Assessment of the impact of climate change and mining activities on streamflow and selected metal’s loading in the Chindwin River, Myanmar
Climate change and land: Insights from Myanmar

Russian firms eye Myanmar energy infrastructure

Russia and Myanmar have discussed the participation of Russian companies in energy infrastructure construction in the south-east Asian country, Russia’s energy ministry said on Wednesday.
Myanmar And Thailand Collaborate On Energy Projects To Enhance Regional Power Infrastructure

A significant Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signing ceremony took place at Inya Lake Hotel, Yangon, marking a collaboration between Myanmar and Thailand’s energy engineering sectors.
Myanmar’s erratic electricity supply is forcing small businesses to shut down

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are reportedly experiencing adverse effects due to frequent electricity blackouts, leading to some businesses having to halt their operations. The state-owned Yangon Electrical Supply Corporation (YESC) reported in April that the production capacity of large hydropower plants in the national power system has decreased due to dry conditions.
Russia Plans to Build Nuclear Power Plants in Burkina, Myanmar

The Russian State Atomic Energy Corp. (Rosatom) has signed agreements with the governments of Burkina Faso, Mali and Myanmar for nuclear energy cooperation, with plans for the building of nuclear power plants.
Russia and Myanmar Discuss Construction of Gas Pipeline to Yangon

Energy officials from Russia and Myanmar met in Moscow to discuss Russian involvement in the construction of a gas pipeline to Yangon. The Russian energy ministry confirmed the meetings but did not disclose further details.
Myanmar Junta Seeks AI Tech from Russia to Pump More Oil

The junta’s new energy minister has asked Russia to provide technology embedded with artificial intelligence to extract oil from wells in Myanmar that do not have much left in them, as he continues scrambling for investment in what was one of Myanmar’s most attractive industries for foreign investment before the coup.