Vientiane)
Thailand
(Bangkok)
Philippines
(Manila)
Indonesia
(Jakarta)
Malaysia
(Kuala
Lumpur)
Vietnam
(Hanoi)
Cambodia
(Phnom Penh)
1R=Resident
I=Industrial
2
3 201kWh

2013Computed from LESCO customer service
(Reference on Sep.19, 2013)
8.1-1 2012
8-1
8.1-2 1 GDP
(US cents/kWh)
30
Phillipines
25
20
Cambodia
15
10
Pakistan
Vietnam
Indonesia
Thailand
Malaysia
Lao PDR
Myanmar
0
0
2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
10,000
GDP per capita
12,000
( US$)
41-500kWh peak 301-1,000kWh

GDPWorld Development Index 2011
2013
8.1-2
1 GDP
2000 2011 8.1-3

2000
8-2
US cents/kWh
6.50
<2011>
Vietnam 7th
Electricity Master
plan was ratified
6.00
<2003>
Presentation of a
Roadmap based on
the ADB proposal
5.50
5.34
5.00
4.50
5.05
4.76
4.60
4.63
2001
2002
6.06
<2006>
Electricity Law
(Prime Minister :
Decision 20)
5.02
4.96
5.10
5.69
5.68
5.34
<2007>
Establishment of
Competitive
Generation Market
was approved by
MOIT
<2004>
Electricity Law was
approved, came into
force
4.00
2000
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
8.1-3
2014 3 19 2014 4 1
8.1-1
2014 4 1
Kyat
Residential (General purpose, Domestic power, Street lighting, Bulk (Non business))
1. 1kWh ~ 100 kWh
35
2. 101kWh ~ 200kWh
40
3. 201kWh & above
50
Industrial (small power, Industry, Bulk (business), Temporary)

1. 1kWh ~ 500kWh
75
2. 501kWh ~ 10,000kWh
100
3. 10,001kWh ~ 50,000kWh
125
4. 50,001kWh ~ 200,000kWh
150
5. 200,001kWh ~ 300,000kWh
125
6. 300,001kWh & above
100
General purpose
Domestic power
2014 5
8-3
8.1-2 2014 4 1 ESEElectricity Supply Enterprise
8.1-2
Consumer Category
2010 4 1
General Purpose
Domestic Power
Small Power
200
Industrial
Bulk
Street Lightning
Temporary Lightning
200
2010 4 1
500
2013 9
1000
3
2000
1000
3
2000
C.T Meter
5000
3
2000
C.T Meter
5000
3
2000
C.T Meter
5000
200
C.T Meter
200
General purpose
Domestic power
1000
5000
2014 2
JICA
8.1-3(1)YESBYangon City Electricity Supply Board
8.1-3 (1)
Consumer Category
General Purpose
Domestic Power
Small Power
Industrial
Bulk
Street Lightning
Temporary Lightning
200
200
200
i.e.
500
3
3
C.T Meter
3
C.T Meter
200
General purpose
Domestic power
1000
2000
1000
2000
2000
5000
2000
5000
1000
2000
2014 2
JICA
8.1-32 2014 3 Slab

Domestic 58.84%Commercial 41.16%
8-4
8.1-3 (2)
No. of Consumer for 6/2014
Sr
Types
2.
Public
Government
Total
Domestic
1-100
101-200
Above 201
16.73%
11.63%
29.89%
8.10%
5.63%
48.71%
15.51%
10.78%
32.55%
Commercial
1-500
501-10,000
10,001-50,000
50,001-200,000
200,001-300,000
Above 300,001
7.63%
13.49%
9.60%
7.90%
1.47%
1.65%
1.45%
7.36%
12.43%
12.49%
1.57%
2.25%
6.75%
12.62%
10.00%
8.55%
1.49%
1.74%
100%
100%
100%
Total
8.1-4 2006 5
2012 1 25 Kyats/kWh 35 Kyats/kWh 2014 4
(Kyats)
(Kyats/kWh)
50
1,200
45
1,000
40
35
800
30
25
600
Tariff Rate
(Kyats/kWh)
20
15
400
Maintenance fee
(Kyats)
10
200
5
2014-May
2014-Jan
2013-Sep
2013-May
2013-Jan
2012-Sep
2012-May
2012-Jan
2011-Sep
2011-May
2011-Jan
2010-Sep
2010-May
2010-Jan
2009-Sep
2009-May
2009-Jan
2008-Sep
2008-Jan
2008-May
2007-Sep
2007-May
2007-Jan
2006-Sep
2006-May
2014 4 8.1-5
8.1-4
8-5
8.1-5 5 2 kWh
2012 1 500 Kyats/kWh
500 1,0001,500
(kWh)
600
Total Unit Consumed

(kWh)
500
Amount
(Kyats)
400
(Kyats)
25,000
20,000
15,000
300
10,000
200
5,000
100
2006-May
2006-Aug
2006-Nov
2007-Feb
2007-May
2007-Aug
2007-Nov
2008-Feb
2008-May
2008-Aug
2008-Nov
2009-Feb
2009-May
2009-Aug
2009-Nov
2010-Feb
2010-May
2010-Aug
2010-Nov
2011-Feb
2011-May
2011-Aug
2011-Nov
2012-Feb
2012-May
2012-Aug
2012-Nov
2013-Feb
2013-May
2013-Aug
2013-Nov
2014-Feb
2014-May
8.1-5
U Aung Khaing
Myanmar Ahlim, November 10, 2013
(A)
1)
2)
3)
(B)
1)
2)
3)
8-6
8.1.2
8.1-6 MEPEMyanma Electric Power Enterprise

MEPE
2006
2006
45
40
38.7
38.1
35.1
35
34.2
33.1
31.0
29.4
30
25.4
24.2
25
18.8
16.5
15
10
10.8 9.8
14.0
12.1
12.1
8.1
8.1
6.3
7.9
5
22.0
22.1 22.0
5.9
12.4
12.3
23.0
19.9 21.0
19.3
17.7
15.1
11.5
10.6
12.0
24.1
23.8
20.6
18.3
17.1
26.3
27.6
21.7
19.3
20
28.9
17.0
17.0
13.8
11.5
10.1
11.7
9.6
9.3 9.7 11.2 9.4

11.5
10.3
9.6
8.0
9.1
6.5
8.0
6.7
6.0
9.6
6.2
Laos
Thai
Phillipines
Malaysia
Indonesia
MEPE
YESB
2010-2011
2007-2008
2010-2011
2008-2009
2006-2007
2012-2013
2005-2006
2003-2004
2001-2002
1997-98
Vietnam
1999-2000
2009
2000
1990
1980
2010
2005
1995
1985
2009
2000
1990
1980
2010
2005
1995
1985
2010
2005
1995
1985
2009
2000
1990
1980
ESE
(Distribution loss only)
1EGATMeralcoTNBPLNEVN
2
World Development IndexEDL
2013 2013 2013
8.1-6
8.1-7 2007
8-7
()
45.0
40.0
35.0
30.0
25.0
38.7
38.7
38.1
35.1
38.7
38.1
38.1
35.1
35.1
34.2
33.1
31.0
34.2
33.1
31.0
29.4
29.4 28.9
28.9
27.6
26.3
27.6
24.1
23.8
20.6
20.0
30.6 30.0
22.0
19.3
30.2
31.0
29.1
27.5
30.1
29.4 28.9
28.3
27.6
27.5
25.0
26.3
22.0
22.1
19.9
26.3
34.2
33.1
24.6
23.0
21.0
20.6
17.0
17.0
15.0
10.0
6.5
6.3
5.0
8.0 7.6
7.1
6.2
MEPE
YESB
ESE
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-2000
2000-2001
2001-2002
2002-2003
2003-2004
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2010-2011
2011-2012
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-2000
2000-2001
2001-2002
2002-2003
2003-2004
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2010-2011
2011-2012
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-2000
2000-2001
2001-2002
2002-2003
2003-2004
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
0.0
MEPE+YESB(after 2007)
MEPE+ESE(after 2007)
2006
2013 2013 2013
8.1-7
8.1-8
8-8
World Development Index
8.1-8
2011
8-9
8.2
1) 2)
3)
State Contribution
8.2.1
20112012
State-owned Enterpriseother source
of funds98.7 billion Kyats21.8 billion Kyats
9 billion Kyats 1,295 Kyats implicit
8.2.2
20122013
Current Expenditure (Reviewed by MOF)
SEE State Economic

Enterprise AccountOther
Wage & Salary Material purchase

Admin cost
(including electricity
Capital Expenditure
Maintenance
purchase)
(Reviewed by
cost
Ministry of National
Commercial Tax Income Tax
Planning)
Interest
State contribution
expense
Accounts 8.2-1
Working Capital
Raw Material
Electricity Purchase
Government Account
SEE Account
8.2-1
Other Account
Tariff Revenue
(Sales)
Financial
expenditureCurrent expenditure
Administration
3 MOFMinistry of Finance
8 - 10
3
NPEDMinsitry of National Planning and Economic Development
Economic Planning
8.2-2 Operating Investment
20%
SEE Account
20%Other
Account
DrDebit
8.2-2
8 - 11
8.2-3 7
8 9
10 MOEPMinistry of Electric Power
11
Cabinet Parliament
8.2-3
8.2-4
20%
20%
Tax
Shield
8 - 12
8.2-4
Myanmar Ahlin Newspaper2013 11 10 Average cost for

sources 78 Kyats/kWh 56 Kyats/kWh 1 kWh
22 Kyats
8.2-1 4
11.20 USD/MMbtu 5 USD/MMbtu
*kWh
=kWh
* non-electricity sales

IPPIndependent Power Producer
Thauk Ye Khat-2
5 USD/MMbtu 11.20 USD/MMbtu

22 Kyats/kWh 11.20 USD/MMbtu 5 USD/MMbtu
171.85 mmscfd
8 - 13
8.2-1
Unit Production Cost
Kyats/kWh
Coal-fired
100
Gas
120
Hydropower
5070
Average Cost for Sources

(Including Transmission/Distribution Cost)
78
Average Sales
56
Average Loss
22
Myanmar Ahlim Newspaper 2013 11 10
The Mirror Newspaper2013 11 6 2,617,102

55,470 97.9%2.1%
8.2-2
Yangon
Mandalay
No. of
Percentage
consumer
Other States/Regions
No. of
Percentage
consumer
The Whole Country

No. of
Percentage
consumer
Sr.
No.
Description
[Unit Rate (kWh)]
1 ~ 100
440,633
46%
229,790
60%
870,879
68%
1,541,302
59%
101 ~ 200
260,950
27%
134,592
35%
288,513
23%
684,055
26%
201 ~ 500
198,102
21%
11,033
3%
90,334
7%
299,469
11%
501 and above
57,750
6%
10,200
3%
24,326
2%
92,276
4%
Total
957,435
100%
385,615
100%
1,274,052
100%
2,617,102
100%
No. of
consumer
Percentage
The Mirror Newspaper2013 11 6
8.2-3
8.2-3
Yangon
Mandalay
No. of
Percentage
consumer
Other States/Regions
No. of
Percentage
consumer
The Whole Country

No. of
Percentage
consumer
Sr.
No.
Description
[Unit Rate (kWh)]
1 ~ 5,00
18,867
83%
7,584
67%
19,408
91%
45,859
83%
5,001 and above
3,840
17%
3,794
33%
1,977
9%
9,611
17%
Total
22,707
100%
11,378
100%
21,385
100%
55,470
100%
No. of
consumer
Percentage
The Mirror Newspaper2013 11 6
U Khin Mang Soe New Light of Myanmar

Nov 12, 2013
8 - 14
1)
1kWh 400 Kyats
2)
100 Kyats/kWh 35 Kyats/kWh

1,850 Kyats
3)
5,000 kWh 9,611 0.359%
8.2-5
Real cost unitskWhReal cost
5 USD/MMBtu 11.20 USD/MMBtu
Kyats/kWh
Real Cost
66
70.00
60.00
50.00
40.00
Selling Price
37.35
Unit Cost (P/L)

41
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
8.2-5
MEPE statistics 2013
8 - 15
8.2.3
20%
20% 8.2-6
JICA
8.2-6
20%
A
22% 78%
B
20% 80%
20%20%
20%
20112012 22%
20%
8.2.4
2013 8 13
U Win Shein 4,109.72 Kyats
4
The Voice Weekly newspaperVol.9/ No. 32, 2013 8

19
1) 3,700 Kyats3,734.8864 Kyats

2) 0.6 Kyats6,057.8 Kyats
8 - 16
: The 7 day Daily Newspaper (No 112 dated 14,

August 2013)
8.2-7
3) 40 Kyats
4) 330 Kyats331.22449 Kyats
The 7 day Daily NewspaperNo. 112, 2013 8 14
1) 300 Kyats
2) 2,000 Kyats
Shweli-1
3) 1,000 Kyats
4%
Union Budget Law2013 3 No 12(A)
2013 11
8.2.5
20122013 30% 25%20122013 70%

20% 5% 5%
25 25 50 30
60
8 - 17
8.3
8.3.1
20122013 8.3-1
Million Kyats
60
160,000
140,000
50
120,000
40
100,000
Profit after Income Tax

State Contribution
30
80,000
Income
Profit ratio(%)
State contribution ratio(%)
60,000
20
40,000
10
20,000
0
2007-2008
2008-2009
profit ratio = profit after tax / sales,
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
state contribution ratio = state contribution / sales
8.3-1
20112012 20122013 20112012
30% 70%
70% 20% 35% 25%
1)
30,00060,000 Kyats/ton Tigyit

30,000 Kyats/ton
2)
3)
straight line 15 25
8 - 18
4)
Asset
5)
20%20122013 22%20132014 20%

20142015
6)
IPP Shewli-1 Dapein-1 15%
7)
a) b)
Unit: Kyats in million
(2011-2012)
8.3-2
(2012-2013)
80%
20122013 Operation
Investment
8 - 19
Unit: Kyats in million
(2011-2012)
(2012-2013)
Debtors includes Receivable, Debtors for Commercial tax, Income tax and state contribution
8.3-3
8.3.2
20122013 8.3-42012 4
5 Kyats/USD 1
USD = 800 Kyats 8.3-5
35 Kyats/kWh
2012 8 37 Kyats/kWh
40 Kyats/kWh
8 - 20
(Kyats in million)
60%
400,000
Sales
50%
Profit ratio(%)
350,000
40%
300,000
30%
250,000
20%
200,000
10%
0%
150,000
-10%
100,000
-20%
50,000
-30%
2012-2013
2011-2012
2010-2011
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
2005-2006
2004-2005
2003-2004
2002-2003
2001-2002
2000-2001
1999-2000
1998-99
1997-98
-40%
1996-97
Profit = Profit after income tax

MEPE statistics 2013, ESE statistics 2012YESB statistics 2012
8.3-4
Kyat/kWh
45
ESE
YESB
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
0
1 5/2006
3/2007
2 4/2007
3/2008
3 4/2008
3/2009
4
5/2006
3/2007
5 4/2009
3/2010
6 4/2010
3/2011
7 4/2012
7/2012
8 8/2012
3/2013
9 4/2013
7/2013
Period
MEPE Statistics 2013
8.3-5
20122013 8.3-6
8 - 21
Kyats/kWh
45
40
kWh cost (PL)
35
Selling price per kWh
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
2007/2008
2008/2009
2009/2010
2010/2011
2011/2012
kWh
8.3-6
2012/2013
MEPE statistics
1 kWh
20122013
MOEMinistry of Energy
35.161 Kyats
Units : Kyats in million
(2011-2012)
(2012-2013)
MEPE statistics2011/2012
8.3-7
8 - 22
Operating Investment
IRD
Internal Revenue Department
Units : Kyats in million
(2011-2012)
(2012-2013)
MEPE statistics2013
8.3-8
8 - 23
1USD = 970 Kyats

2Profit = profit after tax
8.3-9
EGAT
2010 2013
Other source of Fund

8.3-10
8 - 24
(Kyats in million)
100%
900,000
Operating investment
800,000
90%
Share of operating investment in total liability and equity
80%
700,000
70%
600,000
60%
500,000
50%
400,000
40%
300,000
30%
200,000
20%
100,000
10%
0%
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
MEPE Statistic 2011-2013
8.3-10
(Kyats in million)
400,000
Income Availiable for fixed char + Depreclation + Foreign loan
Other sources of fund
300,000
Loan repayment
Interest
Project construction
200,000
NWC
100,000
-100,000
-200,000
NWC; Net Working Capital
8.3-11
2012/13
2011/12
2010/11
2009/10
2008/09
2007/08
2006/07
2005/06
2004/05
2003/04
2002/03
2001/02
2000/01
1999/2000
1998/99
1997/97
1996/97
-300,000
MEPE Statistics 2011-2013
8 - 25
8.3.3
2006 4 1 20062007
11,339,771.06 Kyats
19,268,000.00 Kyats
4,537,543,456.61 Kyats
Sundry Debts
2011 8
20 Kyats/kWh 40 Kyats/kWh
20122013 8.3-12
(Kyats in million)
250,000
25.0%
Sales
Profit ratio(%)
200,000
20.0%
150,000
15.0%
100,000
10.0%
50,000
5.0%
0.0%
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
profit after paying income tax
8.3-12
YESB statistics 2012-2013
2012-2013
8 - 26
Kyats/kWh
60
kWh cost (PL)
Selling price per kWh
50
40
30
20
10
0
2007/2008
2008/2009
2009/2010
2010/2011
2011/2012
2012/2013
YESB Statistics 2012-2013
8.3-13
1 kWh
20112012
kyats/kWh
60.0
50.0
Domestic
Industrial
Power
Bulk
40.0
30.0
kWh cost (PL)

Other
20.0
10.0
0.0
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
Bulk
8.3-14
20062007 9
8 - 27
1,000,000
900,000
Temporary Lighting
800,000
700,000
Street Lightning
600,000
Bulk
500,000
Industrial
400,000
Small Power
300,000
200,000
Domestic Power
100,000
General Purpose
0
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
Bulk Hospital Shopping Center,
8.3-15
YESB Statistics 2013
Million Kyats
160,000
140,000
Other
Bulk
Industrial Power
Domestic
120,000
100,000
80,000
60,000
40,000
20,000
0
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
8.3-16
8 - 28
Million kWh
4,000
Other
Bulk
Industrial Power
Domestic
3,500
3,000
2,500
2,000
1,500
1,000
500
0
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
8.3-17
Million kWh
8.3-18 20112012 20122013

20122013 Bank balance
Myanmar Economic Bank
Profit and loss account

General Stores
20122013 25% 30%

20%
8 - 29
(2011-2012)
(2012-2013)
BankCE Current Electricity Account
8.3-18
YESB 2012-2013 Financial Account
20112012 20122013
Meralco 8.3-19
8 - 30
BS
< YESB (2012-2013) >
PL
BS
PL
< ESE (2011-2012) >
BS
PL
< Meralco 2011 >
1Profit = Profit after tax

21 USD = 970 Kyats
8.3-19
Meralco
8.3-20 20112012 20122013
2011 8 20 Kyats/kWh 35 Kyats/kWh 2012 8 35 Kyats/kWh

40 Kyats/kWh 2
30% 25%
8 - 31
(2011-2012)
(2012-2013)
20122013
8.3-20
: YESB Statistics 2012-2013
8.3-21
8 - 32
8.3.4
2011 8 20
Kyats/kWh 37 Kyats/kWh 20122013
8.3-22
20112012 20122013
20122013
Cash at Bank 2
8.3-28
37 Kyats/kWh 35 Kyats/kWh 75
Kyats/kWh 2014 3
Current Transformer Meter
5,000 Kyats/piece
Power meter
2,000 Kyats/piece
Consumers
50kVA - 54 horse power (200 Kyats per 1 horse power)
(kyats in million)
18%
300,000
16%
250,000
14%
12%
200,000
10%
150,000
8%
6%
100,000
4%
50,000
0
Sales
Profit ratio(%)
2%
2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013
profit after paying income tax
0%
ESE Statistics 2013
8.3-22
8 - 33
Kyats/kWh
60.00
Cost per Unit
Average Selling Price per Unit
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
ESE Statistics 2013
8.3-23
20112012
Kyats/kWh
70.0
60.0
Domestic
Industrial Power
50.0
Bulk
kWh cost (PL)
40.0
Other
Total
30.0
20.0
10.0
0.0
2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013
ESE Statistics 2013
8.3-24
8 - 34
20062007 9
8.3-25
1,800,000
1,600,000
1,400,000
Temporary Lighting
1,200,000
Street Lightning
1,000,000
Bulk
800,000
Industrial
600,000
Small Power
400,000
Domestic Power
200,000
General Purpose
0
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
ESE Statistics 2013
8.3-25
Million Kyats
250,000
Other
Bulk
Industrial Power
Domestic
200,000
150,000
100,000
50,000
0
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
ESE Statistics 2013
8.3-26
8 - 35
Million kWh
5,000
Other
Bulk
Industrial Power
Domestic
4,500
4,000
3,500
3,000
2,500
2,000
1,500
1,000
500
0
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
ESE Statistics 2013
8.3-27
8.3-28 20112012 20122013

Cash at BankMyanmar Economic Bank
20062007
(1) (2)
8 - 36
: 20112012 20122013
8.3-28
20112012 20122013
8.3-29 20112012 20122013
2011 8 20 Kyats/kWh 35 Kyats/kWh 2012 8 35 Kyats/kWh

37 Kyats/kWh 2
30% 25%
8 - 37
Units: Kyats in Million
(2011-2012)
(2012-2013)
20112012 20122013
8.3-29
20112012 20122013
8.3-30
8 - 38
(kyats in million)
140,000
Profit after tax and for state contribution
Paid for state contribution
120,000
Capital expenditure
Other source of Fund
100,000
Depreciation Total(PL)
80,000
60,000
40,000
20,000
0
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
-20,000
-40,000
-60,000
-80,000
4%
ESE Statistics 2013
8.3-30
8 - 39
8.4
8.4.1
8.4-1
8.4-2 1
1 EGAT
1Profit after paying income tax

21 USD = 970 Kyats
MEPE statistics 2011HPGE 2011-2012YESB 2011-2012ESE 2011-2012
8.4-1
2011
8 - 40
1
21USD = 970 Kyats
3Profit= Profit after paying income tax
EGAT 2011EDL 2011EDL-GEN 2011PLN 2011Meralco 2011
TNB 2011IESCO 2012LESCO 2012MEPE statistics 2011, 2012
8.4-2
8.4.2
4
8.4-3 4
8 - 41
(million US$)
250
60%
Sales (million USD)
Profit rate
50%
200
40%
150
30%
100
20%
50
10%
0%
HPGE
MEPE
YESB
ESE
1Profit after paying income tax

21 USD = 970 Kyats
MEPE statistics 2011HPGE 2011-2012YESB 2011-2012ESE 2011-2012
8.4-3
8.4-4 4 1 HPGE
1
21USD = 970 Kyats
3Profit= Profit after paying income tax
MEPE Statistics 2011HPGE 2011-2012YESB 2011-2012ESE 2011-2012
8.4-4
4 1
8 - 42
8.5
5 3 IPP
8.5-1
8.5-1
1
2
Least Cost
2
2016
3
8 - 43
8.5.1
JBICJapan Bank for International Cooperation(2000)
JBIC2000

20
1
2
3
8 - 44
LCDP : Least Cost Development Plan
DSM
8.5-1
JBIC 2000 2
8 - 45
8.5.2
LRMCLong Run Marginal Cost
(1) LRMC
LRMC
LRAICDistribution
8.5-2
LRMC
(2) LRMC
LRMC 1 23%
WASP Unserved Energy
Step1
8 - 46
Step2
kWh
LRMC 5
(3) LRAIC
LRAICLong Run Average Incremental Cost
Step1
Step2
kWh
LRAIC
3
(4)
LRMC 8.5-2
8.5-2
(A)
LRMC
(Generation)
Scenario 1
Domestic energy
consumption scenario
(Large Scale Hydro
Oriented)
Scenario 2
Least cost scenario
Scenario 3
Power resource balance
scenario
LRMC
(B)
LRAIC
(Transmission)
Kyats/kWh
(A) + (B)
Wholesale
Tariff LRMC
(C)
LRAIC
(Distribution)
(A) + (B) + (C)

G+T+D
LRMC
Kyat/kWh
69.60
6.1
75.70
16.77
92.47
LRMC
cents/kWh
7.22
0.63
7.85
1.74
9.59
LRMC
Kyat/kWh
67.00
6.1
73.10
16.77
89.87
LRMC
cents/kWh
6.95
0.63
7.58
1.74
9.32
LRMC
Kyat/kWh
69.25
4.9
74.15
16.77
90.92
LRMC
cents/kWh
7.18
0.51
7.69
1.74
9.43
1 us cents = 9.64 Kyats
8 - 47
Scenario 1
11US cents = 9.64 Kyats
2 LRAIC
Scenario 2
Scenario 3
8.5-3 (1) LRMCKyats/kWh
Scenario 1
Scenario 2
Scenario 3
11US cents = 9.64 Kyats

2 LRAIC
8.5-3(2) LRMCUS cents/kWh
8 - 48
500kV230kV132kV 20132020
1,820 Million USD 12 20212030 5,400 Million
USD 3 3,200 Million USD 500kV230kV
132kV LRAIC
66kV LRAIC 6.7
Transmission System for the Scenario 1 (Domestic Energy Consumption) and Scenario 2 (Least Cost)
Annual increment
Incremental Costs
Demand
Energy
Year
Demand
Energy
Investment
O&M
Total
(MW)
(GWh)
(MW)
(GWh)
(Million kyats) (Million kyats) (Million kyats)
2013
3,408
11,471
2014
3,990
12,963
582
1,492
182,400
1,824
184,224
2015
4,873
14,648
883
1,685
182,400
1,824
184,224
1,824
184,224
2016
4,873
16,552
0
1,904
182,400
2017
5,017
18,704
144
2,152
182,400
1,824
184,224
2018
5,179
21,135
162
2,431
182,400
1,824
184,224
2019
5,709
23,883
530
2,748
182,400
1,824
184,224
2020
7,036
26,987
1,327
3,104
182,400
1,824
184,224
2021
8,397
30,496
1,361
3,509
432,000
4,320
436,320
2022
9,990
34,460
1,593
3,964
432,000
4,320
436,320
2,750
4,480
432,000
4,320
436,320
12,740
38,940
2023
4,320
436,320
2024
14,486
44,002
1,746
5,062
432,000
5,721
432,000
4,320
436,320
2025
16,582
49,723
2,096
2026
2,519
6,464
432,000
4,320
436,320
19,101
56,187
2027
22,417
63,491
3,316
7,304
432,000
4,320
436,320
2028
25,517
71,745
3,100
8,254
432,000
4,320
436,320
436,320
2029
28,667
81,072
3,150
9,327
432,000
4,320
2030
32,322
91,611
3,655
10,539
432,000
4,320
436,320
Discount rate
10%
Reference year for PV calculations
Present value of demand increment
January 2013
(MW)
9842
Salvage
Value in
2030
85,120
91,200
97,280
103,360
109,440
115,520
121,600
302,400
316,800
331,200
345,600
360,000
374,400
388,800
403,200
417,600
432,000
(GWh)
28832
Present value of incremental investments + O&M

Present value of salvage
NPV of incremental investment + O&M
(Million kyats)
(Million kyats)
(Million kyats)
Cost recovery factor
2,272,655
869,630
1,403,025
0.124664134
Note: kW is measured at the point of delivery from the transmission system

Average Incremental Cost of Transmission
Annuitised Average Incremental Cost
Note: kWh is measured at the point of delivery from the transmission system
8 - 49
48.66 kyats/kWh.year
6.1 kyats/kWh
0.64 yen/kWh
0.63 cents/kWh
Transmission System for the Scenario 3 (Power Resources Balance)

Annual increment
Incremental Costs
Demand
Energy
Year
Investment
O&M
Total
Demand
Energy
(MW)
(GWh)
(MW)
(GWh)
(Million kyats) (Million kyats) (Million kyats)
2013
3,408
11,471
184,224
2014
3,990
12,963
582
1,492
182,400
1,824
2015
4,873
14,648
883
1,685
182,400
1,824
184,224
1,904
182,400
1,824
184,224
2016
4,873
16,552
0
1,824
184,224
2017
4,873
18,704
0
2,152
182,400
21,135
162
2,431
182,400
1,824
184,224
5,035
2018
1,824
184,224
2019
5,415
23,883
380
2,748
182,400
2020
6,725
26,987
1,310
3,104
182,400
1,824
184,224
30,496
1,084
3,509
256,000
2,560
258,560
2021
7,809
2022
9,319
34,460
1,510
3,964
256,000
2,560
258,560
2023
11,649
38,940
2,330
4,480
256,000
2,560
258,560
2024
12,726
44,002
1,077
5,062
256,000
2,560
258,560
258,560
2,560
2025
14,362
49,723
1,636
5,721
256,000
16,258
56,187
1,896
6,464
256,000
2,560
258,560
2026
2027
17,519
63,491
1,261
7,304
256,000
2,560
258,560
258,560
2028
19,569
71,745
2,050
8,254
256,000
2,560
81,072
3,000
9,327
256,000
2,560
258,560
2029
22,569
2030
23,669
91,611
1,100
10,539
256,000
2,560
258,560
Discount rate
10%
Present value of demand increment
January 2013
(MW)
7432
Salvage
Value in
2030
85,120
91,200
97,280
103,360
109,440
115,520
121,600
179,200
187,733
196,267
204,800
213,333
221,867
230,400
238,933
247,467
256,000
(GWh)
28832

(Million kyats)
(Million kyats)
(Million kyats)
1,712,154
573,655
1,138,499
0.124664134
Note: kW is measured at the point of delivery from the transmission system

Average Incremental Cost of Transmission
Note: kWh is measured at the point of delivery from the transmission system
39.49 kyats/kWh.year
4.9 kyats/kWh
0.52 yen/kWh
0.51 cents/kWh
LRAIC
Distribution System (LRAIC):YESB

Annual increment
Energy
Year
Demand
Energy
(GWh)
(MW)
(GWh)
2013
4,165
2014
4,623
458
2015
5,131
508
2016
5,696
565
2017
6,322
626
Discount rate
10%
Incremental Costs
Investment
O&M
Total
(Million yen) (Million yen) (Million yen)
1,494
1,710
1,950
2,217
5,967
7,297
7,025
5,815
Salvage
Value in
2030
7,461
9,007
8,975
8,032
5,370
6,811
6,791
5,815
(Million yen)
(Million yen)
(Million yen)
26,456
January 2013
Present value of incremental GWh
(GWh)
1,688

16,930
9,526
If the calculation is done on the basis of demand

Average Incremental Cost of Distribution
0.315470804
Note: kW is measured at the point of delivery from the Distribution system

If the same calculation is done on the basis of energy,
Average Incremental Cost of Distribution
Note: kWh is measured at the point of delivery from the Distribution system
5.64 yen/kWh.year
1.8 yen/kWh
Note: 1US cents=9.64kyats=1.0347yen
8 - 50
16.77 kyats/kWh
1.74 cents/kWh
8.5.3
(1)
2014
2030 Break-even
2030
a) IPP
b)
c)
3
1) Break-even wholesale
tariff
2) PPAPower Purcase
Agreement
3)
8.5-4 IPP
8.5-4
8 - 51
8.5-4
8.5-5
8.5-5
2014
8 - 52
(2)
IPP
IPP 2
2013
MDBMultilateral
Development Bank 3 3 8.5-3
3 2 3 18
2015
MDB
8 - 53
8.5-3
1
SEE Account
Model
MEPE
SEE Account
* 2013
SEE Account 2
SEE Account
(*)
(**) MEPESEE Account
(*)
(**)
(***) 2
(****) MEPESEE Account
(3)
3
1)
LRMC
2)
IPP
3)
Break-even tariff
IPP PPA
3
IPP PPA
8 - 54
(4) LRMC
LRMC
1) LRMC
2)
5%
LRMC
8.5-6 MW
8.5-7
40%
30%
30%
30%
20%
20%
20%
10%
10%
10%
0%
0%
0%
Scenario 2
2027/2028
40%
Coal
2029/2030
40%
2029/2030
50%
2027/2028
50%
2025/2026
50%
2023/2024
60%
2021/2022
60%
2017/2018
60%
2019/2020
70%
2015/2016
70%
2013/2014
70%
2029/2030
80%
2027/2028
80%
2025/2026
80%
2023/2024
90%
2021/2022
90%
2019/2020
90%
2017/2018
100%
2015/2016
100%
2013/2014
100%
Scenario 1
HydroPower
Gas(MEPE)
Renewable
Gas(IPP)
Coal
2025/2026
Gas(MEPE)
2023/2024
HydroPower
Gas(IPP)
2021/2022
Renewable
2019/2020
Coal
2017/2018
Gas(MEPE)
2015/2016
HydroPower
Gas(IPP)
2013/2014
Renewable
Scenario 3
: Gas=MEPE + Gas IPP, Coal= Coal IPP, Hydro=HPGE + Shweli + Thank Ye Khat-2 + Hydro IPP
8.5-6 MW
8 - 55
Electricty from RE
Electricity from Hydro
Electricty from RE
Electricty from RE
Electricity from Coal
Electriity from Gas
Electriity from Gas
Electriity from Gas
60%
60%
50%
50%
50%
40%
40%
40%
30%
30%
20%
20%
10%
10%
0%
0%
Scenario 1
30%
20%
Scenario 2
2029/2030
2027/2028
2025/2026
2023/2024
2019/2020
2021/2022
2017/2018
2015/2016
2013/2014
2011/2012
2009/2010
0%
2007/2008
2029/2030
2027/2028
2025/2026
2023/2024
2021/2022
2019/2020
2017/2018
2015/2016
2013/2014
2011/2012
2009/2010
10%
2007/2008
2029/2030
60%
2027/2028
70%
2025/2026
70%
2023/2024
70%
2021/2022
80%
2019/2020
80%
2017/2018
80%
2015/2016
90%
2013/2014
90%
2011/2012
90%
2009/2010
100%
2007/2008
100%
100%
Scenario 3
: Gas=MEPE + Gas IPP, Coal= Coal IPP, Hydro=HPGE + Shweli + Thank Ye Khat-2 + Hydro IPP
8.5-7 GWh
8.5.4
(1)
8.5-4 IPP
8.5-4
Current Position (-2014)
Future Change (2015-)
Gas price (Assume 2015 stop fuel subsidies)
5 USD/MMBtu
11.20 USD/MMBtu from 2015 (without

subsidy)
Heat Value
Net 692 Btu/CF
No Change
Energy Conversion (Gas Electricity)

Coal price Electricity purchase price from
coal IPP
3.4 cents/kWh
4.79 cents/kWh
30,000 Kyats/ton (37.5 USD/ton) 20

Kyats/kWh
104 USD/ton (International price)

100 Kyats/kWh from 2015
50-70 Kyats/kWh
60Kyats/kWh from 2015
Electricity purchase price from Hydro IPP
20 Kyats/kWh
Renewable energy (RE)s FIT buying price
25 cents/kWh (solar/PV)
8 - 56
(2) IPP
IRR=10% PPA
8.5-5 10% 10
15%
8.5-5 IPP
PPA
(IRR=10%)
USC
9.619
cents/kWh
Annual Fixed O&M cost (USD/kWyear)

= Fixed OM (USD/kWmonth)
2.5 12 months = 30 (USD/kWyear)B
LIBOR* 4%2%
6%
Fuel price of coal is 6,500 kcal/kg (27182 KJ/kg), Coal itself is 90

USD/ton, Traffic is 20 USD/ton Total 110 USD/ton
Net heat rate of generation plants is 8571 KJ/kWh (Thermal
efficiency 42.5%)
Fuel price is
= (USD 110/1,000) 8571/27182 (KJ/kg) = 0.03468 (USD/kWh)
Annual Variable O&M (USD/kWyear)
= Variable O&M (USD/MWh)
2.0 8,760 hours/1,000 = 17.5 (USD/kWyear)
25
Plant factor = 70%
4.79
cents/kWh
Energy
Conversion

2.3 12 months = 27.6 (USD/kWyear)B
1.0 8,760 hours/1,000 = 8.75 (USD/kWyear)D
Plant factor = 75%
6.66
cents/kWh

0.6 12 months = 7.2 (USD/kWyear)B
1.0 8,760 hours/1,000 = 8.75 (USD/kWyear)D
50
Plant factor = 50%
<>
IPP
LIBOR 4%2%
6%
6.5 cents/kWh
IPP
IPP
LIBOR 4%4%
8%
IPP EPC
IPP
12%
3 5
25%
Real estate tax, which included in income tax. Not mentioned specific.
VAT
5
*LIBOR : London Interbank Offered Rate
2014 Union Taxation law (Law No.20 2014.3.28)
8 - 57
8.5-6
8.5-6
IPP PPA
IRR (0%)
Hydro IPP
Kyats/kWh
Coal IPP
89.21
2.20
6.66
9.25
Kyats/kWh
18.41
46.18
62.63
UScents/kWh
19.1
4.79
6.50
Kyats/kWh
59.22
92.73
112.37
6.14
9.62
11.66
UScents/kWh
HPGE (Reference)
Kyats/kWh
20.00
UScents/kWh
Thauk Ye Khat 2
IRR (15%)
64.20
UScents/kWh
Gas IPP
IRR (10%)
21.20
2.07
Kyats/kWh
70.00
UScents/kWh
7.26
1kWh kW
2 2015 60Kyats/kWh6.21 cents/kWh
3100 cents = 964 Kyats
(3)
Gas Turbine
Combined Cycle
USCUltra
Super Critical
(4)

(USD)/kW
1200
148519.2 %
2200
272319.21%
2000
258622.62%
1)
25 50 30
2)
20122013 30% 25% 70% 20%
(5)
1)
2)
8 - 58
3)
4)
IPP IPP
Energy Conversion Agreement 20%
20122013
22%
2013
5)
6)
WIPWork in processCurrent assetsCash

Current
liabilityLoan 8%
7)
20122013
5%
5%
8)
Capital-Works in Progress 20122013

General StoresFuelPetrolOil & LubricantConsumer's AccountsOther Debtors 2012
2013
9)
Changes in NWCNet working capital 20122013
10) 20122013
11) 20122013 9,932GWh 8,616GWh

2013
12)
30% 17%
25cents/kWh
0.70.70.75
0.750.70.75
8 - 59
13) Yadana 722.698GCVBTU/SCF

Gross =722 Btu/SCFNet = 722/1.1 Btu/SCF@15C= 656 Btu/SCF
CF 0C 656 (273+15)/273 = 692 Btu/CF
Heat Value 0C Normal Condition Standard Condition
15C
14)
2012 AE 10
10.0 A
7.0 D
6.7 D
6.2 D
4.2 H
4.2 H
3.3 H
F/S
8% 10
8%LIBOR + 4%
(6)
1)
1 3
2)
2015
3)
4)
FITFeed-in
Tarff 25UScents/kWh 5
2030 2GW 17%
5)
Thauk Ye Khat-2 Shweli-1
8 - 60
6)
mmscfd
mmscfd2013 714MW
230 mmscfd 4 4.1-61MW 0.3221
mmscfd
7)
30,000 Kyats/ton37.5 USD/ton 20

Kyats/kWh 2015
104 USD/ton 100 Kyats/kWh
8.5.5
8.5-8(1)(2)(3) 1
2 2025 100 Kyats/kWh
1 2
kWh
8.5-8(4)(5)(6)
8 - 61
8.5-8 (1) Break-even Tariff Comparison between Scenarios:

IPP Finance/SEE Account finance
8.5-8(2) Break-even Tariff Comparison between Scenarios: IPP Finance GFC
8 - 62
8.5-8(3) Break-even Tariff Comparison between Scenarios: IPP Finance MDBs
8.5-8(4) Break-even Tariff Comparison between Scenarios:

MEPE Finance SEE Account Finance
kWh
8 - 63
8.5-8(5) Break-even Tariff Comparison between Scenarios: MEPE Finance GFC

kWh
8.5-8(6) Break-even Tariff Comparison between Scenarios: MEPE Finance MDBs

kWh
8 - 64
8.5-7 (1) Kyats/kWh

Type of
Generation
facilities
All IPP
plants
Wholesale
tariff in
2013
(real value)
Wholesale
tariff in
2013
LRMC
(G+T)
YESB40
75.70
ESE37
Scenario 1
All MEPE
financed
plants
All IPP
plants
YESB40
75.70
ESE37
YESB40
73.10
ESE37
Scenario 2
All MEPE
financed
plants
All IPP
plants
YESB40
73.10
ESE37
YESB40
74.15
ESE37
Scenario 3
All MEPE
financed
plants
1
2
3
4
5
YESB40
74.15
ESE37
Break-even wholesale
tariff
tariff
Break-even whole tariff
excluding SEE Account
tariff
tariff
tariff
tariff
tariff
MEPE Financed by major

MEPE Financed through global finance companies
SEE Account
(No deferment, 8%
(Basic model)
interest rate, 10 year
repayment)
2013
2015
2030
2013
2015
2030
MEPE Financed by
MDBs
(10 year deferment, 0%
repayment)
2013
2015
2030
39
99
111
39
99
114
38
99
111
30
83
99
30
83
99
30
83
99
42
95
83
40
95
105
40
98
83
30
73
50
29
73
51
29
73
49
39
100
104
39
100
106
38
100
104
30
83
91
30
83
91
30
83
91
40
95
74
40
95
99
40
95
74
29
73
41
29
73
42
29
73
41
39
100
123
39
100
125
38
100
123
30
83
109
30
83
109
30
83
109
40
95
89
40
95
98
40
95
89
29
73
61
29
73
57
29
73
61
2015
LRMC
2015
kWh
1 US cents = 9.64 Kyats
8.5-7(2) US cents/kWh
Type of
Generation
facilities
All IPP
plants
Wholesale
tariff in
2013 (real
value)
Wholesale
tariff in
2013
LRMC
(G+T)
YESB40
7.85
ESE37
Scenario 1
All MEPE
financed
plants
All IPP
plants
YESB40
7.85
ESE37
YESB40
7.58
ESE37
Scenario 2
All MEPE
financed
plants
All IPP
plants
YESB40
7.58
ESE37
YESB40
7.69
ESE37
Scenario 3
All MEPE
financed
plants
1
2
3
4
5
YESB40
7.69
ESE37
tariff
MEPE Financed
through SEE Account
(Basic model)
2013
tariff
tariff
tariff
tariff
tariff
tariff
MEPE Financed by major

global finance companies
(No deferment, 8%
repayment)
2013
2015
2030
MEPE Financed by
MDBs
(10 year deferment, 0%
repayment)
2013
2015
2030
2015
2030
4.00
10.24
11.54
4.00
10.24
11.86
3.99
10.24
11.54
3.10
8.62
10.23
3.10
8.62
10.25
3.10
8.62
10.23
4.33
9.81
8.60
4.18
9.81
10.94
4.17
10.12
8.65
3.13
7.54
5.14
2.99
7.54
5.30
2.98
7.55
5.13
4.00
10.33
10.74
4.00
10.33
11.02
3.99
10.33
10.74
3.10
8.63
9.48
3.10
8.63
9.49
3.10
8.63
9.48
4.18
9.81
7.72
4.18
9.81
10.23
4.18
9.80
7.72
2.99
7.54
4.22
2.99
7.54
4.39
2.99
7.54
4.22
4.00
10.34
12.71
4.00
10.34
12.96
3.99
10.33
12.71
3.10
8.65
11.28
3.10
8.65
11.29
3.10
8.65
11.28
4.18
9.83
9.19
4.18
9.83
10.20
4.18
9.83
9.19
2.99
7.58
6.34
2.99
7.58
5.88
2.99
7.58
6.34
2015
LRMC
2015
kWh
8 - 65
8.5-9(1)(2)(3) IPP
IPP
1IPP SEE Account IPP MDBs MEPE SEE Account MEPE MDBs
2SEE AccountkWh
8.5-9 (1) Domestic Energy Consumption Scenario Break-even Tariff:

Comparison in Financial System
8 - 66
2SEE AccountkWh
8.5-9(2) Least Cost Scenario Break-even Tariff:

2SEE AccountkWh
8.5-9(3) Power Resource Balance Scenario Break-even Tariff:

8 - 67
8.5.6
(1)
IPP IPP PPA
IPP
1 0Break-evenProfit after tax and state contribution
22014 6 IPP
3AII IPP
8.5-10
8% 10
8 - 68
22014 6 IPP
8.5-11
MDB MDB 10 30
MDB
8 - 69
22014 6 IPP
3MDB IPP
8.5-12
MDB
(2)
20072013
IPP
8 - 70
kWh 8.5-8(4)(5)(6)
IPP
MDB
8 - 71
Scenario 1 / MEPE (financed by GFCs)
Scenario 3 / IPP (financed by GFCs)
Scenario 1 / MEPE (financed through SEE Account)
Scenario 1 / MEPE (financed by MDBs)
20,000,000
40,000,000
60,000,000
Payment to IPPs
80,000,000
(million kyats)
Material costs (Gas, Coal)

Accumulated interest paid to MEPE during 2007-2030 (million kyats)
Tax Payer Burden accumulated total of SEE Account during 2007-2030 (million kyats) (tax government expenditure)
IPP MDBs
8.5-13 20072030
100,000,000
8 - 72
Payment to IPPs
Material costs (Gas, Coal)

Accumulated interest paid to

MEPE during 2007-2030 (million
kyats)
Scenario 3 / MEPE (financed through
SEE Account)
Tax Payer Burden accumulated
total of SEE Account during 20072030 (million kyats) (tax
government expenditure)
50,000,000
100,000,000 million kyats
1IPP
2 IPP MDBs
8.5-14 20072030 Power Resource Balance Scenario
8 - 73
8.5-8
Unit
20072030
(B)
Wholesale
(C)
(A)
LRAIC
Tariff
LRAIC
(A)+(B)+(C)
LRMC
(Transmission) LRMC (Distribution)
G+T+D
(Generation)
Kyats/kWh (A) + (B) Kyats/kWh
Differences of financing methods on capital investment for MEPE

Output Items
Scenario 1
Domestic energy consumption scenario
Scenario 1
LRMC
Kyat/kWh
69.60
6.1
75.70
16.77
92.47
All IPP
plants
Scenario 1
LRMC
cents/kWh
7.22
0.63
7.85
1.74
9.59
All MEPE
financed
plants
Scenario 2
67.00
6.1
73.10
16.77
89.87
Scenario 2
Least cost scenario
LRMC
Kyat/kWh
All IPP
plants
Scenario 2
LRMC
cents/kWh
6.95
0.63
7.58
1.74
9.32
All MEPE
financed
plants
Scenario 3
Power resource balance scenario
Scenario 3
LRMC
Kyat/kWh
69.25
4.9
74.15
16.77
90.92
All IPP
plants
Scenario 3
LRMC
cents/kWh
7.18
0.51
7.69
1.74
9.43
All MEPE
financed
plants
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
k)
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
k)
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
k)
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
k)
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
k)
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
k)
MEPE Financed by major global MEPE Financed by MDBs

MEPE Financed through
finance companies
(10 year grace period, 0%
SEE Account
(No grace period, 8% interest
rate, 10 year repayment)
repayment)
81,008,860.30
85,015,641.41
81,003,560.33
69,882,908.49
70,130,379.46
69,882,575.90
6,032.37
3,498,499.62
1,412.70
19,935,229.20
23,694,539.34
19,930,261.82
16,078,608.31
19,837,918.45
16,073,640.93
0.00
0.59
0.00
111.25
114.31
111.25
98.66
98.84
98.66
41,403,071
41,403,071
41,403,071
212,236,311
223,742,344
212,221,091
208,379,690
219,885,723
208,364,470
64,985,764.75
79,219,173.87
65,662,948.48
43,309,056.75
44,219,802.38
43,271,621.09
6,032.37
12,426,843.20
1,412.70
68,960,000.68
82,282,664.17
68,985,457.30
26,629,364.50
39,952,027.99
26,654,821.12
0.00
1.99
0.00
82.94
105.49
83.34
49.52
51.10
49.46
12,061,153
12,046,739
12,036,573
189,322,140
230,195,381
189,958,146
146,991,504
187,864,745
147,627,510
76,776,123.56
79,851,908.02
76,770,823.58
66,331,722.90
66,143,067.17
66,143,399.76
6,032.37
2,687,006.50
1,412.70
19,902,156.93
19,781,938.25
16,889,509.54
15,585,380.30
15,465,161.63
12,572,732.92
0.00
0.47
0.00
103.58
106.21
103.57
91.35
91.49
91.35
44,587,500
44,587,500
44,587,500
207,415,408
213,240,274
204,392,508
203,098,631
208,923,498
200,075,732
60,497,648.22
75,382,444.66
60,492,348.25
38,854,801.58
39,815,612.26
38,854,468.99
6,032.37
12,980,203.57
1,412.70
84,318,359.02
70,389,405.88
70,394,373.26
26,590,535.77
26,595,503.15
40,519,488.90
2.04
0.00
0.00
74.42
98.65
74.41
40.66
42.32
40.66
12,046,739
12,046,739
12,046,739
181,799,709
224,543,501
181,784,490
138,000,839
180,744,631
137,985,620
84,772,443.86
88,638,738.83
84,767,143.89
72,830,287.24
73,067,643.94
72,829,954.65
6,032.37
3,375,630.57
1,412.70
19,346,533.57
22,975,056.00
19,341,566.19
14,774,013.13
18,402,951.39
14,769,045.74
0.00
0.59
0.00
122.53
124.89
122.53
108.73
108.85
108.73
43,599,521
43,599,521
43,599,521
220,555,049
231,656,824
220,539,829
215,982,529
227,084,720
215,967,309
66,881,471.02
76,030,664.60
66,852,299.15
46,664,135.20
44,577,208.87
46,662,304.56
6,032.37
10,648,480.27
1,412.70
54,282,822.58
65,518,942.50
54,255,481.36
23,049,192.32
34,285,312.23
23,021,851.09
0.00
1.77
0.00
88.64
98.30
88.64
61.09
56.64
61.09
12,046,739
12,046,739
12,046,739
179,881,350
208,822,192
179,818,386
148,647,719
177,588,561
148,584,756
Output items:
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
(Break-even tariff between 2007-2030) x Generation amount (GWh) (million Kyats)

(Break-even tariff (excluding SEE Account) between 2007-2030) x Generation amount (GWh) (million Kyats)
Accumulated interest paid to MEPE during 2007-2030 (million Kyats)
Accumulated total of SEE Account during 2007-2030 (million Kyats) (tax government expenditure) (1)
Accumulated total of SEE Account during 2007-2030 (million Kyats) (tax government expenditure) (2)
Annuitized value for interest payment (discout rate 10%) Kyats/KWh
g)
h)
i)
j)
k)
Break-even wholesale tariff (Kyats/KWh) of 2030

Break-even wholesale tariff (Kyats/KWh) of 2030 : excluding SEE Account
Payment to IPPs
Total burden on Myanmar (1)
Total burden on Myanmar (2)
1MDB2015
2LRAIC
3
4LRMC
5MDB
6Break-evenBreak-even tariff/kWh
8 - 74
8.6
8.6.1
1)
kyats/kWh
100
90
Financial
Gap
90.92
YESB
80
78.00
78.00
77.24
70
ESE
67.93
60
YESB
56.49
50
ESE
49.81
40
30
20
10
0
LRMC (G+T+D)
(Power Resources Balance
Scenario)

(without Transmission /
Distribution Cost)
Average Tariff (Apr-Jun) of 2013-2014 Retail Tariff of YESB

/ ESE /kWh
YESB / ESE / kWh after 2014
tariff rise
1 2013-201442.46 kWh2013-20142408.1 Kyats

2 2014 4 2014 46
2014, April-June120.33 kWh2014, April-June952.78 Kyats
3 2013201453.66 kWh201320142,673.15 Kyats
4 Apr-Jun 201415.80 kWhApr-Jun 20141,073.38 Kyats
5 Income = Unit sold annually + Maintenance + House Power Fee
6 Average Cost for Sources (without Transmission/Distribution Cost) 2013 11 10
Myanmar Ahlim Newspaper
YESB StatisticsESE Statistics 2013-2014Myanmar Ahlim Newspaper Nov 10, 2013
8.6-1
Financial GAP
8 - 75
2)
LRMC
3)
2014 4
20152030 5USD/MMBtu
73 Kyats/kWh IPP 95 Kyats/kWh
11.20USD/MMBtu 96 Kyats/kWh 117 Kyats/kWh
Coal company
Ministry of Mines
HPGE
IPP (Hydro)
JV (Hydro)
HPGE
20*
70
0.189
Kyats/kWh
kyats/kWh
yuan/kWh
Transmission
Generation
Not
disclosed
40 Kyats/kWh
60?
37 Kyats/kWh
Break-even whole sale tariff (under 11 USD/MMbtu)
ALL MEPE case 96 Kyats/kWh (2015~2030 Average)
ALL IPP case 117 Kytas/kWh (2015~2030 Average)
55?
ESE
(Other than Yangon)
YESB (LRAIC 16.7 Kyats/kWh)

(Yangon)
Average 67.93 Kyats/kWh
Generation LRMC
(under 11.19
USD/MMbtu)
69.25 Kyats
Electricity
MEPE (LRAIC 4.92 Kyats/kWh)


ALL IPP case 95 Kyats/kWh (2015~2030 Average)
Distribution
MOGE
Ministry of Energy
IPP(GE, GT)
(Gas: 5 USD/MBTU)
- Zeya
- MSP
MEPE
- CIC
(Gas/ Oil thermal)
- Toyo-Thai
S
u
b
s
i
d
y
Consumers
1Figures for LRMC(G), LRAIC (T+D) are based on Resource Balance Scenario
2 2014 4 6
JICA
8.6-2 LRMC
8 - 76
4)
8.6.2
(1)
IPP
IPP
(2)
1)
2)
8.6-3(1)(2) IESCO
17 cents/kWh
2013 10 1 200kWh
300kWh 700kWh
8.1-3 (2) 201kWh 32.55%
8 - 77
(1) 2013 10 1
NEPRA JICA Data Collection Survey on Energy Sector Reform in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan
8.6-3 (1) IESCO
(2) 2013 10 1
NEPRA JICA Data Collection Survey on Energy Sector Reform in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan
8.6-3(2)
IESCO
8 - 78
9.1
9.1.1

DEPDepartment of Electric PowerDHPPDepartment of Hydropower
PlanningDHPIDepartment of Hydropower Implementing
MEPEMyama Electric Power EnterpriseHPGEHydropower
Generation EnterpriseESEElectricity Supply Enterprise
YESBYangon City Electricity Supply Board
NEMCNational
Energy Management Committee
IPPIndependent Power ProducerPPAPower Purchase Agreement

IPP

9-1
IPP PPA
9.1.2
(1)
2012 8,254GWh
8,613GWh 2020
19,514GWh 22,898GWh2030
48,639GWh 77,730GWh 5
(GWh)
90,000
High(MOEP Based) : 13%
80,000
Low(IMF Based) : 10.1%
70,000
60,000
50,000
40,000
30,000
20,000
10,000
0
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
9.1-1
(2)
9-2
MW
15,000
High Case
Low Case
10,000
5,000
0
2015
2025
2020
2030
Year
Year
High Case (MW)

Total
Non-industry
Low Case (MW)
Industry
Total
Non-industry
Industry
2012
1,874
1,265
609
1,874
1,265
609
2020
4,531
3,060
1,472
3,862
2,390
1,472
2030
14,542
9,819
4,723
9,100
5,631
3,468
9.1-2
2030 14,542MW 9,100MW
9.1.3
9.1-1
9-3
9.1-1
Resource
Hydro
Gas
Coal
Renewable
Energy (RE)
9.1.4
Installed
Capacity
(MW)
2013.3
Current Situation
2013 .3
Results of Analysis
2780.0
Actual capacity of hydro is 1,110MW in dry New large hydro P/S development faces
season, less than 50% of installed capacity.
difficulty such as long lead time, long distance
from load center and environmental impacts.
Total hydro capacity of 521 MW of Dapein-1
(221MW of 240 MW) and Shweli-1 (300MW Medium and small hydro development faces
of 600 MW) is transmitted to China.
less difficulty than large hydro.
714.9
Gas volume, max. 261 mmcfd, is allocated to New gas plants depend on local gas supply but
power sector and not to be increased until Gas
gas supply shortage is anticipated. Imported
gas or oil are needed in short term.
field of M3 commissioning in 2019.
Actual capacity of gas power plants is 363 MW New gas from the new gas field is needed for
as of 2013 March.
future gas plants.
120.0
Domestic coal provides low quality but

Coal power plant is only Tigyit station.
marginally available for electricity power.
Installed capacity is 120MW (60MW 2
Imported coal and local coal can be used for
units)
future base load.
RE is mainly utilized for the rural

electrification.
Development target is 10% of power supply as
of 2030.
RE is promoted but restricted in system
reliability.
(1)
2020 2030
9-4
9.1-2
9.1-2
Item
Description
Period
2013 - 2030
Demand
High Case (4,531MW in 2020 and 14,542MW in 2030)
Tool
Wien Automatic System Planning Package IV (WASP IV) to find optimal expansion plan
Scenario
No.
Priority
Domestic Energy
Consumption
(Large Scale Hydro
Oriented)
Least Cost
Concept
Power resources
Maximum utilization of domestic energy
Scenario 1 is formulated based

on large hydro oriented plan.
Possible hydropower plans including

Large scale hydro
Scenario 2 aims to minimize the

development and fuel cost.
Possible hydropower plans including

Large scale hydro
Less gas p/s after 2016
Power Resources
Balance
considering the composition of
power resources and feasibilities
of development
Hydropower plans with high feasibilities

(2)
1)

108GW
45.5GW 9.1-3
9-5
1,000MW
9.1-3
2)
2030 200300 bbtud

13% 20% 65% 20192020
9.1-3 3
9-6
9.1-3
Group
Condition
2014 5
Available
Capacity
(MW)
Objectives
Project list
Yangon
Other
G1
G2
G3-1
Existing
Stand-by
Fast track
1,023
62
700
G3

those being rehabilitated and
GE*1/GT*2
upgraded.
IPP
MEPE
PPA under negotiation or GE/GT
finalization for IPP projects. IPP
Fast track planned projects GT/CC
to be commissioned by
2020.
Dual fuel (Gas, HSD*3) type
is expected until 2020.
GT/CC
G3-2
Planned
2,789
: 4 plants,
: 5 plants
(2013-2016 : 363MW,
2017-2030 : 574MW)
: 5 plants
: Hlawga(I), Ywama, Thaketa,
Ahlone (I),
: Ywama
: 2 plants
: Hlawga (II), Ahlone (II)
: 7 plants
Thilawa, Kyause,
Mawlamyaing,
Kanpouk (I), Myin Gyan,
Kyaukphyu, Thaketa (I)
: 6 plants
Hlaingtharyar, Hlawga,
Thaketa, Thaketa (II),
Ayeyarwady, Kanpouk (II)
*1 GE Gas Engine
*2 GT Gas Turbine
*3 HSD High Speed Diesel Oil
1)
G1
G2G3 2
2)
3)
G3 G3-1fast track G3-2others
4)
2020
5)
G3-2 2020
9.1-4
9-7
700
5000
Capacity forecast as of
2014/15 (MW)
4500
600
4000
Oil & Gas requirement

2014/15 (bbtud)
500
3500
bbtud
2500
300
2000
1500
200
1000
100
500
9.1-4
2030
2029
2028
2027
2026
2025
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
2014 5
9.1-4 20302031
9-8
MW
3000
400
Supply
9.1-4
2P*/MW
Existing
(1) MOGE
(2) Yadana
(3) Yetagan
2.5 T CF
6.9T CF
4.2T CF
Ongoing
(1) Zawitika
(2) Shwe
(3) M-3
1.8T CF
5.4T CF
1.6T CF
COD
1/7/1998
1/4/2000
15/7/2013
Supply Total
20302031
bbtud
13-14 14-15 15-16 16-17 17-18 18-19 19-20 20-21 21-22 22-23 23-24 24-25 25-26 26-27 27-28 28-29 29-30 30-31
63
154
63
154
63
154
63
154
63
154
63
154
63
108
63
94
63
82
89
71
91
60
92
48
94
37
96
29
97
18
98
100
101
54
19
90
75
90
94
90
94
90
94
90
94
90
94
63
90
94
135
90
94
135
90
94
135
90
94
135
78
94
135
38
94
135
25
94
135
17
94
135
13
94
135
8
94
135
94
135
290
382
401
401
401
401
418
476
464
479
470
447
398
379
361
201 248.3 260.7 260.7 260.7 260.7 271.7 309.4 301.6 311.4 305.5 290.6 258.7 246.4 234.7
Required Calorie (bbtud)

LNG (mmcfd)*2
HSD (mmld)*3
22
70
0.7
2.1
87
84
2.7
87
84
2.7
87
84
2.7
76
73
2.3
New Gas Fields (bbtud)

New Gas Fields (mmcfd)*4
Existing Plants
(1) Yangon Area
(2) other than Yangon Region
Demand
Ongoing
(1) Hlawaga GE(MCP)
(2) T oyo-T hai (ST )
60
66
919*5 1980~2014
385*5 1974~2014
340
337
330
221 219.1 214.5
119
133
189
211
247
275
401
448
520
580
609
678
684
763
705
786
708
790
715
797
184.7 184.7 184.7 184.7 184.7 184.7 184.7 184.7 184.7 184.7 184.7 184.7 184.7 184.7 184.7 184.7 184.7 184.7
62 85.3 73.2 73.2 73.2 73.2 73.2 73.2 73.2 73.2 73.2 73.2 73.2 73.2 73.2 73.2 73.2 73.2
25 2015-2016
37
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2
New Gas Fired Plants

(1) 2014 ~ 2016
Myanmar Light 2, UREC 1,Kyaukpyu,
Kanbauk, Myin Gyan, Tilawa
602 2014-2016
67.7
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
30.8
86.4
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
(2) 2021 ~ 2030

Hydorance, BKB, UREC 2, Dawei 1,
Dawei 2, Hlaingtharya, Ayeyarwaddy
2,789 2020-2021
Total Power Generation
4,757
117.9 203.4 248.6 293.8 331.3 331.3 331.3 331.3
Demand Total
247
270
331
348
348
348
348
348
379
435
466
552
597
642
679
679
679
679
Balance
Total Balance with LNG and New Gas
-46
-46
-22
0
-70
0
-87
0
-87
0
-87
0
-76
0
-39
0
-77
0
-123
0
-161
0
-261
0
-338
0
-396
0
-445
0
-458
0
-460
0
-465
0
*2P: Gas reserves on 2P (Proven + Probable) basis
*2Incase of LNG=1,040 Btu/f3
*3In case of HSD (LHV = 8,624 kcal/l)
*4In case of LHV = 897 Btu/f3
*5
Installed Capacity
JICA
3)

3,0006,500 kcal/kgKalewa
Mainghkok
MOMMinistry of Mines 2030 5.6 million ton/year
3.4 million ton/year
7.8GW 6.7GW86% 6
3
20302031 9.1-5
9-9
Supply
9.1-5
2P*/MW
(1) Domestic Coal
231,000
Supply for Electricity
(2) Import Coal
Thousand Tones
13-14 14-15 15-16 16-17 17-18 18-19 19-20 20-21 21-22 22-23 23-24 24-25 25-26 26-27 27-28 28-29 29-30 30-31
2,100
2,200
2,326
2,400
2,500
2,600
2,700
2,761
3,100
3,480
3,900
4,220
4,593
4,820
5,000
5,220
5,420
5,654
1,260
1,320
1,396
1,440
1,500
1,560
1,620
1,657
1,860
2,088
2,340
2,532
2,756
2,892
3,000
3,132
3,252
3,392
Existing Plants
(1) Tygit
Demand
COD**
20132014 20302031
120 2004.12
New Plants
(1) 2017-2018
(2) 2018-2019
(3) 2019-2020
(4) 2020-2021
(5) 2021 ~ 2022
(6) 2022 ~ 2023
(7) 2023 ~ 2024
(8) 2024 ~ 2025
(9) 2025 ~ 2026
(10) 2026 ~ 2076
(11) 2027 ~ 2028
(12) 2028 ~ 2029
(13) 2029 ~ 2030
(14) 2030~ 2031
300
300
300
524
630
300
270
600
300
0
0
300
900
600
1,030
910
1,310
660
Total Power
Generation
886
1,702
2,422
4,138
4,811
4,583
4,331
5,015
7,441
9,058
11,960
14,486
18,193
19,981
524
524
524
524
524
524
524
524
524
524
524
524
524
524
1,862
1,862
876
1,862
876
780
1,862
876
780
1,753
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
1,862
876
780
1,753
876
876
876
2,650
876
2,650
1,753
876
2,650
1,753
3,010
876
2,650
1,753
3,010
2,658
876
2,650
1,753
3,010
2,658
3,827
876
2,650
1,753
3,010
2,658
3,827
1,928
14,960
17,618
21,445
23,373
7,930
Demand Total
2386
3262
4042
Balance
0
0
0
0
-886
Total Balance with Import Coal
0
0
0
0
0
2P*: Coal reserves on 2P (Proven + Probable) basis
COD**: Commercial Operation Date
-1,702
0
-2,422
0
300
300
300
524
6,671
6,671
7,547
10,197
11,950
-4,138 -4,811 -4,583

0
0
0
13-14 means 2013-2014
5,795
-4,331
0
-5,015
0
-7,441
0
-9,058 -11,960 -14,486 -18,193 -19,981

0
0
0
0
0
621
687
763
Reference: Total Capacity of New Coal Fired Power Plant by Domestic Coal (MW)
387
6,671
456.91
535
810
847
891.94
932.98
980.99
JICA
4)
MOIMinistry of IndustryMOAI
Ministry of Agriculture and IrrigationMOSTMinistry of Science
and Technology
Minbuu 50MW
MOUMinistry of Understanding
JICA
2
2030 10%
9 - 10
(3)
1)
WASPWien Automatic System Planning

WASP IAEAInternational Atomic
Energy Agency
2030
9.1-5 9.1-6
9.1-5
2030
9 - 11
Unit Cost [cents/kWh] = (Annual Capital Cost [USD/kW] + Annual Fixed O&M Cost [USD/kWyear] Life Time [year]) 100 /
(Life Time [year] 8760 hours/year CF[-]) + Annual Fuel Cost [UScents/kWh]
+ Annual Variable O&M Cost [cents/kWh]
This figure doesnt include Environmental Cost [UScents/kWh], which equals CO2 Cost [cents/g-CO2] CO2 Emission per Unit [g-CO2/kWh].
For reference, Unit Cost including Environmental Cost is; Hydro: 6.1, Coal (subcritical): 8.7, Coal (USC): 9.9, GTCC (Gas): 10.9, GTCC
(LNG):15.7, GTCC (HSD): 17.5,
1.0 [cents/kg-CO2] is adopted as CO2 Cost. CO2 Emission per Unit is based on Table 7.5-13 (Chapter 7)
9.1-6
2)
9.1-6
9 - 12
9.1-6
Scenario
No 1
No 2
No 3
Domestic Energy
Consumption
Least Cost
500kV T/L
500kV T/L
500kV T/L
710 MUSD
(570km, 5,000MVA)
1,660 MUSD
(4,160km, 8,770MVA)
710 MUSD
(570km, 5,000MVA)
1,660 MUSD
(4,160km, 8,770MVA)
710 MUSD
(570km, 5,000MVA)
1,660 MUSD
(4,160km, 8,770MVA)
Total
2,370 MUSD
2,370 MUSD
2,370 MUSD
Main projects
DC T/L
500kV T/L
DC T/L
500kV T/L
500kV T/L
500kV Cost
4,680 MUSD
4,680 MUSD
2,480 MUSD
230-132kV Cost
900 MUSD
900 MUSD
900 MUSD
Total
5,580 MUSD
5,580 MUSD
3,380 MUSD
Priority of PGDP
Main projects
Mid-term
(Year 20162020)
Lon-term
(Year 20212030)
3)
500kV Cost
230-132kV Cost
EIAEnvironmental Impact Assessment
9.1-7 13
9.1-8
9 - 13
9.1-7
Possible
Possible
Possible
Possible
Possible
Possible

degradation by reservoir
Reduction of run off in

some river section
unlikely
Possibly from coal

storage and ash disposal
none
none
NOx
SPM , SOx, NOx
None
CO2
Relatively
large amount of CO2
Middle load
Base load
Peak load
Middle load
Mainly base load
Likely
large scale
Likely
large scale

Peak load
Middle load
SPM: Suspended Particle Matter
9.1-8
(1)
4.2
1.9
1.8
3.9
0.0
(MW)
(2)
24,295
9,471
4,986
2,760
2,000
43,512
(3)
55.8%
21.8%
11.5%
6.3%
4.6%
100%
(4)
1.02
0.18
0.09
0.11
0.0
1.41
(MW)
(2)
24,295
9,471
2,484
5,030
2,000
43,280
(3)
56.1%
21.9%
5.7%
11.6%
4.6%
100%
(4)
1.02
0.18
0.05
0.20
0.0
1.45
(MW)
(2)
2,825
9,524
4,758
7,940
2,000
27,047
(3)
10.4%
35.2%
17.6%
29.4%
7.4%
100%
(4)
0.12
0.18
0.09
0.31
0.0
0.70
(MW)
(2)
15,000
7,000
4,000
3,000
29,000
0.0%
51.7%
24.1%
13.8%
10.3%
100%
0.0
0.29
0.13
0.16
0.0
0.57
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
2.4
2,5
1.2
1 (1) 7.5-6 (2) 5 2030

2 (4) 100,000 (1)
(2)/100,000
3
9 - 14
1.4
30
1.2
25
20
0.8
15
0.6
10
0.4
0.2
9.1-7
9.1-9
(GW)
35
1.6
(GW)
40
1.8
45
(GW)
50
(GW)
(GW)
EIA 9.1-7 9.1-9
Small/Medium Hydro
Large Hydro
Gas
Coal
Renewable
Small/Medium Hydro
Large Hydro
Gas
Coal
9 - 15
4)
LRMCLong Run Marginal Cost 9.1-8

LRMC 2 3 1 cent/kWh
Long Run Marginal Cost for Respective Scenarios

(US cents/kWh)
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
0.51
0.63
0.63
7.22
6.95
Scenario 2
Scenario 1
7.99
Transmission
Generation
Scenario3
9.1-8 LRMC
5)
13
2014 5 27
JICA
3
2030
9 - 16
3 9.1-10
9.1-10
Scenario
Priority

Least Cost
Max. power demand

& Power Supply, 2030
Installed (Max)
Capacity for
Myanmar, 2030
Energy (Power)
Resources
Power Sources
for Myanmar, 2030
(Unit GW)
Long Run Marginal

Cost for Generation
MPD:
PS:
14.5 GW
18.9 GW
23.6 GW
(due to less large hydro)
28.8 GW
28.6 GW
All possible hydro potential

45.5GW.
All gas supply to Power Sector,
200 ~ 300 bbtud.
All possible hydro potential.

Some domestic supplied gas is
replaced by imported coal.
Feasible/primary
hydro
potential, 9.4GW, is selected.
All gas supply to Power Sector
is used.
Energy resources are well
balanced to improve energy
security.
Large Hydro: 12.1 (42%)

Small & Medium Hydro:
6.9 (24%)
Gas:
5.0 (17%)
Coal:
2.8 (10%)
Renewable:
2.0 ( 7%)

6.9 (24%)
Gas:
2.5 ( 9%)
Coal:
5.0 (18%)
Renewable:
2.0 ( 7%)
Large Hydro: 1.4 ( 6%)

7.5 (32%)
Gas:
4.8 (20%)
Coal:
7.9 (33%)
Renewable:
2.0 ( 9%)
7.0 cents/kWh
8.0 cents/kWh
0.6 cents/kWh
(500 kV DC links added)
0.5 cents/kWh
7.2 cents/kWh
Long Run Average

Incremental Cost for
High Voltage
Transmission Line
0.6 cents/kWh
(500 kV DC links added)
Environment impact
Larger impact by large hydro p/s Larger impact by large hydro p/s More
greenhouse
gas
emission and air pollution by
coal p/s
Feasibility of target
Difficulty of large hydro p/s in Difficulty of large hydro p/s in Large hydro p/s is excluded to
terms of environmental impact, terms of environmental impact, avoid risks.
long lead time and long high long lead time and long high Fuel for gas p/s to be imported.
voltage direct current transmission voltage direct current transmission Environment impact by coal
line.
line.
p/s should be mitigated.
Fuel for gas p/s to be imported. On-going gas plants are
suspended.
Overall Review Result Less feasible due to more large Less feasible due to more large More
feasible
because
hydro development.
hydro development.
environmental effect of coal p/s
can be mitigated.
More reliable because energy
security becomes higher due to
balanced power resources.
(4)
3
3 9.1-11 9.1-9
9.1-10
9 - 17
9.1-11
Item/Plant Name
Peak Demand (MW)
Required Generation
Energy (GWh)
2013
2014
2,055
2015
2,248
2016
2,527
2017
2,840
2018
3,192
2019
3,587
2020
4,032
2021
4,531
5,092
2022
2023
5,723
2024
6,431
2025
7,227
2026
8,121
2027
2028
2029
2030
TOTAL
9,125 10,253 11,520 12,944 14,542
12,064 13,560 15,242 17,132 19,256 21,642 24,323 27,336 30,721 34,524 38,797 43,597 48,990 55,048 61,853 69,497 78,083 87,727 699557
Existing Plant
Combined Cycle
200
200
150
256
256
256
256
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
481
Gas Turbine
84.5
84.5
84.5
49.5
49.5
49.5
49.5
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
93
30
30
30
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
120
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1130
1444.5 1444.5 1394.5 1555.5 1555.5 1555.5 1555.5
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
1824
243
443
167
836
400
400
300
Coal
Hydropower
481
Candidate Plant
Gas
534.3
Coal
99.1
365.6
212
4000
630
300
275
600
300
300
900
605
1030
910
1310
660
7820
51
130
51
25
49
323
525
78
392
486
240
181
235
554
3320
50
50
50
50
100
100
100
100
200
200
200
200
200
200
200
2000

in each year)
585.3
229.1
416.6
287
729
673
850
778
1035
1029
507
1336
1500
1386
1530
1345
1510
1414
17140
585.3
814.4
1231
1518
2247
2920
3770
4548
5583
6612
7119
8455
9955 11341 12871 14216 15726 17140
2029.8 2258.9 2625.5 3073.5 3802.5 4475.5 5325.5
6372
7407
8436
8943 10279 11779 13165 14695 16040 17550 18964
(capacity-peak)
-24.98 11.097 98.911 233.63 610.59 888.02 1293.5 1840.6 2314.5 2713.1 2511.8 3052.1 3658.2
Reserved Margin(%)
-1.216 0.4937 3.9148 8.2267 19.129 24.753 32.082
Hydropower
(dry: Install 0,5)
Renewable
4040 4441.9 4519.8 4606.5 4421.8
40.62 45.449 47.407 39.056 42.232 45.047 44.273 43.323 39.234 35.589 30.407
Power Resources Balance Scenario Annual Transition of Power Supply

25000
Renewable
Hydropower
Coal
Gas
Peak Demand (MW)
20000
15000
10000
5000
0
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
9.1-9
9 - 18
9.1-10
201420202030
9.1-11
9 - 19
3 2030 27.0GW
23.6GW
19.0GW 14.5GW 30%
3 9.1-12
LRMC 3 8.50 UScents/kWh
3 7.69 UScents/kWh
LRMC
9.1-12
3
Billion $
Item
2020
2030
Power Generation
13.8
55.2
Power System
2.7
5.6
16.5
60.8
Total
Note 1 : Cost is not calculated from present value.

Note 2 : O&M cost and Fuel cost is included.
Note 3 : Transmission and Substation is included.
Long Run Marginal Cost for Scenario 3 (UScents/kWh)

9
8
0.51
7.99
0.51
7.18
6
5
4
3
Updated
based on
new lists
2
1
0
Scenario 3
Revised Scenario 3
Generation
9.1-12
9.1.5
Transmission
3 LRMC
LRMC 9.1-13
1)
Capital expenditure
9 - 20
2)
LRMC
3)
SEE
Account
kyats/kWh
100
90
Financial
Gap
90.92
YESB
80
78.00
78.00
77.24
70
ESE
67.93
60
YESB
56.49
50
ESE
49.81
40
30
20
10
0
LRMC (G+T+D)
(Power Resources Balance
Scenario)

(without Transmission /
Distribution Cost)
Average Tariff (Apr-Jun) of 2013-2014 Retail Tariff of YESB

YESB / ESE / kWh after 2014
/ ESE /kWh
tariff rise
1 2013-201442.46 kWh2013-20142408.1 Kyats

2 2014 4 2014 46
2014, April-June120.33 kWh2014, April-June952.78 Kyats
3 2013201453.66 kWh201320142,673.15 Kyats
4 Apr-Jun 201415.80 kWhApr-Jun 20141,073.38 Kyats
5 Income = Unit sold annually + Maintenance + House Power Fee
6 Average Cost for Sources (without Transmission/Distribution Cost) 2013 11 10
Myanmar Ahlim Newspaper
YESB StatisticsESE Statistics 2013-2014Myanmar Ahlim Newspaper Nov 10, 2013
9.1-13 Financial GAP

2014 4
Breakeven Wholesale Tariff20152030 5

9 - 21
USD/MMBtu 73 Kyats/kWh IPP

95 Kyats/kWh 11.20 USD/MMBtu 96 Kyats/kWh
117 Kyats/kWh
Coal company
Ministry of Mines
HPGE
IPP (Hydro)
JV (Hydro)
HPGE
20*
70
0.189
Kyats/kWh
kyats/kWh
yuan/kWh
Transmission
Generation
Not
disclosed
40 Kyats/kWh
60?
37 Kyats/kWh
ALL IPP case 117 Kytas/kWh (2015~2030 Average)
55?
ESE
(Other than Yangon)
YESB (LRAIC 16.7 Kyats/kWh)

(Yangon)
Generation LRMC
(under 11.19
USD/MMbtu)
69.25 Kyats
Electricity
MEPE (LRAIC 4.92 Kyats/kWh)


ALL IPP case 95 Kyats/kWh (2015~2030 Average)
Distribution
MOGE
Ministry of Energy
IPP(GE, GT)
(Gas: 5 USD/MBTU)
- Zeya
- MSP
MEPE
- CIC
(Gas/ Oil thermal)
- Toyo-Thai
S
u
b
s
i
d
y
Consumers
1Figures for LRMC(G), LRAIC (T+D) are based on Resource Balance Scenario
2 2014 4 6
JICA
9.1-14 LRMC
4)
9 - 22
9.2
9.1
9.2.1
9.2.2
IPP IPP PPA
PPA
IPP
9.2.3
WASP
9 - 23
66kV
ADB
JICAJapan
International Cooperation Agency
JICA
9.2.4
2030
1,000MW
2030
9 - 24
JVJoint Venture
IPP MOU
1015% 50%
1,000MW
100GW
2014 4
70%
9 - 25
9.2.5
Sedawgyi 13MW 2 1989 Baluchaung-1

14MW 2 1992 Kinda 28MW 2 1985
9.2.6
Tigyit 1
120MW60MW 2 30MW IPP
IPP F/SFeasibility Study

F/S
F/S F/S
IPP
9 - 26
F/S
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
SOxSulfur
Oxide
NOxNitrogen Oxide
IPP
CO2
ODAOfficial Development Assistance

Best Available Technology 2
USC CO2 12%
CCT NOxSOx
Tigyit
USC
1 100%50% 2
2 USC 600MW
9 - 27
USC
USC F/S
9.2.7
1)
6.6.7
2030 8,209MW
4,019MW
2012 11 5
2)
2030

9.2.8
1)
25%
3
9 - 28
CO2
JICA
2)
a)
b)
c)
5
5
9 - 29
1
Implementation
Planning
Hydropower Generation
Enterprise

Enterprise
Yangon City Electricity

Supply Board
U Khin Maung Soe
Minister
U Aung Than Oo
Deputy Minister
U Maw Thar Htwe
Deputy Minister
U Khin Maung Win
Director General
Daw Mi Mi Khaing
U Myint Oo
Director
U Aung Myo Win
Assistant Director
Daw Myint Myint Kyi Swe
Assistant Director
Daw Phyu Phyu Khin
Assistant Director
Daw Chaw Thandar Soe
Staff Officer
U Thaung Han
Director General
U San Wai
U Aung Lwin
Deputy Director
U Aye San
Daw Thida Aye
Deputy Director
U Myint Aung
Managing Director
U Myo Aung San
Executive Engineer
U Myo Min Thein
Executive Engineer
U Khin Maung Win
Managing Director
U Tun Kywe
General Manager
U Tin Maung Oo
Superintending Engineer
U Zayar Myint
Assistant Engineer
U Htein Lwin
Managing Director
U Maung Maung
Chief Engineer
U Tin Maung Win
Chief Engineer
U Nyunt than
Chief Engineer
U Saw Win Maung
U Aung Kyaw Oo
U Zaw Ye Myint
U Kyi San Lin
Executive Engineer
U Aung Khaing
Chairman
Daw Yee Mon Mon
Executive Engineer
-1-
Ministry of Energy
Myanma Oil and Gas

Enterprise
U Pe Zin Tun
Director General
U Win Maw
Daw Khin Khin Aye
Director
U Min Maw
Deputy Director
U Tin Zaw Myint
Deputy Director
U Sei Thu Kyaw Kyaw
Staff Officer
U Than Minn
Director
U Maung Maung Gyi
Director
U Than Zaw
Deputy Director
U Than Sein
Executive Engineer

Mr. Tsutomu KUDO
JICA Expert
Advisor for Aid Coordination
U Tun Tun Naing
Director General
Dr. War War Maung
U Aung Moe Chai
Director
Planning Department
Daw Khin Moe Moe
Deputy Director
Project Appraisal & Progress

Reporting Department
U Aye Cho
Deputy Director
Foreign Economic Relation

Department
Environmental Conservation
Department
Planning and Statistics

Department
U Nay Aye
Director General
U Hla Maung Thein
U Than Aye
Director
U San Oo
Director
U Win Hlaing
U Sein Htom Linh
Director
U Zin Mar Htun
Director
U Win Myint
Director General
U Phgo Myint Swe
Director
U Win Myint
Deputy Director
U Myo Zar Ali Win
Assistant Director
Ministry of Industry
Directorate of Industry
Department of Industrial
Planning

Department of Advance
Science and Technology
U Kyaw Zwa Soe
Director General
U Aung Ko Ko Kyaw
Assistant Director
-2-
Ministry of Livestock, Fisheries and Rural Development

Department of Rural
Development
U Myint Oo
U Hla Tuin Aung
U Kyu Kyu Khin
Director
U Win Htein
Director General
U Kyaw Thet
Director
U Ko Ko Lwin
Director
Ministry of Mines
Department of Mines
Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation

U Soe Myint Tun
Daw Aye Aye Hlaing
Deputy Director
U Maung Maung Win
Director General
Daw Ni Ni Than
Deputy Director
U Ko Ko Oo
Director General
U Zaw Lwin
Deputy Director
Mr. Jong-Inn Kim
Lead Energy Specialist
Mr. Daisuke MIZUSAWA
Senior Infrastructure Specialist
Mr. Hideaki IWASAKI
Principal Infrastructure Specialist
Mr. Thatha Hls
Financial Sector Economist
Ms. Yu Ching Wong
Representative
Mr. Dejan R. Ostojic
Sector Leader, Energy
Mr. Kanthan Shankar
Country Manager
Ministry of Finance
Budget Department
Ministry of Transport
Department of Water
Resources and Improvement
of River System
Asian Development Bank
International Monetary Fund

World Bank

Mr. Vikram Kumar
Resident Representative
Dr. Kazunari MORII
First Secretary
Mr. Toshihiro WATANABE
Second Secretary
Mr. Hideaki MATSUO
Counselor (Economic & ODA)
Mr. Kyosuke INADA
Deputy Chief Representative
Mr. Kenji KURONUMA
Representative
Embassy of Japan
JICA Myanmar Office
-3-
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1.
1990 3
2000 2001 2003 9

EGATElectric
Generating Authority of Thailand
EGAT 2005 EGAT 2006
3
(1)
1-1 1-2
Atomic Energy
Commission
Office of
Atoms for
Peace
Ministry of
Science and
Technology
Committee on
Energy Policy
Administration
Department of
Alternative Energy
Development and
Efficiency
EGAT
EGAT
(Electric Generating
(Electricity
Generating
Authority of Thailand)
Authority
Thailand)
National Energy Policy Council
Ministry of
Energy
Energy Policy
and Planning
Office
MEA
(Metropolitan Electricity
Authority)
Energy
Conservation
Promotion Fund
Committee
Nuclear Power
Infrastructure
Establishment
Coordination
Committee
Nuclear Power
Program
Development
Office
Energy
Regulatory
Commission
PEA
(Provincial Electricity
Authority)
Guidance, supervision
Jurisdiction
2011
1-1
2011 7
-1-
Generation
SPP
VSPP
EGAT
IPP
DEDE
PEA
Power
import
EGAT
Transmission
Regulation of
electricity rate
PEA
ERC
Distribution
Retail
MEA
Regulation of
electricity rate
Consumer
[ Note ]
VSPP
SPP
EGAT
PEA
DEDE
MEA
ERC
Consumer
Consumer
Consumer
Very Small Power Producer

Small Power Producer
Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand
Provincial Electricity Authority
Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency
Metropolitan Electricity Authority
Energy Regulatory Commission
2011
1-2
1)
2011 7
Ministry of Energy
EGAT
EPPOEnergy Policy and
Planning Office
DEDEDepartment of Alternative Energy
Development and Efficiency
2)
NEPCNational Energy Policy Council
ERCEnergy Regulatory Commission
MOSTMinistry of Science and Technology

Atomic Energy Commission
-2-
(2)

2009 70%

(3)
1)
2)
2011 88%
-3-
2.
1961 PLN
1980 PLN
1992 IPP 1997 IPP PPA
27 1,100 kW
IPP 1994 PLN 1995
PLN PJBIPT Indonesia Power PJBIIPT PJB
1985 No.15/19852002
2004 12
2009 9 No.30/2009
2-1
2-1
No.30/2009
No.15/1985
RUKN RUKN
RUKN RUKD
PLN
PLN PLN PLN

PLN
PLN
PLN

H22
-4-
(1)
2-1 2-2
National Energy Council

(DEN)
Ministry of Energy and

Mineral Resources
(MEMR)
National development &

Planning agency
(BAPPENAS)
Ministry of Finance
(MOF)
OwnerAdministration
Development and Coordination

of National development policy
etc
Approval of
budget
Regulation
Supervision
Atomic Agency
(BATAN)
Atomic Regulation Agency

(BAPETEN)
Research and Development of

Nuclear Power
Regulation of Nuclear Power
(Transmission/
Dispatching)
P3B Jawa Bali
P3B Sumatra
Wholesale
power
Wholesale
power
Ministry of cooperatives
and Small and Medium
Enterprises
(SMEs)
Subsidiary
State-owned Power Company (PT PLN)

Generation
Transmission, Distribution
Customer service
Power Supply by vertical bundled system
Local government
IPP
State-owned Enterprise
Minister office of
State affairs
(Generation)
PT Indonesia Power
PT Jawa Bali Power
(Specified zone)
PLN Batam
PLN Tarakan
Support
Surplus
electricity
Industrial area
Cikarang
Private Power
Generation
End user
Village Cooperative
System (KUD)
End user
End user
End user
[ Note ]
Guidance/
Coordinate
Subsidiary
Power supply to specified zone
DEN
BAPPENAS
BATAN
BAPETEN
PT. PLN
Dewan Energi Nasional

Badan Perencanaan dan Pembangunan Nasional
Badan Tenaga Nuklir Nasional
Badan Pengawas Tenaga Nuklir
PT. Persahaan Listrik Negara (Persero)
2011
Department
Power Generation
Transmission
Dispatching
Distribution/Customer
service
2-1
2011
2-2
2011
Jawa Bali
Sumatora
Indonesia Power Company

Jawa Bali Power Company
IPP
North Sumatra Power (BU)

South Sumatra Power (BU)
IPP
Centers of Jawa-Bali
transmission and
Dispatching(P3B Jawa bali)
Centers of Sumatra
transmission and
Dispatching(P3B Sumatrai)
5 distribution offices
7 regional branches
Other region
9 regional branches
[Vertical bundled system]
PLN Batam
PLN Tarakan
[PLN Subsidiary]
2011
-5-
1)
MEMRPLN
PLN IPP PLN
2)
DEN
BAPPENAS
BAPETEN
BATAN
(2)
1)

PLN
2)
3)
PLN IPP
PLN
PLN
PLN
-6-
3.
EDCElectricit du Cambodge
2001 2 Electricity Law of the Kingdom of Cambodia

EACElectricity Authority of
Cambodia
(1)
3-1 3-2
21
3-1
2009
-7-
CPTL
LHGCL
: Cambodia Power Transmission Co. LTD.

: Lim Heng Group Co, LTD.
REE 2 22kV
21
3-2
1)
2008
MEFMinistry of Economy and FinanceMIME

Ministry of Industry, Mining and EnergyEDC
MIME
EDC
REERural Electricity Enterprise
EDC IPP
2)
EAC
MOWRAMMinistry of Water Resources and Meteorology

MIME
MOEMinistry of Environment
-8-
(2)
1)
6
6
2)
IPP 2010
93%
91% IPP
3)
2008 87%13%
4)

IPP National Control Center
EDC
5)
6)

100%
-9-
4.
1994 WAPDA 1958
WAPDA (Water and

Power Development Authority1998
1 8
KESCKarachi Electricity Supply
Corporation
(1)
4-1 4-2
Government of Pakistan
National Electric Power

Regulatory Authority
(NEPRA)
Water and Power

Development Authority
(WAPDA)
National Transmission &

Dispatch Company
(NTDC)
Generation
Companies
(GENCOS)
Pakistan Atomic
Energy Commission
(PAEC)
Ministry of Water
and Power
Pakistan Electric
Power Company
(PEPCO)
Alternative Energy
Development Board
(AEDB)
Private Power and

Infrastructure Board
(PPIB)
Private Sector
Distribution
Companies
(DISCOS)
IPPs
SPPs/
CPPs
Karachi Electric
Supply Company
Limited
(KESC)
Private Power & Infrastructure Board/Government of Pakistan/Ministry of Water & Power HP
4-1
2014 1
- 10 -
2010
4-2
1)
2010
MWPMinistry of Water and Power

PEPCOPakistan Electric Power Corporation
4 GENCO-1234
WAPDA
PAEC
IPP
KESC
NTDCNational Trans-mission & Dispatch Company
PEPCO 8 KESC
2)
NEPRANational Electric Power Regulatory Authority
PAECPakistan Atomic Energy Commission
(2)
2012
31.5% 6,325MW State of Industry Report 2012/NEPRA
- 11 -

State of Industry Report 2012/NEPRA
1)

NEPRA
201112 8.72 /kWh
NEPRA 11.89 /kWh
1 0.011USD
2011/12/31

35%2011
12
3.4 /kWh 4.9 /kWh 18.54

/kWh 75%2011
12
IPP
IPP 65%
201112
2)
2011 16.9%
3)
86%201112
60%
- 12 -
5.
2002 2003 ADB
2004 12 2005 7 2006 1

(1)
5-1 5-2
2011
- 13 -
5-1
2011
EVNs dependent unit

Generating company
Generation
Power dispatch
EVNs financially independent company

Generating company
IPP (BOT)
PVN, VINACOMIN
Electric Power Trading Company (EPTC)

EVNs dependent unit
National Load Dispatch Center (NLDC)
EVNs one member limited company

Notional Power Transmission Corporation (NPTC)
transmission
Distribution
Retail
EVNs financially independent company

5 Power Corporations (Northern, Central, Southern, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City)
Commune distribution company / Local Distribution Unit (LDU)
End user
2011
5-2
1)
2011
MOITMinistry of Industry and TradeEVNElectricity of Vietnam
EVN IPP EVN

NPTNational Power Transmission Corporation PCPower Corporation5
2)
MPIMinistry of Planning and Investment
ERAVElectricity Regulatory Authority

of VietnamIEInstitute
of Energy
MONREMinistry of Natural Resources and Environment
(2)
- 14 -
1)
EVN EVN 13
2)
EVN
IPP
3)
4)
EVN NPTC
5)
6)
7)

2020 89 /kWh
8)
ERAV

- 15 -

9)
IPP

10)

11) Capacity Payment

6.
1980 1993 IPP

IPP 1990
PPA IPP
1997
NPCNational Power Corporation
2001 6 EPIRAElectric Power Industry Restructuring Act
NPC
(1)
6-1 6-2 EPIRA
1)
DOEDepartment of Energy
NPC IPPs
NPC TransCoNational Transmission Corporation
JV NGCP
National Grid Corporation of the PhilippinesTransCo
- 16 -

MERALCO 55%20
ECs120
2)
ERCEnergy Regulatory Commission
PASLMPower Sector Assets and Liabilities Management

Corporation NPC IPP
NPC-IPPs
Generation
IPP
National Power
Corporation
()
Transmission
Distribution
Retail
Electric cooperation
(ECs)
Private distribution company

(MERALCO etc)
End user
[ Note ]
EPIRA
MERALCO
Electric Power Industry Restructuring Act, 26 June 2001

Manila Electric Company
2011
6-1
EPIRA
- 17 -
NPC-IPP
NPC
IPPs
Generation
Wholesale Electricity Spot Market

(WESM)
Electricity procurement
(PPA)
Transmission
National Grid Corporation of the Philippines
Supervision/
(NGCP)
Control of properties
Private corporation
(MERALCO)
Distribution
Retail
TransCo
Electricity Cooperation
(EC)
Retailer
End users
[ Note ]
EPIRA
Electric Power Industry Restructuring Act, 26 June 2001
MERALCO
Trans Co
Manila Electric Company

National Transmission Corporation
Under studying
2011
6-2
EPIRA 2012 10
(2)
NPC
1)
NPC

NPC 2012 9 4,320MW

1,900MW 2015
NPC
NGCPNational Grid Corporation of the Philippines ERC
2)
120
ECsElectric Cooperatives
3)
- 18 -
4)
EPIRA
30%
25%
5)
ECs
ERIRA

EC QPT
Qualified Third Party
QPT NPC
ECs
6)
WESM (Wholesale Electricity Spot

Market)

IPP PPA
7)
WESM Nodal Pricing

FTRsFinancial Transmission Rights
8)
NPC 2005 1.2

NPC PSALMPower Sector Assets and Liabilities Management
Corporation 2,000
NPC
9)
- 19 -
NPC
- 20 -
2014 7
page 1
60
Strategy on the Development of Electric Power Sector in Myanmar

-Progress of First National Electricity Master Plan
JICA
2014 7 11 133017101300
TKP 1
JICA
13:30 13:40
13:40 13:50 Opening Address
U Khin Maung Win
13:50 14:05
JICA
JICAs Assistance to the Power Sector of Myanmar
JICA
4

14:05 14:30
Country Report for Power Sector
U Kyi San Lin
~2030 ~

14:30 15:15 Outline of National Electricity Master Plan Vision as

of 2030
U Khin Maung Win
15:15 - 15:40
15:40 16:05
Coffee Break
Investment for Power Sector in Myanmar
Daw Myint Myint Kyi

Swe
16:05 16:30
Ensuring Domestic Supply of Natural Gas for

U Than Sein
Sustainable Power Generation in Myanmar
16:30 16:50
Procedure of Project Appraisal in FERD
16:50 17:05
17:05 17:15
U Aye Cho
Overall Q&A
Closing Remarks
*1
*2
JICA

page 2
JICAs Assistance to
the Power Sector of Myanmar
11 Jul 2014
JICAs Recent Assistances to Myanmar Power Sector (1/2)

Project Name
Schedule
Outline
Executing Agency
Study for formulating Power

Sector Development Plan.
MOEP, etc.
Technical Cooperation / Survey

(1) Project for Formulation
of the National Electricity
Plan
(2) Advisor for

Improvement of Electricity
Supply System in Yangon
(3) Project for the

Strategic Urban
Development Plan of the
Greater Yangon
Grant Aid
(1) Project for
Rehabilitation of
Baluchaung No.2
Hydropower Plant
On-going
Jun. 2013 Sep.
2014
On-going
Jul. 2012 - Jul.
2014
Completed
Aug. 2012 - Dec.
2013
Provision of advice and

proposal of improvement plan
on power supply system in
Yangon.
Study for formulation of urban

development plan of Yangon in
various subsectors incl. power.
Rehabilitation of equipment
Implementation from such as turbine, generator,
FY2013
etc.
MOEP:MinistryofElectricPower
YCDC:YangonCityDevelopmentCommittee
YESB
YCDC
YESB
HPGE
YESB:YangonCityElectricitySupplyBoard,MOEP
HPGE:HydropowerGeneratingEnterprise,MOEP
page 3
JICAs Recent Assistances to Myanmar Power Sector (2/2)

Project Name
Schedule
ODA Loan
(1) Urgent Rehabilitation and Implementation from
FY2013
Upgrade Project (Phase I)
[loan amount: JPY14,052mil.]
Implementation from
(2) Regional Development
Project for Poverty Reduction FY2013
(Phase I)
(3) Infrastructure
Development Project in
Thilawa Area (Phase I)
Implementation from
FY2013
(4) National Power

Transmission Development
Project
Pledged in Mar 2014
Outline
Rehabilitation and upgrade of
existing power plants and
substations in Yangon.
Rehabilitation and upgrade of basic
infrastructure such as road,
electricity and water supply
facilities in 7 states and 7 regions.
Development of Infrastructure such

as port and electricity facilities in
Thilawa Area.
Construction of high voltage (incl.
500kV) transmission lines and
related substations
Executing Agency
MEPE
ESE
PW
DRD
YESB
MEPE
MPA
MEPE
Related Studies
(1) Power Distribution
Improvement Project in
Yangon
(2) Distribution System
Improvement Project in Major
Cities in Myanmar
Completed
Survey will begin in

FY2014
Rehabilitation and upgrade of

Yangon electricity distribution
facilities.
Study for formulation of Distribution
System Improvement Project in Major
Cities in Myanmar.
YESB
ESE
MEPE:MyanmaElectricPowerEnterprise,MOEP:ESE:ElectricitySupplyEnterprise,MOEP;
MPA:MyanmaPortAuthority,MinistryofTransport;PW:PublicWorks,MinistryofConstruction;
DRD:DepartmentofRuralDevelopment,MinistryofLivestock,FisheriesandRuralDevelopment;
page 4
Country Report for Power Sector

MINISTRY OF ELECTRIC POWER
Tokyo, Japan
July 11 ,2014
Kyi San Lin
Superintendent Engineer
Power Transmission Project Department
Myanma Electric Power Enterprise
1
Country Profile
Introduction
Country Name The Republic of the Union of Myanmar
Located in South East Asia
Capital Nay Pyi Taw
Major Cities Yangon, Mandalay and Mawlamyaing
Population 60 millions
Average growth rate1.75% per annum
Total Area 676,581 sq.km
Total international boundary 5860 km
Coastal strip 2833 km
Neighbouring Countries
China on North and North East
Laos on East
Thailand on South East
Bangladesh and India on North West
Main Export Rice, Timber, Fishery and Mineral
Four Major Rivers
Ayeyawady, Chindwin, Sittaung, Thanlwin
OtherFeatures Alotofmountainsandforestareas,riversand
creeksrichinnaturalresourcesabundantinenergyresourcesfor
power.
page 5
Background History of Organization

1910
1951
1950
Rangon Electric
Tramway and Supply
Co., (RET&S)
Companies
1997
1972
1989
Power (MOEP)
2006
ESB (Electricity Supply

Board)
The Electricity Act (1948)
Ministry of Energy
Ministry of
Industry(2)

Enterprise (MEPE)
Electric Power
Corporation (EPC)
Power No.1 (MOEP-1)
Power No.2 (MOEP-2)
2012
Power (MOEP)
Structure of Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution

(MOEP)
Planning
Implementation
Enterprise
Enterprise
PLANNING FOR GENERATION

(HYDRO, COAL)
PLANNING FOR GENERATION (GT/CCPP),
TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION
CONSTRUCTION
FOR HYDRO &
COAL POWER
STATIONS
GENERATION
PRIVATE
TRANSMISSION

Yangon City Electricity Supply
Board
DISTRIBUTION
PRIVATE
page 6
Policies
1. For sufficient electricity supply throughout the country, to expand the
national power grid for effective utilization of generated power from the
available energy resources such as hydro, wind, solar, thermal and other
alternative ones.
2. To conduct the electricity generation and distribution in accordance with the
advanced technologies and to uplift and enhance the private participation in
regional distribution activities.
3. To conduct Environmental and Social Impact Assessments for power
generation and transmission in order to minimize these impacts.
4. To restructure the power sector with cooperation, boards, private companies
and regional organizations for more participation of local and foreign
investments and formation of competitive power utilities.
5. To formulate the electricity acts and regulations with the idea assistances of
the local and international experts to be in line with the open economic era.
5
Organizational Profile
Organization
Organizational Type -
Governmental
Established Date
5th September 2012

[ Reorganized MOEP 1 and MOEP 2 ]
Number of employee -
permitted - 37,514
appointed - 21,350
Business type
Generation, Transmission and Distribution
Activities
Hydro & Thermal Power Development,

Operation & Maintenance, Transmission &
Distribution Development System Operation &
Maintenance, Selling Energy to End Users.
6
page 7
Max;
demand
2,370 MW
Peak Load
2,100 MW
Nos. of consumers
2.9 millions
Per capita consumptions
180 KWh
Electrification ratio
32 %
Rural Electrification ratio
6.8 % (Only Grid)
Power Loss
Total Loss - 20 %
Transmission Loss- 4.5 %
Distribution Loss -15.5%
TransmissionFacilities
Length
Substations
Voltage
(kV)
Nos.of
Line
miles
km
nos
CapacityMVA
230
43
1,894
3,030.40
31
4,010.0
132
37
1,350
2,160.00
21
1,248.5
66
138
2,248
3,616.00
130
1,975.0
Total
218
5,492
8,806.40
182
7,233.5
DistributionFacilities
Length
km
Transformer
Capacity(MVA)
4,902.166
7,843.47
4,985.595
9,726.617
15,562.60
5,523.747
1,481.156
Voltage
(kV)
miles
33
11
6.6
841.321
1,346.11
0.4
13,239.609
21,183.37
Total
23,713.82
45,935.55
11,990.5
8
page 8
Installed Capacity in Year 2014

Grid System
(MW)
Isolated
(MW)
Total
(MW)
(%)
Installed Capacity
4,255
121
4,377
100.0
Hydroelectric
2,971
33
3,004
68.6
Gas
1,164
1,168
26.7
Coal
120
120
2.7
Diesel
79
79
1.8
Bio Mass
0.11
2.74%
1.81% 0.11%
26.7%
68.65%
Hydroelectric
Gas
Coal
Diesel
BioMass
9
Location of Existing Power Plants on Grid
Chibawe Ngwe
99MW
Tapein
240MW
Shweli-1
600MW
Thaphanseik
30 MW
2.82%
Sedawgyi
25MW
27.36
%
69.82
%
Kyunchaung
54.3 MW
Yeywa
790MW
Zawgyi-2
12MW
Kyauksue
100.3 MW
Zawgyi-1
18MW
Kinda
56 MW
Mone
75MW
Hydro
Gas
KyeeOhnKyeeWa
74MW
Coal
Nancho
40 MW
Man
36.9 MW
Kyauk Phyu
4MW
Sr
No.
Type of Power
Plant
Number
Installed
Capacity
(MW)
1.
2.
3.
Hydro Power
Gas
Coal
23
16
1
2,971.00
1,164.48
120.00
40
4,255.48
Total
Shwetaung
55.35MW
Myanaung
34.7MW
Paunglaung
280MW
Bluchaung-1
28MW
Bluchaung-2
168MW
Khapaung
30MW
Bluchaung-3
52MW
Kun
60MW
Yenwe
25MW
Hlawga
154.2MW
27.3 MW
Ywama
70.3MW
52 MW
KengTawng
54MW
Tigyit
120MW
Zaungtu
20MW
Thaketa
92 MW
53.28 MW
Ahlone
154.2MW8
4 MW
Shwekyin
75MW
Hydro Power Plant

Gas Power Plant
Steam Power Plant
Coal Fired
Thaton
50.95MW
Mawlamyaing
12MW
10
page 9
Total Generation Capacity by Plant Type

(as of Dec, 2013)
Total Generation Capacity by Plant

Type (as of April, 2014)
(MW)
Total
Gas
Coal
Total
120
2794
Govt
1959
1055
120
3134
840
JV
840
840
120
225
345
IPP
172
268
440
2919
940
120
3979
2971
1323
120
4414
Sr
Hydro
Gas
Coal
Govt
1959
715
JV
840
IPP
Total
(MW)
Owner/
Sr
Hydro
Fuel
Owner/
Fuel
Total
2600
2600
2100
2100
1600
IPP
JV
Govt
1100
600
100
Hydro Gas
IPP
JV
Govt
1600
1100
600
100
Coal
Hydro Gas
Coal
11
Energy Generation By Fuel Type

2013
Hydro MWH
Gas MWH
Coal MWH
Jan
630039.6
225422.3
24771.16
Feb
594997.9
210256.1
13114.19
March
659482.3
278571.1
16744.12
April
685622.3
208496.6
16642.88
May
629492.1
278542.5
17485.95
June
625751
285618.8
16017.99
July
690901.1
293064.3
14254.14
August
817098.3
233374.94
18587.01
Sept
828429.1
211485.74
11031.68
Oct
873296.2
211690.90
Nov
836094.1
223497.86
Dec
736506.9
277493.18
12401.49
Total
8607710.9
2937514.3
Total MWH
880233.06
818368.19
954797.52
910761.78
925520.55
927387.79
998219.54
1069060.25
1050946.52
1084987.1
1059591.96
161050.61
1026401.57
11706275.83
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Energy Generation By Fuel Type

1200000
1000000
800000
600000
Coal MWH
Gas MWH
Hydro MWH
400000
200000
0
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Energy Consumption By Sector

(GWhr)
Type of
Consumption
Industrial
Unit
2010-2011
Year
2011-2012
Year
2012-2013
Year
2013-2014
Year
GWh
2286.7
2727.3
2690.5
2698.9
Household
GWh
2653.5
3380.9
3649.7
3763.8
Others
GWh
1371.88
1608.579
1913.668
3149.9
Total
GWh
6312.08
7716.779
8253.868
9612.6
10000
9000
8000
7000
6000
5000
4000
3000
2000
1000
0
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
2013-2014
Industrial
House
Others
Total
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Monthly Peak Demand (MW) from Jan, 2011 to May, 2014

Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
2011
1379.0
1357.0
1436.0
1458.0
1434.0
1425.0
1533.0
1529.0
1540.0
1562.0
1582.0
1588.0
2012
1537.0
1624.0
1639.0
1591.0
1499.0
1505.0
1614.0
1741.0
1796.0
1783.0
1698.0
1796.0
2013
1629.6
1668.16 1745.45 1773.48 1688.24 1703.88
1768.8
1873.3
1910.93 1922.45 1969.02 1933.69
2014
1828.74 1948.96 2052.87 2097.25
2200
2000
1800
1600
1400
1200
1000
800
600
400
200
0
2011
2012
2013
2014
Jan
Feb Mar
Apr May Jun
Jul
Aug Sep
Oct
Nov Dec
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Peak Demand and Generated Electricity in Summer Season

Generated Electricity
Expected Peak Demand
(MW)
4500
3950
4000
3500
2844
3000
2370
2500
1850
2100
1600
1420
1500
1000
(744 MW)
2060
2000
1434
1591
1680
(1850 MW)
2100
2100
(25-4-2014)
1042
500
0
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
Remark: (1) Highest electricity can be generated on April 25, 2014. There was no load-shedding on that
day.
(2) If industrial zone and transmission are well developed the electricity demand will be increase
as usual. To meet 50% of electrified household in 2015-2016 the available generated capacity
must be 3950 MW
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No
Installed
Capacity
(MW)
Name of Power Plant
Energy
(GWh)
Remark
(A) Hydro Power Plant Project

1
2
Phyuuchaung
Upper Paunglaung
(A)Total
40
140
180
120
454
574
(B) Gas-fired Power Plant Project

1
Ahalone
Mawlamying
3
4
5
6
7
Thaketa
Kyaukphyu
Kanpauk
Thaton
Myingyan
(B) Total
37 (121)
848
186.5 (230)
304
101 (1st Phase)

50
20
106
250
750.5
707
350
140
743
1756
4848
84 MW is completed and operating in 2014

(43.5MW) is installed in 2014 and
Negotiation for Gas.
Signed MOU.
Tender Processing.
Rental Gas Engine
Evaluating the Tender.
(C) Solar Power Project

1
2
3
Minbu
Nabuai
Shwemyo
(C) Total
(A+B+C) Total
50
200
10
260
1190.5
53
200
11
264
5686
Signed MOU
Signed MOU
Signed MOU
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1.
Introduction of 500 kV transmission system and SCADA EMS

system
2.
Solving the supply and demand unbalance problem within short

term, especially in dry season
3.
Reduction of high power loss and upgrading the distribution

system
4.
Enhancing private sector participation to be involved more and

more in generation and distribution activities
5.
Formulating Electricity laws and regulations, taking the idea

assistance from Local and international experts
6.
Capacity building and human resources development program

for engineers to be in line with the advanced technology
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Status of Cross Border Transmission Projects
India
China
Bangladesh
Tarpain-1 (240MW)
Export to China(180MW)
Shweli -1(600 MW)
Export to China(300MW)
Thailand
Thanlwing
River
Mont Tong Hydro Power Project
(7110 MW) (MOU)

Power Export to Thailand
HtutGyi Hydro Power Project
(1360 MW) (MOU)
Power Export to Thailand
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Myanmar Electricity Law (Draft)
The currently usage electricity law of Myanmar is 1984

Electricity Acts. Nowadays, As Myanmar is reforming to
Democracy System, Myanmar Electricity Law has being
amended to be included private investment sector . There are
16 no. article and 69 no. of sections in the new electricity law
(Draft).
Now, the draft is being submitted to Parliament and still in
discussion.
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Thank You for Your Attention
21
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Outline of National Electricity Master Plan

- Vision as of 2030 TOKYO, JAPAN
JULY 2014
NEWJEC Inc.
The Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc.
CONTENTS
1. Power Generation Development Plan (PGDP)
1.1 Demand Forecast
1.2 Primary Energy and Power Resources
1.3 Analysis of PGDP Scenarios
2. Environmental and Social Consideration

3. System Development Planning
4. Technical Review Results
page 16
1. POWER GENERATION
DEVELOPMENT PLAN (PGDP)
1.1 Demand Forecast
Methodology and Forecasting Conditions

The results of forecast come from the methodology and conditions below.
Analysis
Step
Variable
Setting
Power
Consumption
Forecast
Peak
Demand
Forecast
Allocation
to Region/
State
Conditions for the forecast
Reference
High Case : 8.7%
The growth rate of 2011-2012
Low Case : 6.4%
IMF Economic Outlook
GDP
Elasticity
1.4
Potential
Demand
4.4%
The average from the result of 2002-2010

Calculated from the load shedding result data
High Case
Both industry and non-industry sector will grow at 13%
Low Case
Industry sector will grow at 13% by 2020, afterwards, 9.8%

Non-industry sector will grow at 9.8% constantly
Scenario
Load
Factor
68.4%
The average of the figures of past 4 years (2010-2013)
Electricity
Loss
12.0%
(2030)
From the electricity loss of Thailand in 2000
Internal
Use
0.86%
The average figure between 2007 and 2011
YESB
ESE
The value of total peak demand minus ESE peak demand

Professional judgment by MOEP
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Demand Forecast Results

The maximum power demand in Myanmar will vary from the minimum at around
9,100 MW to the maximum at 14,542MW by 2030, forecasted based on macro
analysis.
Results of Demand Forecast
Results of Demand Forecast by region/state
MW
15,000
Low Case
10,000
5,000
0
2015
2020
2025
2030
Year
Year
High Case (MW)

Total
Non-industry
Low Case (MW)
Industry
Total
Non-industry
Industry
2012
1,874
1,265
609
1,874
1,265
609
2020
4,531
3,060
1,472
3,862
2,390
1,472
2030
14,542
9,819
4,723
9,100
5,631
3,468
Year
Thilawa
High Case (MW) Low Case (MW)

FY2012 FY2030 FY2012 FY2030
Kachin
21
185
21
140
Kayah
8
162
8
130
Kayin
13
165
13
135
Chin
3
90
3
60
Mon
45
418
45
338
Rakhine
10
243
10
180
Shan
103
355
103
288
Sagaing
98
349
98
282
Tanintharyi
52
290
52
235
Bago
131
646
131
523
Magwe
106
293
106
238
Mandalay
457
2,731
457
2,203
Ayeyarwaddy
85
406
85
329
Yangon
742
8,209
742
4,019
Total
1,874 14,542
1,874
9,100
Region
/State
High Case
Special Economic Zone (MW) **

Kyaukphyu
Mandalay
2020
180 200
100
100
Dawei
180
2030
400 500
180
300
300 - 500
* Demand data of each region/state except Yangon were

provided by ESE
** The demand for SEZ is included in industry demand, the data
of which were provided by MOEP.
1.2 Primary Energy and Power

Resources
Gas Power Generation and Gas Supply
page 18
Conditions and Approach to Solution

Current Conditions (March 2013)
1) Gas for electric power is supplied from domestic on-shore or off-shore. But
power sector receives gas supply of 200 ~ 300 bbtud up to 2030, which is
13% ( [domestic 20%] x [power 65%] ) of total gas production.
2) New gas fields can be commissioned after 2019/20.
3) All the gas power stations: existing (G1), stand by (G2) and planned (G3)
require twice as much gas supply as the supply forecast.
4) Gap between gas demand and supply should be adjusted.
Approach to Solution for Gas Power Development

1) Planned gas power station was prioritized as fast track (G3-1) and the
others (G3-2) to fill the gap between gas demand and supply.
2) As a result, the gap could be filled but gas supply should be supplemented
by imported oil or LNG in short term (up to 2020).
3) The estimate indicates that the other planned gas p/s could start running
only after 2020.
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Grouping of Gas Power Plants as of May 2014

Group*
Condition
Available
Capacity
(MW)**

those being rehabilitated and
upgraded.
62
PPA under negotiation or

finalization for IPP projects.
GE/GTCC: 2 plants
IPP:
Hlawga (II), Ahlone (II)
700
Fast track planned projects to

be commissioned by 2020.
Dual fuel (Gas, HSD) type is
expected until 2020.
GT/CC: 7 plants
Thilawa, Kyause, Mawlamyaing,
Kanpouk (I), Myin Gyan,
Kyaukphyu, Thaketa (I)
GT/CC: 6 plants
Hlaingtharya, Hlawga,
Thaketa,
Thaketa (II), Ayeyarwady,
Kanpouk (II)
Existing
1,023
G2
Stand-by
Fast track
G3
G3-2
Planned
Project list
Yangon4 plants, Other5 plants

(2013-2016 : 363MW,
2017-2030 : 574MW)
GE/GT : 5 plants
IPP:
Hlawga(I), Ywama, Thaketa,
Ahlone (I),
MEPE: Ywama
G1
G3-1
Objectives
2,789
Note: * Grouping may be changed in terms of gas allocation and project priority by Myanmar government.
** Available capacity = (installed capacity) - (capacity deterioration by time )
page 19
Solution of Gas Supply and Power Development

Planned gas p/s (G3) can be divided into fast track (G3-1) and the others (G3-2). Fast track projects group
(G3-1) are fueled by imported oil and the other planned projects group are fed by domestic new gas or
imported LNG (G3-2). G3-1 are to be developed by 2016, and G3-2 after 2020.
Maximum power of all existing gas plants (G1) increases from 363 MW to 574 MW after
rehabilitation/upgrading/replacement.
G3-1 is planned to receive imported oil until 2020 to supplement pipelined gas.
Total installed capacity reaches 2.0GW by 2016 and 4.8GW by 2030.
Gas generation shift to adjust gas supply forecast
as of March 2013
Cumulative capacity of gas p/s and gas requirement
G3-2
600
Scenario 1&3
G3-1
Scenario 2
300
G2
2030
Yangon4Plants, Other5Plants
(2013-2016:363, 2017-2030:574)
G1
Year
Review of Gas Power Stations Development Plan

Cumulative Capacity of Gas P/S and Gas requirement
700
5000
2013/14 (MW)
Cumulative capacity of gas p/s

and its gas requirement were
reviewed in May 2014 on
suggestion of grouping G1, G2
and G3-1 & G3-2.
4500
2014/15 (MW)
600

2013/14 (bbtud)
4000

2014/15 (bbtud)
500
3500
3000
2500
300
2000
1500
200
1000
100
500
2030
2029
2028
2027
2026
2025
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
Up to 2020 gas p/s of 2000

MW level should be developed
but it is still anticipated of gas
supply shortage of 100 (=350 250) bbtud.
MW
400
bbtud
Outlook of total capacity of gas

p/s was revised downward
anticipating of gas supply
shortage.
year
Cumulative capacity of gas p/s and its gas

requirement were reviewed in May 2014
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Resources
Hydro Potential and Generation
11
Hydro Potential
Only 3.0 GW (2.8%) was developed in possible and primary potential of 48.5 GW
(44.9 %) out of overall hydro power potential of 108GW (100%).
IPP development by China or Thai dominates 42.1GW (92.5%) in residual possible and
primary power of 45.5 GW, and a half electricity energy is to be allocated to these
countries.
Total 2.6GW of 13 hydro projects by MOEP and MOAI and total 0.8GW of 5 projects by
Local IPP are planned to be developed.
Hydro is cost-effective power resource blessed with rich national potential.
Residual Possible(36.1 GW*) & Primary (9.4 GW) = 45.5 GW

2.6
0.8
9.4
3.0
Total 108GW
MOEP
BOT
42.1
Challenge
36.1
59.5
Possible
Primary
IPP
Developed
HydrodevelopmentschemeforPossibleandPrimary
(GW)
Hydro development Status (GW)
Note: Primary : small and medium hydro possible to be developed by 2030 and two large hydro, Kunlong signed JVA and
Naopha/Mantong signed MOA. Residual possible : residual small to large hydro projects listed by MOEP.
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Difficulty of Large Hydropower Development

Large hydro site map
Possible
Projects over 1,000 MW on main

streams are defined as large hydro in
this master plan.
Development of Large Hydropower
Projects on main streams faces
following difficulties;
Long lead time, a few decades,
until operation
Significant environmental and
social impact
Construction of long distance
HV transmission line
Primary
Possible
Ywathit (4,000MW)
Maximum Capacity in Scenarios (GW)
Description
Large (A)
Small/Medium (B)
(A) + (B)
Primary + Possible
Potential
Scenario 1, 2
Scenario 3
Primary
Possible
2.8
24.1
6.6
3.3
9.4
27.4
36.8
45.5
Not Avail.
Suspended
7.2
1.5
8.7
Note: Two large hydro p/s, namely Kunlong and Naopha/

Mantong along Thanlwin River are assumed to be
implemented in accordance with JVA and MOA
respectively.
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Domestic Power Supply Change in Seasons and by Export

Relation between capacity and power supply of IPP hydro
100%
Export
90%
80%
70%
for Myanmar
50%
60%
35%
50%
40%
30%
20%
25%
50%
35%
10%
25%
0%
Installed capacity
Power supply in wet
Power supply in dry
Hydro Projects by IPPs of China and Thai share 42 GW (93%) in total and generated power
will be partially exported to foreign countries. Export ratio is set at 50% as in Shweli-1.
Hydro electricity power generally decreases by 30% in dry season than wet one.
Hydro power supply in dry season decreases to a half of the installed capacity on the
record, and the basis to make an overall power development plan.
As a result, power supply of IPP hydro to the domestic decreases to 25% of total installed
capacity in dry season.
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Resources
Coal Power Generation and Coal Supply
15
Coal Supply
Tygit plant is operated currently at only 60MW against installed capacity 120 MW.
Construction on new coal power stations(P/S) is planned to start in the near future.
Domestic coals provide heat value(3,000~6,500 kcal/kg). Kalewa (Sagaing Division) or
Mainghkok (Shan State) mines produce better quality coal. Domestic mines are planned to
be developed at 5.6 million ton/year3.4 million ton /year for Power Sector) in 2030 (Ministry
of Mining).
Amount of coal (103 ton/year)
Import coal volume increases in proportion to coal thermal electricity. When imported coal
P/S generate 6.7 GW(86%) in maximum output 7.8 GW of overall new coal P/S, coal import
volume reaches 6 times as many as domestic one (Maximum import, Scenario 3).
25,000
Domestic supply
20,000
Domestic coal
is not sufficient
for coal p/s
generation in
the future.
Scenario 3 requirement
15,000
10,000
Import
5,000
0
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
2025 2026 2027 2028 2029
2030
2030
2025
2020
2013
Year
Forecast of domestic coal production and import
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Characteristics of Coal Power Stations

1. Categorization of Coal Power Stations in Myanmar
Site
Near Power
Demand
Center
Plants
Kyauktan, Thilawa,
Kunchangon, Ngapudaw, etc.
Deep Sea
Port
Boakpyin, Ngayyukong, etc.
Mine-mouth
Keng Tong, Kalewa, etc.
Coal Source
Coal Transportation
Import
Direct Trans. from Overseas

Via Future Coal Terminal
Off-shore Transshipment
Import
Direct Trans. from Overseas
Domestic
Coal Conveyors
2. Advantages of Coal Power Stations

a) Stable Output
Output is not affected by season
Output is not affected by site air conditions (Temperature, Pressure, Humidity)
b) Stable Coal Supply from International Coal Market
3. Disadvantages of Coal Power Stations
a) Environmental impact on air pollutions (NOx, SOx, Dust)
b) Environmental impact on thermal diffusion in sea/river
However, these disadvantages can be solved by CCT (Clean Coal Technology) .
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Scenarios Set Up
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Scenario Formulation of PGDP

Item
Description
Period
2013 - 2030
Demand
High Case (4,531MW in 2020 and 14,542MW in 2030)
Tool
Wien Automatic System Planning Package IV (WASP IV) to find

optimal
expansion plan
2. Scenarios
Scenario
No.
Priority
Concept
Domestic
based on large hydro
Energy
Consumption oriented plan.
Power resources
Maximum utilization of domestic
energy
Least Cost
Scenario 2 aims to minimize Possible hydropower plans

the development and fuel
Less gas p/s after 2016
cost.
Power
Resources
Balance
considering the composition
of power resources and
feasibilities of development
Hydropower plans with high

feasibilities
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Comparison of Scenarios
20
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Installed Capacity and Power Supply in Scenarios

Scenario 1
(Domestic Energy Consumption)
Scenario 2
(Least Cost)
Scenario 3
(Power Resources Balance)
Annual Transition of Power Supply

Annual Transition of Power Supply

Annual Transition of Power

Supply for Peak Demand (MW)
2015
2020
2025
2030
Installed capacity (28,784MW)

for Myanmar 2030
2015
2020
2025
2030

for Myanmar 2030
2015
2020
2025
2030

for Myanmar 2030
21
Power Supply Increase filling Demand Forecast

Power supply plan was adjusted to target reserved margin of 30 to 40 %,
commonly used in east Asia countries.
Relation among peak demand, total power supply
and reserved margin for Myanmar in dry season
Reserved margin = (B-A)/A

(Target value: 30 to 40 %)
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Difference of Power Supply among Scenarios

GW
Summary of Power Supply for Peak Demand (GW)
20.0
Renewable
Hydropower
Coal
Gas
2.0
2.0
9.5
9.5
15.0
2.0
4.4
10.0
7.9
5.0
0.0
0.3
2.3
0.3
2.3
0.3
2.3
2.8
1.9
1.9
1.9
4.8
1.8
1.8
1.8
5.0
4.6
2.3
1.1
0.1
0.4
Present
Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3
Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3
2014
2020
2030
Year
Scenario 1
(Domestic Energy Consumption)
Scenario 2
(Least Cost)
Scenario 3
(Power Resources Balance)
Up to 2020
Gas and Small & Medium Hydro are
main power resources.
Coal p/s will be run by 2020 on MOEP
plan.
Up to 2020
Gas and Small & Medium Hydro are
main power resources.
Coal p/s will be run by 2020 on MOEP
plan.
Up to 2030
Large hydro is mainly installed in the
long term.
Gas p/s is installed after securing gas
supply.
Up to 2030
Coal and Large hydro are selected due
to lower cost.
Gas p/s are avoided due to higher fuel
cost.
Up to 2020
Gas and Small & Medium Hydro are main
power resources.
Coal p/s will be run by 2020 on MOEP plan.
Up to 2030
Coal p/s is developed in the long term.
Medium & Small Hydro and some Large
Hydro are developed in the long term.
Gas p/s is installed after securing gas
supply.
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Each Power Source Unit Cost

(cents/kWh)
17.1
18
15.3
16
14
12
10.5
10
8
6
9
7.8
6.1
4
2
0
Hydro
Coal
(subcritical)
Coal
(USC)
GTCC
(Gas)
GTCC
(LNG)
GTCC
(HSD)
Unit Cost = Annual Fixed Cost / (8760 x CF) + Annual Variable Cost /8760
Capacity Factor (CF): Hydro 50%, Coal 70%, GTCC 75%
CoalImport coal, Gas: Domestic gas, HSD: High speed diesel
Analysis condition is based on Main Input Data of Future Power Station for Cost Analysis
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Comparison of Unit Cost

LRMC of Scenario 3 (Power Resources Balance) is 1 cent/kWh higher than that
of Scenario 2 (Least Cost Scenario). But LRAIC of TL is about 0.1 cent/kWh less
than those of the other Scenarios.
Long Run Marginal Cost for Respective Scenarios
(US cents/kWh)
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Scenario 1
Note:
G&Tcostswillbe
updatedbasedon
newlists.
0.51
0.63
0.63
7.22
6.95
Scenario 2
7.99
Transmission
Generation
Scenario3
Coal generation cost is based on ultra super critical type.

Generation cost of Renewable Energy is included.
LRMC: long run marginal cost, LRAIC: long run average incremental cost
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Financial GAP should be filled in the future

Even though power tariff was increased in April 2014, the tariff should be
increased further to fill the gap in Scenario 3.
Note 1 YESB : Units consumed (2012-2013) 3753.48 Million kWh

Income from Sales of Electricity (2012-2013) 216,521.7 kyats in Million
Note 2 Assumed Average Tariff of YESB after April 2014 is computed in this Study.
Note 3 Long run marginal cost will be updated based on final plan.
Source: YESB Statistics 2012-2013; Myanmar Ahlim Newspaper Nov 10, 2013
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Relation between Installed Capacity and Power Supply

In same power supply in dry season in Scenarios, smaller gap of power supply between dry
and wet season in Scenario 3 is observed.
In wet season, power supply of gas and coal p/s can be reduced by the increase of hydro
power generation to minimize total generation cost.
Possibility of gas p/s development depends on new domestic gas supply or import.
Installed Capacity for Myanmar and Power Supply in Dry and Wet Season in Scenario (Year 2030)
(Scenario 1)
Gap between
wet and dry season
2808 MW
Installed
Wet
Capacity Season
for Myanmar Power
Supply
(Scenario 3)
(Scenario 2)
Dry
Season
Power
Supply
779 MW
2808 MW
Installed
Wet
Capacity Season
for Myanmar Power
Supply
Dry
Season
Power
Supply
Installed
Wet
Capacity Season
for Myanmar Power
Supply
Dry
Season
Power
Supply
Note: Hydro(Large)>1000MW, Hydro(Small & Middle) < 1000MW, Shweli-3 (1050MW) by MOEP included in Small & Medium.
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Demand and Supply Balance in Scenario 3

Balance between Demand and Supply in 2030
A Total Installed Capacity
Maximum Output (GW)
B Installed Capacity for Myanmar

C Power Supply in Dry
Total 185%
30
25
Export by IPP (+23%)

Hydro effect (+32%)
Reserve (+30%)
20
Supply
14.5 (100%)
15
Demand 14.5
10
5
AB C
0
yr2030
Demand :14.5GW in High case

Supply :18.9GW in Dry season available by installed capacity for Myanmar
23.6GW & total installed capacity 27.0 GW
Powersupplyindryseasonshouldmeetmaximumdemand.Powersupplyisdeducted
from totalinstalledcapacitybyreservemargin,powerincreaseinthewetandIPPexport.
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2. Environmental and Social

Consideration
29
Outlook of Serious Adverse Impacts

for Main Power Source Types
Potential Serious
Adverse Impact
Large Scale
Hydropower
Small / Medium
Scale
Hydropower
Gas-Fired
Thermal Power
Coal-Fired
Thermal Power
Resettlement /
Indigenous
People
Likely
large scale
Possible
Possible
Possible
Ecosystem /
Rare Species
Likely
large scale
Possible
Possible
Possible
Water Pollution /
Water Usage

degradation by
reservoir
Reduction of runof in some river

section
Rare
Likely From coal

storage and ash
disposal
Air Pollution
None
None
NOx
SPM , SOx, NOx
Greenhouse Gas
Emission
None, if timber remain

None
CO2
More CO2
relatively
{Ref.} Suitable
Load
Peak Load
Middle Load
Middle Load
Base Load
Peak Load
Middle Load
Mainly
Base Load
Note: Large hydropower projects are classified to be over 1,000 MW along the main rivers in this Study.
SPM: suspended particulate matter
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MULTI-CRITERIA ANALYSIS - Scoring

for Environmental Items and Power Source Types
Categories
Environmental
Items
Score
for
Items
(1)
Large Scale HPP

Score of
Type (2)
10
1
3) Heritage
Social
Environment
4) Landscape
8
10
5) Indigenous
6) Protected Areas
10
10
5
(3)=(1)x(2)
(3)=(1)x(2)
Score of
Type (2)
10
10
10
0.4
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10) Water Quality

11) Wastes
Coal-fired TPP
(3)=(1)x(2)
Score of
Type (2)
(3)=(1)x(2)
1.6
0.4
10
1.6
10
10
1.6
1.6
2.5
10
12) Noise, Vibr
0.4
10
Global Warming
10
10
10
2) Living
2 Natural
7) Ecosystem
Environment
8) Topography
9) Air Quality
13)
Gas-fired TPP
Score of
Type (2)
1) Resettlement
3 Pollution
Control
Small/Medium Scale
HPP
Impact
Impact
Impact
Impact
Total Scores (4) =total of (3)
54.8
25.0
23.7
51.0
Environmental Impacts Degrees

=(4) /13/ 10
4.2
1.9
1.8
3.9
Scoring are pointed by the Study Team considering past objective lesson and so forth
Weights from 0 to 10 is set up to Environmental Items and Power source types
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MULTI-CRITERIA ANALYSIS - Result

Environmental Impact Degrees in Scenarios
Power Type
Impact Degrees for Power
Sources
(1)
Installed Capacity
(GW)
(2)
Domestic
Ratio of Sources
(3)
Energy
Impact Degrees
(4)
Installed Capacity
(GW)
(2)
Ratio of Sources
Least Cost
(3)
Impact Degrees
(4)
Installed Capacity
(GW)
(2)
Resource
Ratio of Sources
(3)
Balance
Impact Degrees
(4)
Installed Capacity
(GW)
(2)
(Ref)
Ratio of Sources
Environmental
(3)
Option
Impact Degrees
(4)
Large Scale
HPP
Small /
Medium
Scale HPP
Gas-fired
TPP
Coal-fired
TPP
Renewable
Energy
4.2
1.9
1.8
3.9
0.0
Total
(5)
24.3
9.5
5.0
2.8
2.0
43.6
55.8%
21.8%
11.5%
6.3%
4.6%
100%
1.02
0.18
0.09
0.11
0.0
1.41
24.3
9.5
2.5
5.0
2.0
43.3
60.2%
20.1%
5.3%
10.1%
4.3%
100%
1.02
0.18
0.05
0.20
0.0
1.45
2.8
9.5
4.8
7.9
2.0
27.0
10.0%
35.3%
17.7%
30.0%
7.1%
100%
0.12
0.19
0.09
0.31
0.0
0.71
15.0
7.0
4.0
3.0
29.0
0.0%
51.7%
24.2%
13.8%
10.3%
100%
0.0
0.30
0.14
0.15
0.0
0.59
Ratio
against
(Ref)
(6)
2.4
2.5
1.2
1.0
Note: "Impact Degrees" of (1) come from previous Table of the Scoring, which is calculated by the Study Team.
Impact Degrees of (4) are calculated by formula of the figures of (1) x (2)/100.
The Impact degrees of renewable energy (solar) are set at zero, as predicted impacts are quite low compared to the other sources.
Environmental Option is reference where ideal environmental conditions are applied.
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Evaluation on Environmental Impacts in Scenarios

The environmental impact in Scenario 3 is less than that in Scenarios 1 & 2.
The low composition ratio of large scale hydropower and coal-fired thermal power
brings low environmental impacts.
More capacity of small to medium hydro is expected in Environmental Consideration
Option than that of Scenario 3, but no more specific sites for small to medium hydro
p/s is found than those of Scenario 3.
Scenario 1
Scenario 2
Scenario 3
Reference
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Mitigation Measures
Four kinds of mitigation measures are suggested for formulation of the National
Electricity Master Plan.
(a)
(b)
Saving electricity consumption

1
Applying the demand side management (DSM)
Adopt appropriate power tariff according to consumers classification
Effective use of energy resources

1
Reduce transmission and distribution losses
Adopt higher efficiency technology such as Ultra Super Critical (USC)

coal power geneartion
(c)
(d)
Promote environmental impact-reducing projects

1
Renewal or expansion of existing power projects
Promote development of medium/small hydropower, gas thermal

power, and renewable energy projects
Project sites selection with less environmental impacts

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3. System Development Planning
35
Power Flow Analysis (Year 2030)

(Scenario 1: Priority on domestic energy consumption)
DC T/L (approx. 2 x 2,500MW) from Northern area to Yangon area, and 2nd Phase
AC 500kV T/L seem to be necessary especially in the rainy season.
Y2030 rainy season
Y2030 dry season

Northern
area
Hydro:50%
Thermal:60%
Northern
area
Gen:6,471
Load:2,496
Hydro:70%
Thermal:11%
Gen:8,409
Load:2,496
3,975
MW
Gen:358
Load:481
Western
area
Gen:3,385
Load:8,630
123
MW
5,238
MW
5,913
MW
Gen:3,081
Load:1,695
Middle
area
Yangon
area
Southern
area
Gen:830
Load:804
Gen:439
Load:481
Western
area
Gen:620
Load:8,630
42
MW
8,296
MW
Gen:4,120
Load:1,695
Middle
area
Yangon
area
Gen:565
Load:804
Southern
area
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Power Flow Analysis (Year 2030)

(Scenario 3: Energy Resources Balance)
Power flow among blocks are relatively smaller compared to Scenario 1. But
2nd Phase AC 500kV T/L seems to be necessary especially in the rainy season.
Y2030 rainy season
Y2030 dry season

Northern
area
Northern
area
Hydro:50%
Thermal:78%
Gen:3,620
Load:2,496
Hydro:90%
Thermal:52%
Gen:5,665
Load:2,496
1,124
MW
Gen:1,043
Load:481
Gen:826
Load:481
Gen:1,283
Load:1,695
712
MW
Western
area
Gen:7,233
Load:8,630
3,169
MW
Yangon
area
3,506
MW
Western
area
Middle
area
Gen:975
Load:804
Gen:4,822
Load:8,630
Yangon
area
Gen:2,032
Load:1,695
Middle
area
Gen:820
Load:804
Southern
area
Southern
area
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Outline of Power System Expansion in 2030

Scenario 1
Scenario 3
North to South:
4 main routes
North to South:
2 main routes
1st Phase
500kV T/L
1st Phase
500kV T/L
+-500kV
DC T/L
2nd Phase
500kV T/L
+-500kV
DC T/L
2nd Phase
500kV T/L
Legend
power plant
substation
(in operation after 2021/ planned)
(in operation after 2021)
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Study Result of Transmission System

SCENARIO
Priority of PGDP
Main projects
Mid-term 500kV Cost

(Year
2016-2020) 230-132kV
Cost
Total
Main projects
Lon-term 500kV Cost

(Year
2021-2030) 230-132kV
Cost
Total
No 1
No 2
No 3
Domestic energy
consumption
Least cost
Power resources
balance
500kV T/L
500kV T/L
500kV T/L
710 MUSD
710 MUSD
710 MUSD
(570km, 5,000MVA)
(570km, 5,000MVA)
(570km, 5,000MVA)
1,660 MUSD
1,660 MUSD
1,660 MUSD
(4,160km, 8,770MVA)
(4,160km, 8,770MVA)
(4,160km, 8,770MVA)
2,370 MUSD
2,370 MUSD
2,370 MUSD
DC T/L
500kV T/L
DC T/L
500kV T/L
500kV T/L
4,680 MUSD
4,680 MUSD
2,480 MUSD
900 MUSD
900 MUSD
900 MUSD
5,580 MUSD
5,580 MUSD
3,380 MUSD
Note: Results of detailed power system study are not reflected on figures.
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4. Technical Review Results
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Technical review result (1/3)
Advantage/Disadvantage
SCENARIO
Priority
Domestic energy
consumption
Least cost
Power resources balance
Max. power
demand & Power
Supply, 2030
Installed (Max)
Capacity for
Myanmar, 2030
MPD:
PS:
14.5 GW
18.9 GW
MPD:
PS:
28.8 GW
14.5 GW
18.9 GW
MPD:
PS:
14.5 GW
18.9 GW
23.6 GW due to less large

hydro
28.6 GW
Energy (Power)
Resources
All possible hydro

potential 45.5GW .
All gas supply to Power
Sector, 200~300 bbtud.
Rest with coal and
renewables.
All possible hydro

potential.
Some domestic supplied
gas is replaced by
imported coal.
Rest with coal and
renewables.
Feasible/primary hydro potential,

9.4GW, is selected.
All gas supply to Power Sector is
used.
Energy resources are well
balanced to improve energy
security.
Power Sources
for Myanmar,
2030
(Unit GW)

6.9 (24%)
Gas:
5.0 (17%)
Coal:
2.8 (10%)
Renewable:
2.0 ( 7%)

6.9 (24%)
Gas:
2.5 ( 9%)
Coal:
5.0 (18%)
Renewable:
2.0 ( 7%)
Large Hydro:
1.4 ( 6%)
7.5 (32%)
Gas:
4.8 (20%)
Coal:
7.9 (33%)
Renewable:
2.0 ( 9%)
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SCENARIO
Long Run
Marginal Cost
for Generation
7.2 cents/kWh
7.0 cents/kWh
8.0 cents/kWh
Long Run
Average
Incremental
Cost for HVTL
0.6 cents/kWh
500 kV DC links
added
0.6 cents/kWh
500 kV DC links
added
0.5 cents/kWh
Environment
impact
Larger impact by large Larger impact by large

hydro p/s
hydro p/s
Feasibility of
target
Difficulty of large hydro

p/s in terms of
environmental impact,
long lead time and
long HVDCTL.
Fuel for gas p/s to be
imported.
Difficulty of large hydro

p/s in terms of
environmental impact,
long lead time and
long HVDCTL.
On-going gas plants
are suspended.
More greenhouse gas

emission and air
pollution by coal p/s
Large hydro p/s is
excluded to avoid
risks.
Fuel for gas p/s to be
imported.
Environment impact
by coal p/s should be
mitigated.
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SCENARIO
Priority
Domestic energy
consumption
Least cost
Power resources balance
Total installed capacity

is 28.8 GW, 2030.
Total installed capacity

is 28.6 GW.
Total installed capacity is

only 23.6 GW.
Least LRMC 7.0 c/kWh High LRMC 8.0 /kWh but

Low LRMC 7.2 c/kWh
but more cost for HVTL but more cost for HVTL less cost for HVTL, 0.5
0.6 /kWh.
0.6 /kWh.
c/kWh.
Overall
technical
review result
Gas or oil/LNG should

be supplied to G3-1
(fast track) & G3-2
(planned).
Gas or oil/LNG should

be supplied to G3-1
(fast track) only.
Gas or oil/LNG should be

supplied to G3-1 (fast track)
& G3-2 (planned).
Less feasible due to

more large hydro
development.
Less feasible due to

more large hydro
development.
More feasible because

environmental effect of coal
p/s can be mitigated.
More reliable because
energy security becomes
higher due to balanced
power resources.
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MOEP and JICA Study Team

have been formulating
National Electricity Master Plan.
Thank you for your attention.
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Investment for Power Sector in Myanmar

Tokyo, Japan
July 11 ,2014
PRESENTED BY
Myint Myint Kyi Swe
DEPUTY DIRECTOR
Ministry Of Electric Power

(MOEP)
Planning
Implementation
Enterprise
Enterprise
PLANNING FOR GENERATION

(HYDRO, COAL)
PLANNING FOR GENERATION (GT/CCPP),
TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION
CONSTRUCTION
FOR HYDRO &
COAL POWER
STATIONS
GENERATION
PRIVATE
TRANSMISSION

Yangon City Electricity Supply
Board
DISTRIBUTION
PRIVATE
page 38
Chart of ESI Structure Under Ministry of Electric Power

HPGE
Electricity Sale of Bulk
Generation
JV-IPP
Project Planning
Ministry of Energy
(Wholesaler of
Natural Gas)
MEPE
Thermal Generation,
Transmit to Grid, O&M
JV-IPP
YESB
Yangon Division
50 % of Grid Load
ESE
Rest of the Country,
Except Yangon
End Users
Electricity Sale to
Distribution Agencies
End Users
3
Power Market Structure

Power(MOEP)
JV/ IPP/BOT
Direct
MEPE
ESE
Export
66kV & Above

Customers
Low voltage
(230/240V)Customers
11kV Customers
YESB (YESC)
33kV Customers
Small IPP
page 39
Location of Existing Power Plants on Grid
Chibawe Ngwe
99MW
Tapein
240MW
Shweli-1
600MW
Thaphanseik
30 MW
2.82%
Sedawgyi
25MW
27.36
%
69.82
%
Kyunchaung
54.3 MW
Yeywa
790MW
Zawgyi-2
12MW
Kyauksue
100.3 MW
Zawgyi-1
18MW
Kinda
56 MW
Hydro
Gas
KyeeOhnKyeeWa
74MW
Coal
Mone
75MW
Nancho
40 MW
Man
36.9 MW
Kyauk Phyu
4MW
Sr
No.
Type of Power
Plant
Number
Installed
Capacity
(MW)
1.
2.
3.
Hydro Power
Gas
Coal
23
16
1
2,971.00
1,164.48
120.00
40
4,255.48
Total
Shwetaung
55.35MW
Myanaung
34.7MW
Paunglaung
280MW
Bluchaung-1
28MW
Bluchaung-2
168MW
Khapaung
30MW
Bluchaung-3
52MW
Kun
60MW
Yenwe
25MW
Hlawga
154.2MW
27.3 MW
Ywama
70.3MW
52 MW
KengTawng
54MW
Tigyit
120MW
Zaungtu
20MW
Thaketa
92 MW
53.28 MW
Ahlone
154.2MW8
4 MW
Shwekyin
75MW
Hydro Power Plant

Gas Power Plant
Steam Power Plant
Coal Fired
Thaton
50.95MW
Mawlamyaing
12MW
Procedures for Foreign Investment In Electric Power Sector

Foreign Company shall submit the project proposal to be
invested in electric power business to Ministry of Electric
Power as follows:
(a) Fields of Business (Generation, Transmission, Distribution,
Services)
(b) Location of Business
(c) Technical Specifications and particulars(Installed Capacity etc)
(d) Estimated Investment Cost
(e) Investment Model (Foreign /Local/joint Venture)
(f) Working Experiences of Company
(g) Benefits for Both sides from the Project
(h) Requirements to be provided by Ministry side
page 40
Status of the Foreign Direct Investment

(1) Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
Submitting Project Proposal With Company Profile
Dispatching
the MOU (Draft) to the concerned
Ministries (Office of the Attorney general of the Union,
Ministry of National Planning and Economic
Development, Ministry of Finance and Central Bank of
Myanmar)
Acquiring approval from Cabinet for signing
Signing the MOU

(2) Memorandum of Agreement (MOA)
FSR and financial analysis to be submitted to MOEP
Dispatching the MOA (Draft) to the concerned Ministry

(Office of Attorney General of the Union, Ministry of
National Planning and Economic Development, Ministry
of Finance and Central Bank of Myanmar)
Submitting financial Analysis to the Presidents office

Signing the MOA
page 41

(3) MIC (Myanmar Investment Commission) Permit
Based upon the Memorandum of Agreement, it should
be further
submitted to Myanmar Investment
Commission(MIC)
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Social
Impact Assessment(SIA) reports together with the
recommendations of mitigation and counter measures
and guarantees are needed to be approved by the
Ministry
of
Environmental
Conservation
and
Forestry
Myanmar Investment Commission(MIC) issues a permit
after carefully review on the proposal in line with
Foreign Investment Law
9

(4) Joint Venture Agreement (JVA)
After getting approval and permit from Myanmar
Investment Commission, Joint Venture Agreement (JVA)
would be prepared
Dispatching the JVA to the concerned Ministries (Office
of the Attorney general of the Union, Ministry of National
Planning and Economic Development and Ministry of
Finance)
Signing the JVA
10
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(5) Project Implementation
If JVA has been signed the company would have had the
following Permits Certificate of Incorporation issued by the Ministry of
National Planning and Economic Development
Legal opinion of the Attorney General
Concession Right of Ministry of Electric Power
Permit of Myanmar Investment Commission
Governments Notification Permit for Electricity
Generation Services other than those permitted by Law
11
Framework of Power Purchase agreement (PPA)

In a PPA, the following items shall be contained Definitions and Interpretations
Facility Development and Connection Arrangements
Provision and of Availability and Electricity
Delivery of Electricity
Payments
Fuel Supply
Critical Dates and Duration of Agreement
Default and Termination
Liquidated Damages
12
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Framework of Power Purchase agreement (PPA)

Force Majeure
Dispute Resolution
Limitation of Liability
Taxes and Duties
Confirmation Statement
Billing and Payment
Confidentiality and Announcements
Insurance
Representations and Warranties
Miscellaneous Provision
Waiver of Immunity
13
Short Term Planned Projects during 2014-15 to

2015-16
14
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No
Installed
Capacity
(MW)
Name of Power Plant
Energy
(GWh)
Remark
(A) Hydro Power Plant Project

1
2
Phyuuchaung
Upper Paunglaung
(A)Total
40
140
180
120
454
574
(B) Gas-fired Power Plant Project

1
Ahalone
Mawlamying
3
4
5
6
7
Thaketa
Kyaukphyu
Kanpauk
Thaton
Myingyan
(B) Total
37 (121)
848
186.5 (230)
304
101 (1st Phase)

50
20
106
250
750.5
707
350
140
743
1756
4848
84 MW is completed and operating in 2014

(43.5MW) is installed in 2014 and
Negotiation for Gas.
Signed MOU.
Tender Processing.
Rental Gas Engine
(C) Solar Power Project

1
2
3
Minbu
Nabuai
Shwemyo
(C) Total
(A+B+C) Total
50
200
10
260
1190.5
53
200
11
264
5686
Signed MOU
Signed MOU
Signed MOU
15
New Implemented Industrial Zones List in Yangon Division

Sr.
Zone Name
Install
Capacity
(MVA)
Demand
Forecast (2016)
(MW)
1.
ThiLiWa (SEZ)
300
28.8
2.
WarTayar
100
14.4
3.
AnawYaHtar
20
4.5
4.
ShweThanLwin
10
3.97
5.
MyaSeinYaung
20
9.11
6.
East-Dagon (Ext:)
2.42
7.
Dagon SeikKann(Ext:)
15
3.03
8.
KyiSu (Ext:)
10
2.42
9.
ThiLaWa(Existing)
20
1.98
Yangon (Ext:)
10
10
Total Demand(New)
Yangon
Area
2.65
73.3 MW
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Existing Industrial Zones List in Yangon

Sr.
Zone Name
Install
Capacity
(MVA)
Existing
Load
(MW)
Demand Forecast
(2016) MW
1.
Myaung Tagar
100MVA
32.3
49.12
2.
Wartayar
10MVA
1.8
3.95
3.
Shwe Pyi Thar
55MVA
21.2
32.24
4.
PyinMaPin
10MVA
2.5
3.8
5.
MinGalarDon
5MVA
2.75
4.18
6.
Yangon
20MVA
4.5
6.84
7.
HlaingTharYar
75MVA
42.1
64.03
8.
ShweLinPann
35MVA
12.9
19.62
9.
ShwePaukKan
25MVA
5.21
7.92
25MVA
7.08
10.77
10. East-Dagon
11. North-Okalapa
15MVA
4.8
6.39
12. South-Oaklapa
10MVA
2.3
3.06
13. Thakada
10MVA
2.25
2.99
14. South-Dagon
100MVA
18.1
27.53
15. Dagon Seik Kann
30MVA
Total
8.99
13.67
168.78
256.11
Yangon
Area
17
Existing Industrial Zones List (Except Yangon)
Sr.
Zone Name
1. Mandalay Division
No. of
Zones
Install
Capacity
(MVA)
Existing
Load
(MW)
140MVA
66
2. Sagaing Division
35MVA
13.5
3. Magway Division
10MVA
1.8
4. Bago Division
15MVA
2.8
5. Ayeyarweddy Division
Total (Load)
84.1 MW
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Power Supply Plan for SEZ
19
Location Of Industries & Special Economic Zones I Myanmar
MyoTha Indu-park (Mandalay)

KyukSae Industries (Mandalay)
KYUKPHU SEZ (Rakkhine)
THILAWA SEZ (Yangon)
Yangon Industrials Zones
DAWEI SEZ (Thannitharyi)
Rakkhine
Yangon
Tanintharyi
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Transmission Plan for THILAWA SEZ

Thakata
500MW
Present Implementation Stages

1st Pag 33kV ThanLynn-ThiLaWa(SEZ)
2st Pag 50MW Dual Gas Turbine@SEZ
3st Pag 230kV ThanLynn-ThiLaWa(SEZ)
4th Pag Gas Pipe Line
230kV
Thakata Combine
CyclePlant500MW
33kVx2
ThanLynn(SS)
ThanLynn
(SS)
Thilawa
SEZ
ThilaWa
50MW
Thilawa
(SS)
21
From ThanLynn Substation to Thilawa SEZ (33kV Line -14km )

Pole Design
Arial Space Cable System
Material Supply &

Construction Tender
Processing
33kV Double Circuit Characteristic

Pole Type
= RC Concrete Pole
Conductor Size
= ACSR 240mmsq
Circuit Type
= Arial Space Cable/Double Circuit
Transmission Power = 530A, 28MW x2@75deg
Reliability
Switchyard layout
Control room layout
SCADA and communications
Environmental protection
Safety practice and procedures
Use of auto-reclosers for protection of
transmission & Distribution lines each 1km
Use of on-load tap-changes for autoregulation of voltage
22
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For Industrial Zones in Mandalay Division

Power Supply to KyukSae Industrials Zone from BaeLin GT 80MW
BaeLin Substation
Benefit of KyukSae Gas Turbine & Transmission Line

System Improvement
To reduce Power Outage
Enough Power for Industrial Zones & Surrounding Townships
KyukSae Township
Cement
Factories
Industries
Factories
KyukSae Gas
Turbines80MW
23
Power Supply Plan of KYUKPHU (Rakhine) SEZ
PonNakyun
(SS)
Mann
(SS)&GT
50MW Gas Turbine Construction is Tender Stage

TL & Related Substations will be Powered within 2014
MinBu
210MWSolar
Maei
COD: 2014 DEC

230kV Oakshitpin-Taungup
230kV Taungup- Maei
230kV Maei-Kyukphyu GT
230kV Maei-Ann
230kV Ann-Ponnkyun
230kV Mann-Ann
To Supply 3 Alternative Sources

230kV Mann-Ann-KyukPhyu
230kV ShweTaung-KyukPhyu
50MW GT near by SEZ
Oakshitpi
n (SS)
ShweTaung,GT
3x18.4MW
ThanDwe
HPP(10MW)
24
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Location Of KyukPhyu Main 230/66/11kV,

100MVA Substation & Gas Turbine
KyukPhyu Main Substation
230/66/11kV, 100MVA & 50MW Gas Turbine
66kV KyukPhyu SEZ (2 feeders)
66kV MaDe LNG project (2 feeders)
66kV KyukPhyu Township (1 feeders)
66kV YanByae Township (1 feeder)
66kV 2-Switch
Bays for
KyukPhyu SEZ
by MEPE
PyukPhu Substation to KyukPhu SEZ

66kV 2 Transmission Line is Tender
Stage by MEPE
25
Power Supply Plan of DWEI SEZ
230/66/11kV
100MVA,SS
230/66/11kV
100MVA,SS
COD:2015/16
GenerationPlan
Kanbauk,GT(MOA)
20MW(COD:2014DEC)
360MW(COD:2015)
160MW(COD:2016)
66kVLine(50)miles
byMEPE
Dawei
SEZ
230/66/11kV
100MVA,SS
COD:2015/16
Currently,2AlternativeSources
66kVKanbauk Dawei
230kVMawLmyineYeDawei
Kanbouk 500MWGasTurbine
230kV Double Circuit & Substations

Project
= Mawlamyine-Ye-Dawei
Pole type
= Lattice Steel Tower
Conductor Size
= ACSR 795MCM, (Tern )
Circuit Type
= Twin Bundle ,Double Circuit
Transmission Power = 830A x2 (529MW) @ 75deg
SCADA System
= OPGW & Applicable
Work Progress
= Survey & Budget Allocation
Budget Allocated in 2014-2015 by MEPE
Tanantheryi
Division
26
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Thank You For Your Kind Attention
27
page 51
Ensuring Domestic Supply of Natural Gas for

Sustainable Power Generation In Myanmar
Tokyo, Japan
July 11 ,2014
THAN SEIN
Ministry of Energy
Contents
Introduction
Present day image of oil & Natural Gas
Energy Mix & Domestic Supply of Natural Gas
Utilization of Natural Gas in Power Sector
Action Plans up to 2018
Short Term and Long Term Action Plans
To Ensure for Sustainable Power Generation
page 52
Present Image of Oil and Natural Gas

Reserve and Recoverable
Estimated Reserves as at 1st April 2014
ONSHORE
CRUDE OIL (MMBBL)
PROVED REC.
2100
710
GAS (TCF)
TOTAL
REC.
9.5
7
OFFSHORE
CRUDE OIL (MMBBL)
PROVED REC.
100
85
GAS (TCF)
PROVED REC.
19
15
FUTURE
102
FUTURE
5.6
FUTURE
43
FUTURE
11
* Offshore figures have to be counted with new discoveries which are evaluating to improve
* Onshore figures are based only on present operating blocks
Production , Export & Domestic Supply (September, 2013)

Crude Oil
Natural Gas
Export Gas
Domestic Gas
18600 bbl/day
1520 mmcf/day
1210 mmcfd
215 mmcfd
(Onshore 7400 bbl & Offshore 11200 bbl)

(Onshore 65 mmcf & Offshore 1455 mmcf)
(to Thailand, from Yadana and Yetagun )

(65 onshore + 150 offshore)
Energy Profile
Primary Energy Supply(2012-13)-(17988 ktoe)
Oil & PP, 2759, 15%
NATURAL GAS, 2060,

11%
BIOMASS, 9708, 54%
HYDRO, 2986, 17%
COAL, 475, 3%
Oil & PP
NATURAL GAS
HYDRO
COAL
BIOMASS
page 53
Energy Profile
Final Energy Consumption by Fuel Type(2012-13)KTOE
COAL, 285.00, 2%
PETROLEUM
PRODUCTS, 1942.00,
13%
ELECTRICITY,
2440.00, 16%
NATURAL GAS,
519.00, 4%
BIOMASS, 9708.00,
65%
COAL
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
NATURAL GAS
BIOMASS
ELECTRICITY
Energy Policy, Petroleum

Strategies & Tactics
Energy Policy
To implement short term and long term comprehensive energy development plan
based on systematically investigated data on the potential energy resources which are
feasible and can be practically exploited considering minimum impact on natural
environment and social environment
To institute laws, rules and regulations in order to promote private sector participation
and available to privatize (100% FDI, Joint FDI, International IPP, local
IPP/SPP/VSPP) of State Energy Organizations in line with State Economic Reform
Policy.
To compile systematic statistics on domestic and supply of various different kinds of
energy resources of Myanmar
To implement programs by which local population could proportionally enjoy the
benefit of energy reserve discovered in the areas
page 54

To implement programs on a wider scale, utilizing renewable energy resources such as
wind, solar, hydro, geothermal and bio energy for the sustainable energy development in
Myanmar
To Promote Energy Efficiency and Energy Conservation
To establish Research, Development, Design, and Dissemi -nation, Institution in order to
keep abreast with international practices in energy resources exploration and development
works and to produce international quality products in order to manufacture quality products
and in order to conduct energy resources exploration works in accordance with international
standard
To promote international collaboration in energy matters
To formulate appropriate policy for energy product pricing meeting economic security of
energy producers and energy consumers

To Develop the all available Energy Resources
of Myanmar
To increase the production level of Present
Existing Energy Resources
To continuously update the Unsuppressed
Energy Demands
page 55
Tactics of Crude Oil & Natural Gas

To upgrade the production techniques of crude oil and Natural Gas
which currently used in the oil and gas fields of Myanmar.
To increase the production level of existing oil and gas fields.
To optimize the refining slates to meet the products requirement.
To reduce undue losses occurred during the transportation.
To expand utilization of natural gas in place of liquid fuel.
To expand use of Compressed Natural Gas(CNG) as transport fuel.
To increase the efficiency of fuel combustion engines.
Exploration and Development of Petroleum

Petroliferous Basin
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
SEDIMENTARY BASINS
Rakhine Coastal
Hukaung
Chindwin
Shwebo-Monywa
Central Myanmar
Pyay Embayment
Ayeyarwady Delta
Bago Yoma Basin
Sittaung Valley
Mepale
Mawlamyine
Namyau
Hsipaw-Lashio
Kalaw
Rakhine offshore
Moattama offshore
Tanintharyi offshore
STATUS OF EXPLORATION
(Offshore)
Thoroughly Explored Basins
1. Rakhine Offshore
2. Moattama Offshore
3. Tanintharyi Offshore
STATUS OF EXPLORATION
(Onshore)
A.
Thoroughly Explored Basins
1. Central Myanmar
2. Pyay Embayment
3. Ayeyarwady Delta
(Only Part of the Basin)
B.
Explored to Some Extent

1. Chindwin
2. Rakhine Coastal
C.
Very Little Explored

1. Hukaung
2. Shwebo-Monywa
3. Bago Yoma
D.
Not Explored Yet

1. Hsipaw-Lashio
2. Namyau
3. Kalaw
4. Sittaung Valley
5. Mawlamyine
6. Mepale (Oil Shale)
10
page 56
Exploration and Development of Petroleum (Cont.)

Oil and Gas Fields (onshore)
Discovered (28)
- 28 oil and gas fields
Producing (22)
- 17 oil fields and 5 gas fields
Tested/Suspended (6)
- 1 tested and 5 suspended oil fields
Appraisal (1)
- Southern Chindwin Basin
Gas Fields (offshore)

Producing (4)
- Yatana,Yetagun, Shwe and Zawtika
Plan (1)
- A Project for domestic use in Block M-3
Appraisal (1)
- Block A-6
Domestic Crude Pipeline Network
- 535 km (Pre 1988;450 km & Post 86 km)
Domestic Gas Pipeline Network

Onshore (4 to 20)
- 2339 km (Pre 1988; 468 km & Post 1871 km)
Offshore, Yadana to Yangon (24)
- 441 km (offshore 286.5+ onshore 149.7)
Export Gas Pipeline to Thailand (PTTEPI)

Yadana to Metering Station (36)
- 410 km
Yetagun to Metering Station (24)

Myanmar China Pipeline (Ongoing)
Crude Pipeline (32)
Gas Pipeline (40)
- 274 km
- 741 km
- 736 km
11
Exploration and Development of Petroleum (Cont.)

OIL & GAS FIELDS (ONSHORE)
SR NO.
OIL & GAS FIELDS
YEAR OF DISCOVERY
REMARKS
YENANGYAUNG
1887
PRODUCING
AYADAW
1893
PRODUCING
CHAUK
1902
PRODUCING
LANYWA
1902
PRODUCING
YENANMA
1914
PRODUCING
1924
PRODUCING
PYAYE (Pyay Embayment)
PAYAGON (Ayeyarwaddy Delta) 1959
SUSPENDED
MYANAUNG (Ayeyarwaddy Delta) 1964
PRODUCING
PYAY (Pyay Embayment)
1965
PRODUCING
10
SHWEPYITHA
(-do-)
1967
PRODUCING
11
PYALO
(-do-)
1969
SUSPENDED
12
MANN
1970
PRODUCING
13
LETPANDO
1974
PRODUCING
2 YEARS & SUSPENDED
1995
PRODUCING5
14
PEPPI
1976
PRODUCING
15
HTAUKSHABIN
1978
PRODUCING
16
HTANTABIN (Pyay Embayment) 1980
SUSPENDED
17
KANNI
1985
PRODUCING
18
TABIN
1986
SUSPENDED
19
APYAUK (Ayeyarwaddy Delta)
1991
PRODUCING
20
KYAUKKWET
1995
PRODUCING
21
INDAING (Ayeyarwaddy Delta)
1996
SUSPENDED
22
NYAUNGDON
1999
PRODUCING
23
THARGYITAUNG
2001
PRODUCING
24
SABE
2001
PRODUCING
25
INDAW (Chindwin basin)
2002
TESTED
26
DAHATPIN
2005
PRODUCING
(-do-)
27
HTAGAING
2006
PRODUCING
28
MAUBIN (Ayeyarwaddy Delta)
2007
PRODUCING
12
page 57
Present Day Image of Oil and Natural Gas
Production, Export and Domestic Supply of Natural Gas, 2013
Project
Production
MMCFD
Onshore
65
Yadana
900
Yetagun
460
Domestic
Obligation
Domestic
Sept. 2013
225
150
Export
65
Shwe
95
Total
1520
Remark
Declining
750
Thailand
460
Thailand
Line filling
215
1210
Year 2013
13
Utilization of Natural Gas

2011-2012 Vs. July 2013
Utilization of Natural Gas increased in July 2013, 197 mmcfd

14
page 58
Utilization of Natural Gas

July Vs. September 2013

Fluctuation on Seasonal Changes
15

Demand&SupplyinPowerSectors,20122013
(DailyAverage173mmcfdinYangonArea)
149mmcfd(Offshore) and24mmcfd(Onshore)
200
180
173
160
mmcfd
140
120
116
Demand
100
Supply
74
80
60
40
30
20
27
33
20
10
0
YangonArea
(67%)
UpperMyanmar
(33%)
PyayMyaung
Aung(37%)
SittaungArea
(62%)
Increased supply of Natural Gas in Power Sector

166 mmcfd (Year 2012) to 173 mmcfd (Year 2013)
Supply 67% of demand and total domestic gas to Yangon area
16
page 59
Domestic Supply Plan

(mmcfd)
Production
Agreement
For Domestic
Onshore
65
65
Yadana
950
225
Yetagun
460
Zawtika
300
Shwe
500
Total
2275
Request
Additions
725
80
Remark
Export to Thailand
460
Export to Thailand
100
200
Export to Thailand
100
400
490
1785
Balance between
Demand and Supply
In the Future
1000
Export to China
950
80
Production,DemandandSupplyBalanceofNaturalGas
(OnshoreandOffshore)
2014
725
900
800
700
460
500
400
Onshore
460
100
RATIO
65%
145
65
65
80
65
100
100
200
40
225
60
100
GAS (MMCFD)
DEMAND SUPPLY
750
490
200
300
400
600
500
RATIO
29%
MMCFD
CRUDE OIL (BBL/D)

DEMAND SUPPLY
60,000
17350
Export
300
Project
Yadana
Yetagun
Zawtika
Shwe
0
Production Agreementfor Additional
Domestic
ForDomestic
Total
(Domestic)
Export
17

500
470
450
400
393
375
350
310
320
300
300
320
250
demand
175
200
supply
150
100
50
0
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
2015-16
Increased supply of Natural Gas in Power Sector

320 mmcfd for Power Sectors up to 2018!
No additional source for Natural Gas under MOE
18
page 60
Supply of Natural Gas in Domestic Sectors

Year 2013 to Year 2018
600
Up to Nov. 2013
-Total 310 mmcfd
- (Onshore + Yadana+ Shwe)
SupplyofNaturalGas
500
Dec. 2013 to Jan. 2014
-Total 410 mmcfd
- (Onshore + Yadana+Shwe)
300
Feb. 2014 to May 2014

- 425 mmcfd
- (Onshore + Yadana+ Shwe +
Zatika)
200
TotalDomesticSupply
(mmcfd)
SupplytoGT(on+off)
100
Jun18
Dec17
Mar18
Jun17
Sep17
Dec16
Mar17
Jun16
Dec15
Mar16
Jun15
Sep15
Dec14
Mar15
Jun14
Sep14
Mar14
Sep13
Sep16
GT(YGN)
0
Dec13
MMCF
400
July 2014 to Year 2018

-425 mmcfd ~ 490 mmcfd
- All GT 320 mmcfd
- Yangon GT 210 mmcfd
-
Time
19
Action Plans up to Year 2018
Import LNG: Priority to Yangon and Extending to other!
Unconventional Hydrocarbon: Onshore Area!
Develop in onshore blocks: Earliest on year 2018!
Offshore Block M-3: Earliest First Gas on 2018!
Offshore Areas: Develop earliest on 2019!
20
page 61
To Ensure for Sustainable Power Generation

Alternative Ways for Future Sustainable Natural Gas?
Sustainable Power Generation is core issue and feature
prominently on the Political Agenda
Supply Natural Gas for GT is the most efficient fossil fuel in
conventional Power generation
Domestic Supply is Key Issue with No Export Gas Policy
All discovery of Petroleum ONLY for New Generation
Long Term Means -> E & P in Onshore and Offshore Areas
Unconventional gas potential is boosting Reserves
21
Thanks for kindly attention
22
page 62
Procedure
of
Project Appraisal in Myanmar
Tokyo, Japan
July 11 ,2014
Presented by
U Aye Cho
Deputy Director
Project Appraisal and Progress Reporting Department
Introduction
After 1987, terminated the project appraisal
Started the site inspection in July, 2013 again
Lack of experience and knowledge and technique and
strategies on the project appraisal
Conducted the project appraisal training for capacity
building sponsored by ADB
At present, 4 appraising groups
Site inspection for one week and writing report for one
week alternately
2
page 63
Purpose
The basic Purpose of systematic appraisal is to

achieve better spending decisions for capital and
current expenditure on schemes, projects and
programmes.
The objective of the appraisal stage is for the decision
maker to develop insight into the decision and
determine a clear course.
Appraisal Methods
Methods of Appraisal
Financial Analysis
Economic Analysis
page 64
Financial Analysis
Financial Analysis
Measuring indicators for financial analysis
IRR, NPV, Payback Period
Needed tools for financial appraisal
Income Statement / Profit & Loss Account
Balance Sheet
Cash Flow Statement
Financial Ratio
Financial Analysis
Decision Criterion
If the IRR is greater than the cost of capital, accept
the project.
If the IRR is less than the cost of capital, reject the
project.
page 65
Economic Analysis
Measuring Indicators for Economic Analysis
EIA/SIA
Job opportunity
Outcomes
Appraisal for Private Sector

IRR,NPV, Payback period
Outcomes (including profit, benefit, effectiveness, efficiency)
EIA/SIA
Job opportunity
Outcomes
Submit the report about the condition of the indicators to MIC
who makes the decisions)
* the decisions and actions which appraisal needs to
support in the context of the Foreign Investment Law
* MIC = Myanmar Investment Commission
page 66
Purposes for Foreign Directed Investment

to enjoy for the people sufficiently after exploiting abundant
resources of the country and to enable the surplus to export
to open up of more employments for the peoples as the
business develop and expand
to develop human resources
to develop infrastructures such as banking, financial
business, high grade main roads, highways roads connected
one country to another, national electric and energy
production business, high technology including modern
information technology
to come out economic enterprises and investment business
in accord with the international norms
9
Basic Principles for Foreign Investment

Foreign Investments shall be permitted based on the following
principles:
(a) supporting the main objectives of the economic development plan ,
business which can be affordable and which are financially and
technologically insufficiently by the Union and its citizen
(b) Development of employment opportunities
(c) Promotion and expansion of exports
(d) Production of import substituted goods
(e) Production of products which require mass investment
(f) Acquisition of high technology and development of manufacturing
business by high technology
(g) Supporting the business of production and services involving large capital
(h) Bringing out of business which would save energy consumption
(i) Regional development
10
page 67
Basic Principles for Foreign Investment

(j)
Exploration and extraction of new energy and the emergence of

renewable energy sources such as bio-basic new energy development
of modern industry
(k) Protection and conservation of environment

(l)
causing to support for enabling to exchange the information and

technologies
(m) not affecting the sovereign power and the public security
(n) Intellectual enhancement of citizens
(o) Development of bank and banking in accordance with the international
standards
(p) Emergence of the modern series required for the Union and citizens
(q) Causing to the sufficient local consumption of the energy and resources
of the Union in terms of short term and long term period
11
The rights for the Investors

(a) Entitle to sell, exchange or transfer by any other means of assets with the
approval of the Commission according to the existing laws
(b) In case of a foreign company, selling all of some of its shares absolutely to
any foreigner/any citizen or any foreign company/ any citizen company
(c) Carrying out the expansion of investment business or increasing of foreign
capital contained in the original proposal by obtaining the approval of the
Commission
(d) Submitting to the Commission to re-scrutinize and amend in order to obtain
the rights which he is entitled to enjoy fully in accord with the existing law
(e) Applying to the Commission for obtaining benefits and for taking action in
respect of the grievance in accord with the existing law
12
page 68
Process for MIC approval

MOU Stage
: Investor will sign MOU with concerned Ministry.

Pre-Feasibility Study Report and Feasibility Study(FSR)
must be completed within limited period.
MOA Stage
: After approved FSR by concerned Ministry, it should be

informed to cabinet to get permission for signing MOA .
After cabinet approved, MOA should be signed.
MIC approval stage : After finished MOA, project proposal will submit to MIC
(Myanmar
Investment Commission). MIC will form
Proposal Assessment Team (PAT)
PAT shall make assessment on the proposal and shall
submit acceptable proposals to MIC. PAT will invite
investor and MIC shall scrutinize the proposal and if it is
accepted, MIC will issue the approval within (90) days.
After receive the MIC approval, investor have to
complete construction within the period of construction.
13
Website Information
www.dica.gov.mm
Foreign investment law and rules
Environmental Management Plan (The environmental
conservation rules - Draft)
14
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Thanks for kindly attention
15
page 70
2014/7/11
MOEP Potential Location List for Power Generation (Provisional)

As of 2030
Gas
LN
New Development
Existing as of May 2014
Hydro
Total
LN
Baluchaung (1)
Baluchaung (2)
Baluchaung (3)
Chipwi Nge
Dapein (1)
Kabaung
Kengtawng
Kinda
Kun
Kyee ohn - Kyee wa
Mone
Nancho
Paung Laung
Sedawgyi
Shwegyin
Shweli (1)
Thahpanseik
Thaukyegat (2)
Yenwe
Yeywa
Zaung Tu
Zawgyi (1)
Zawgyi (2)
(Sub Total)
Bawgata
Chipwi Nge
Dapein (1)
Dapein (2)
Dee Doke
Dun Ban
Gaw Lan
He Kou
Hkan Kawn
Keng Kham
Keng Tong
Keng Yang
Lawngdin
Middle Paung Laung
Middle Yeywa
Mong Wa
Mong Young
Nam Kha
Nam Khot
Nam Li
Nam Tamhpak
Namtu (Hsipaw)
Naopha, Mantong
Ngot Chaung
Phyu
Shweli (2)
Shweli (3)
So Lue
Taninthayi
Tha Htay
Tongxingqiao
Upper Yeywa
Upper Baluchaung
Upper Bu
Upper Keng Tawng
Upper Paung Laung
Upper Sedawgyi
Wan Ta Pin
(No Name)
(Sub Total)
ICM
28
168
52
10
19
30
54
56
60
74
75
40
280
25
75
300
30
120
25
790
20
18
12
2,361
160
89
101
84
66
65
50
50
80
6
64
20
300
100
320
50
22
100
25
82
100
50
712
17
40
260
1,050
80
600
111
170
280
30
150
51
140
64
700
17
79
6,535
8,896
Coal
Ahlone
Hlawga
Kyunchaung
Mann
Myanaung
Shwedaung
Tharkayta
Thaton
Ywama
ICM
238
179
54
37
35
55
142
51
360
(Sub Total)
Ahlone
Ayeyarwaddy
Hlaingtharyar
Hlawga
Kanpouk
Kyaukphyu
Mawlamyaing
Myin Gyan
Thaketa
Thaton
Thilawa
(Sub Total)
This list consists of the candidate locations of MOEP (Scenario 3).

Location name is placed in an alphabetical order.
Tygit
ICM
120
1,152
37
500
400
511
520
50
230
250
1,003
55
50
(Sub Total)
Boakpyin
Kalewa
Keng Tong
Kunchangon
Kyauktan
Ngaputaw
Ngayukong
Thilawa
120
500
540
600
3,270
1,300
700
550
360
3,606
4,758
(Sub Total)
7,820
7,940
LN
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ICM : Installed Capacity for Myanmar

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