What current projects are being considered to bolster rural electrification efforts in Myanmar for the coming years?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | Ken Tun, CEO, Parami Energy Group: Interview from The Report: Myanmar 2017
Articles & Analysis | Renewables alone could power Myanmar from The Report: Myanmar 2017
Installed hydroelectric capacity in Myanmar is significant, with the country operating 26 plants, with the capacity to generate 3214 MW of power. Still, hydro-power is not considered a sole solution and questions are being raised about the use of water resources compared with other options. While the whole country could be powered by water...
Interviews & Viewpoints | U Kyaw Kyaw Hlaing, Chairman, SMART Group of Companies: Interview from The Report: Myanmar 2017
Articles & Analysis | New legislation in Myanmar's mining sector clears way for investment in natural resource development from The Report: Myanmar 2017
In a effort to usher in a new wave of investment into natural resource development, the previous ruling party passed the 2015 Mining Law during the final stretch of U Thein Sein’s presidential term. The initial injection of foreign capital was stunted by a sluggish permit process and a glut in commodities, but reforms continue to improve the...
Interviews & Viewpoints | U Nay Win Tun, Chairman, Ruby Dragon Group of Companies, on the changing environment for business and investment: Interview from The Report: Myanmar 2017
What measures still need to be taken to promote investment in mining, and how can the decentralisation process play a role in this?
