Myanmar secures energy supply with new 16MW gas power plant
In the Southeast Asian nation of Myanmar, a 16MW gas-powered plant has been installed to ensure reliable energy supply.
Asia’s retreat from coal power gathers momentum
This year has seen 56 global banks, insurers, pension funds and asset managers boost coal exit policies
Cummins installs lean-burn gas generators for southeast Asian plant
U.S. on-site power manufacturer Cummins Inc. has installed its gas-fired generators for a 16-MW power plant in Myanmar.
Energy minister orders safety review of oil, gas pipelines
Energy Minister Supattanapong Punmeechaow has instructed officials to conduct a safety review of the nationwide oil and gas pipeline network, following growing concerns by state officials and civic groups over a recurrence of the deadly gas pipe explosion last Friday.
US Delegation Looks to Boost Investment in Myanmar
YANGON — After a two-day visit to Myanmar, a delegation led by a US development agency says it hopes to boost post-coronavirus investment in the country and increase reengagement given its strategic location.
Petronas cutting Myanmar headcount amid strategic review
Malaysia’s national oil and gas company Petronas is reviewing its business portfolio and operations because of the prevaling market conditions.
Scan Inter moves away from gas via GEP
SET-listed Scan Inter (SCN), a compressed natural gas (CNG) service provider, plans to acquire more assets in the renewable energy sphere via subsidiary Green Earth Power Thailand (GEP), which sees opportunities in Myanmar’s growing capital, Naypyidaw.
India proposes oil refinery to expand presence in Myanmar energy
India wants to build a US$6 billion oil refinery in Thanlyin, Yangon, to rival China’s investments in Myanmar’s energy sector, according to India’s Foreign Secretary Harsh Shringla and Indian Army Chief MM Naravane during their joint visit to Myanmar this week.
