MYANMAR

GREEN ENERGY
SUMMIT 2017
In Conjunction with:

www.myanmargreenenergysummit.com
14 – 15 August 2017
Sule Shangri-la, Yangon, Myanmar
Powering Up Myanmar through Green Energy

Co-located Event: Organised by: Supported By:

Ministry of Ministry of Natural
Ministry of
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Transport and
Livestock
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Communicaons,
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Irrigaon Conservaon,
Myanmar
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Department of Rural Directorate of Renew

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Myanmar Mandalay City
Development, Ministry Water Resources Energyy
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of Agriculture, Livestock and Improvement Associaon
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Society Commiee
and Irrigaon, Myanmar of River Systems Myanmmaar
Myanmar
FACTS ABOUT MYANMAR

Area : 676, 578 sq km

Population : 60.62 million
Annual Population growth rate : 1.3%
People : 68% Bamar, 9% Shan, 7% Karen, 4% Rakhine, 3%
Chinese, 2% Indian, 2% Mon, 5% Others
Official Language : Burmese
Adult literacy : 92%
GDP : US$ 62.7 billion
GDP per capita : US$ 1,324
Annual GPD Growth : 5.5%
Unemployment Rate : 5.5%
Inflation : 7.3%
FDI Flow : US$ 6 billion
Agriculture Products : rice, pulses, beans, sesame, groundnuts, sugarcane;
fish and fish products; hardwood
Major Industries : agricultural processing; wood and wood products;
copper, tin, tungsten, iron; cement, construction
materials; pharmaceuticals; fertilizer; oil and natural
gas; garments, jade and gems

Endorsed by:
Delegaon of
German Industry
and Commerce
in Myanmar
Rajasthan Solar
Malaysia Malaysian Associaon &
Associaon of Photovoltaic Director, Diwakar
Energy Service Industry Renewable &
Companies Associaon Infra Pvt. Ltd.
Sino-Spanish
The Instute World
Associaon Thai Wind of Electrical Alliance for
for Energy and Energy Engineers of Decentralized
Sustainability Associaon Japan (IEEJ) Energy
(ASEES)

Media Partners:

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OVERVIEW

Energy consumption has been the engine of economic growth and structural transformation. As developing
country continues transforming into modern economy, there is a sharp uptick on energy. Energy, therefore,
plays a crucial role at the early stages of a nation development.

Myanmar, under the Framework for Economic and Social Reforms, placed immediate priority on universal
electrification in order to re-enter to the global markets. Evolving into a competitive export-oriented economy
with modernising and scaling up electricity capacity requires greater foreign investment and infrastructure
modernisation.

While funding and infrastructure are fundamental, guaranteeing access to modern forms of energy is not easy.
The varied geography of Myanmar, from the mountainous states of Kachin and Shan to the beaches of Mon and
Tanintharyi, complicates this further. While the development of off-grid alternatives is important for remote
regions, large-scale grid expansion is necessary for Myanmar’s long-term development goals.

The hosting of the 5th edition of Myanmar Green Energy Summit in Yangon will once again converge the top
notch of both local and international energy stakeholders to be updated on the development plans and policies
in investing in Myanmar’s energy sector; to assess market opportunities and at the same time discuss strategies
and implementation plans in achieving universal electrification by 2030.

“Comprehensive & informative “A good platform for the experts of the

presentations, very fruitful and benefited
both the speakers & audience.”
Dr. Thi Thi Soe
Deputy Director, Renewable Energy
Department, Ministry of Science &
Technology, Myanmar
industry to get together and definitely
participating in the next summit.
Congratulations!”
Jacob Rasmussen
Business Development Manager, Vestas
Asia Pacific Wind Technology Pte Ltd
TESTIMONIAL
“Good platform that benefit
the participants and offers very
promising project prospect.
Well done!”
Viktor E. Jakobsen
Executive Director, EAM Solar

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SUSTAINABLE ENERGY & WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT WEEK

ENERGY & WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT:

THE CATALYST FOR SUSTAINABLE GROWTH

“...If All Members Can Have Adequate Access To Energy And

Water, Many Of The Societal Problems Can Be Solved”

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DIRECTIONS, STRATEGIES,
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Energy and Water are essential in urban development. Energy and water are inextricably linked to satisfy basic human needs, produce
food for a rapidly growing population and achieve economic growth. And yet, today, 1.3 billion people worldwide lack of access to
electricity and some 800 million people get their water from unimproved sources.

Efficient production and use of energy and water, manage trade-offs, optimise resources by reuse, recycling and generating energy
from waste are essential to save on increasingly scarce resources and costs, for both production and waste management. An added
driver is to strengthen corporate social and environmental responsibility through sustainable production.

The hosting of the Sustainable Energy & Water Resources Management Week in Myanmar featuring two flagship conferences - Global
Water Conference 2017 (GWC 2017) and the 4th Myanmar Green Energy Summit 2017 (MGES 2017) is to address the pertinent issues
in both water and energy sectors of the country.

16 - 17 AUGUST 2017
SULE SHANGRI-LA, YANGON, MYANMAR
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TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE WATER SECURITY IN SOUTHEAST ASIA: DIRECTIONS, STRATEGIES, SOLUTIONS

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MARKET INFO ON MYANMAR’S ENERGY SECTOR

NIGHT TIME LIGHTS TIME SERIES BY SATELITE OF US AIR FORCE

WEATHER AGENCY (1992 – 2012)
MYANMAR ELECTRIFICATION RATE IS ONE OF THE LOWEST IN THE WORLD

Green: New Development (2009 – 2012) White: Light is there most of the times.
Red: Development before (2002 – 2006) Dark: No Light
Blue: Light was there before (1992 – 1996)

MYANMAR CURRENT ELECTRIFICATION RATE

Ayeyarwady, 5616 Tanintharyi, 696

Shan, 1848 Sagaing, 3815
Yangon, 455 Chin, 294
AVERAGE
Rakhine, 1016 Kayin, 255
33.4%
Mon, 573 Kachin, 355
E LECTRIFCATION
Mandalay, 2563 Kayah, 108
Magway, 2514 Nay Pyi Taw, 477
Bago, 1090

Source: ADB

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MARKET INFO ON MYANMAR’S ENERGY SECTOR

LOCATION OF HYDROPOWER PLANT

22 Hydropower Plants
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2. Kinda, 56 MW
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4. Baluchaung-1, 28 MW
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5. Zawgyi Dam, 18 MW
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6. Zaungtu, 20 MW
Mandalay 15 7
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7. Zawgyi Dam 2, 12 MW
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13 8. Thapanzeik, 30 MW
Siaung
18
10 21
9. Mone, 75 MW
4
Nay Pyi Daw 1 10. Lower Paung Laung, 280 MW
12 20
11. Yenwe, 25 MW
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11 17
12. Kabaung, 30 MW
6 13. Kengtawng, 54 MW
14. Shweli-1, 600 MW
Yangon 15. Yeywa, 790 MW
16. Dapein-1, 240 MW
17. Shweguin, 75 MW
18. KyeeonKyeewa, 74 MW
19. Kun, 60 MW
20. Thaukyegat-II, 120 MW
21. Nancho, 40 MW
22. Chipwenge, 99 MW

Source: Ministry of Electricity and Energy, Myanmar

OUTLINE OF POWER SYSTEM EXPANSION IN 2030

Lawngdin
Chibwe
Tongxinqiao

Waingmaw Nantabak(Kachin)
Bhamo
Dapein
Nabar Dapein2
Shweli1
Legend
Shweli3
Kale Kalewa Upper Thanlwin(Kunlone)
Naopha, Man power plant
Nyaungbingyi
Namtu Mansan (in operation / planned)
Upper Yeywa
Gangaw Ohntaw Nam Kha
Myngyan MiddleYeywa
Chaungku
Upper Bu substation
Kyungchaung
Yeywa
Belin Minepann
Keng Ton
(in operation / planned)
Meikhla
Thazi
Namsan
Mann Shwemyo
500kV transmission lines
Ponnagyun NPT2
PL MPL
Ann NPT UPL
Taungdwgyi
Pyinmana Baluchaung1
(in operation / planned)
Thephyu
Baluchaung
Shewdaung Baluchaung3
Baluchaung2
OakShitpin Taungoo
Toungup
Bawgatha
230kV transmission lines
Thatay Tharyargone
(in operation after 2021/ planned)
Minhla
Phayargyi Kamamat
230kV transmission lines
Hlawga Thaton
Hlaingtharyar
East
Dagon
(in operation after 2021)
Thanlyin
Pathein
Athoke Mawlamyaing
Ngayyukongy Dala Thilawar
Kyaiklat Thaketa Ye
Ahlone
Thaninthayi
Ayeyanwaddy Kunchangon Meik Boatpin
Dawei
Kuk Thaung

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MARKET INFO ON MYANMAR’S ENERGY SECTOR

MYANMAR’S MONTHLY SOLAR RADIATION

Source: ADB

POSSIBLE WIND FARM LOCATION

TESTIMONIAL
“An excellent platform to meet
government officials, local associations,
international NGOs, etc. Looking forward
to participate in the next conference!”
Sakura Yamasaki
Hakha Managing Director, Singapore Solar
Exchange Pte Ltd
Mindat

Ann Hsohsa “Great assistance from the secretariat

Pekon and would be happy to participate
Taunggut again in future!”
Thandwe Myan Aung Dr. Matthias Beisler
Oak Kan
Ingapur Taikgyi Managing Director South East Asia,
Lemyathnar Mepli
ILF Consulting Engineers
Zingyalk Kawkereik

Karokpi

Kadwe
“Well-organized and responsive to the
oft-ignored business-making side of such
conferences. Well done!”
Ireneo B. Acuna
Vice President & Head - Electric Distribution
Development Office, MERALCO

Source: Ministry of Electricity and Energy, Myanmar

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PROGRAM

DAY ONE: 14 AUGUST 2017, MONDAY

8:30AM Arrival of Guest of Honor

INVESTMENT MEETING FOR INVESTORS

9:00AM -
INVESTMENT MEETING WITH INVESTORS *by invitation only
10:00AM

8:30AM MGES 2017 Registration Begins

Venue: Foyer of The Grand Ballroom, Sule Shangri-La Hotel

9:30AM Delegates Take Their Seats at Ballroom

Venue: Grand Ballroom, Sule Shangri-La Hotel

9:30AM Arrival of Distinguished Guests

OPENING CEREMONY
10:00AM Myanmar Cultural Dances

10:10AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS

Datuk Dr. Abdul Aziz S.A. Kadir, Chairman, Confexhub Group

10:15AM WELCOME ADDRESS

10:20AM WELCOME ADDRESS

10:25AM KEYNOTE ADDRESS AND LAUNCH OF MGES 2017

10:40AM Networking & Refreshments Break

PLENARY SESSION
11:10AM Plenary Address 1: World’s Current Development Status and Trend in Green Energy

11:40AM Plenary Address 2: Renewable Energy Developments and Potential in the Greater Mekong Subregion

12:10PM Plenary Address 3: An Overview of Yangon New Energy Masterplan in Meeting the Growing Electricity Demand

12:40PM Plenary Address 4: Achieving 100% Electrification through Mandalay’s 30-Year Masterplan: Directions & Strategies

1:10PM Luncheon for Guest Speakers and Delegates

SESSION ONE:
SOCIO-ECONOMICS FRAMEWORK FOR AN ENERGY-EFFICIENT ECONOMY
2:10PM Paper 1: An Overview of Myanmar Climate Change Strategy & Action Plan (MCCSAP) 2016 – 2030 on Green Energy Adoption

2:35PM Paper 2: Government Strategies in Building a Financially Viable Energy Sector through Economically Efficient Tariffs

3:00PM Paper 3: The Viability of FIT as a Policy Mechanism to Incentivize the Deployment of Renewable Energy in Myanmar

3:25PM Open Forum: Comments, Questions and Answers

3:35PM Networking & Refreshment Break

SESSION TWO:
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK AND FINANCING OPTIONS FOR GREEN ENERGY PROJECTS IN MYANMAR
4:05PM Paper 4: Fostering Investment-Friendly Climate through Improved FDI Regulations

4:30PM Paper 5: The Financing Trends of Energy and Transmission Infrastructure Projects in ASEAN

4:55PM Paper 6: Opportunities in Renewable Energy Micro Financing in Myanmar

5:20PM Open Forum: Comments, Questions and Answers

5:30PM GREEN ENERGY PROJECT FINANCING FORUM: Key Criteria of Bankable Projects & Funding Options

6:30PM CONFERENCE DAY 1 ENDS

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PROGRAM

DAY TWO: 15 AUGUST 2017, TUESDAY

SESSION THREE:
OPPORTUNITIES OF GREEN ENERGY SOLUTIONS IN MYANMAR
9:00AM Paper 7: Natural Gas Industry Outlook and Opportunities in Driving Changes

9:25AM Paper 8: Green Thermal Power as Green Energy Source in Myanmar’s Energy Mix

9:50AM Paper 9: Myanmar Hydropower: Development Needs and Challenges

10:15AM Paper 10: Investing in Myanmar’s Solar Energy: What Options Do You Have?

10:40AM Paper 11: Wind Power Sector Assessment on Resources, Potential and Recent Initiatives in Myanmar

11:05AM Open Forum: Comments, Questions and Answers

11:15AM Networking & Refreshment Break

SESSION FOUR:
BRIDGING THE POWER GAP WITH ALTERNATIVES
11:45AM Paper 12: Nuclear Power Development in Myanmar: Potential vs Challenges

12:10PM Paper 13: Electrify Rural through Biomass Gasification

12:35PM Paper 14: The Development and Market Potential of Waste-To-Energy in Myanmar

1:00PM Open Forum: Comments, Questions and Answers

1:10PM Luncheon for Guest Speakers and Delegates

SESSION FIVE:
TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION PLAN FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SECURITY
2:00PM Paper 15: Modernizing Power Transmission and Distribution Infrastructure for Greater Economic Development

2:25PM Paper 16: Innovative Technologies for Long Distance Power Transmission for Power Lost Control: A Noble Approach for Myanmar

2:50PM Paper 17: Reducing Blackouts and Improve Frequency Through Advance Transmission Line Protection System

3:15PM Open Forum: Comments, Questions and Answers

3:25PM Networking & Refreshment Break

SESSION SIX:
REMOTE AND RURAL ELECTRIFICATION DEVELOPMENT PLAN IN MYANMAR
3:55PM Paper 18: Myanmar Rural Electrification Policy and Programs

4:20PM Paper 19: Upscalling Mini-Grids for Low Cost & Timely Access to Electricity

4:55PM Paper 20: Development of Sustainable Specification for SHS and Mini-hydro: Feasibility and Challenges

5:10PM Open Forum: Comments, Questions and Answers

5:20PM GREEN ENERGY INDUSTRY FORUM: Towards Full Renewable Electricity by 2050: Reality or Utopia

6:05PM MYANMAR GREEN ENERGY SUMMIT 2017 ENDS

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Program @ 18 May 2017

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