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2017-09-22T14:12:56Z

Ranisha: /* Technical Assistance on Liquefied Natural Gas Options for Myanmar Phase 1 (June 16, 2017) */

2017-08-11T07:24:37Z

‎Technical Assistance on Liquefied Natural Gas Options for Myanmar Phase 1 (June 16, 2017)

Huong Mai Nguyen: /* Technical Assistance on Liquefied Natural Gas Options for Myanmar Phase 1 (June 16, 2017) */

2017-08-10T21:38:03Z

‎Technical Assistance on Liquefied Natural Gas Options for Myanmar Phase 1 (June 16, 2017)

Huong Mai Nguyen: /* Technical Assistance on Liquefied Natural Gas Options for Myanmar Phase 1 (June 16, 2017) */

2017-08-10T21:36:04Z

‎Technical Assistance on Liquefied Natural Gas Options for Myanmar Phase 1 (June 16, 2017)

Huong Mai Nguyen: /* Myanmar Electric Power Project (MEPP) */

2017-08-10T21:33:28Z

‎Myanmar Electric Power Project (MEPP)

Augustinus Trauttmansdorff: /* Documents */

2017-08-03T15:19:43Z

‎Documents

Augustinus Trauttmansdorff: /* Documents */

2017-08-03T15:11:25Z

‎Documents

Huong Mai Nguyen: /* Short-term Gas Supply and LNG Import Options for Myanmar, November 10, 2016 */

2017-07-26T14:01:29Z

‎Short-term Gas Supply and LNG Import Options for Myanmar, November 10, 2016

Huong Mai Nguyen: /* Myanmar Electric Power Project (MEPP) */

2017-07-26T14:01:02Z

‎Myanmar Electric Power Project (MEPP)

Huong Mai Nguyen: /* Draft Final Reports */

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-<p style="text-align: center;"><span style="color: rgb(105, 105, 105);">We are on track to results! The first international competitive bidding to supply and install approximately 140,000 solar home systems under the World Bank-supported National Electrification Project is now under implementation. </span><br/></p><p style="text-align: center;"><span style="color: rgb(105, 105, 105);">The second contract is under bid evaluation.</span><br/></p><p style="text-align: center;"><br/></p><p style="text-align: center;"></p>
+<p style="text-align: center;"><span style="color: rgb(105, 105, 105);">We are on track to results! The first international competitive bidding to supply and install approximately 140,000 solar home systems under the World Bank-supported National Electrification Project is now under implementation. </span><br/></p><p style="text-align: center;"><span style="color: rgb(105, 105, 105);">The second contract is under bid evaluation.</span><br/></p><p style="text-align: center;"><br/></p><p style="text-align: center;"><span style="font-family: &quot;calibri",sans-serif; font-size: 11pt; mso-fareast-font-family: "times new roman"; mso-ansi-language: en-us; mso-fareast-language: en-us; mso-bidi-language: ar-sa;">bit.ly/se4all-mm </span><br/></p><p style="text-align: center;"><br/></p><p style="text-align: center;"></p>
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 . [[:File:Global overview – Dejan Ostojic.pptx|Global overview – Dejan Ostojic]]<br/>2. [[:File:Thailand RE Program – Tig Tuntivate.pptx|Thailand – Tig Tuntivate]]<br/>3. [[:File:India – Sudeshna Ghosh Banerjee.pptx|India – Sudeshna Ghosh Banerjee]]<br/>4. [[:File:Vietnam – Hung Tien Van.ppt|Vietnam – Hung Tien Van]]<br/>5. [[:File:Thailand Laos and Cambodia – Jie Tang.ppt|Thailand Laos and Cambodia – Jie Tang]]<br/>6. [[:File:Rwanda – Arun Sanghvi.ppt|Rwanda – Arun Sanghvi]]<br/>7. [[:File:Indonesia – Arun Sanghvi.pptx|Indonesia – Arun Sanghvi]]<br/>8. [[:File:Key Success Factors Across Good Practice NEPs – Arun Sanghvi.pptx|Key Success Factors Across Good Practice NEPs – Arun Sanghvi]]<br/>9. [[:File:Electrification Planning and Technology– Xiaoping Wang.pptx|Electrification Planning and Technology – Xiaoping Wang]]<br/><br/>[[Achieving Universal Access to Electricity in Myanmar#toc|►Go to Top]]
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 *[[:File:WB-MJM-MYNLNG Final Report-160617VVF (Revised-Final) 247 pg.pdf|Final Report (MJMEnergy Limited)]]<br/>
-*[[:File:WB-MJM-MYN-LNG-Swaps_Report_VF_(Revised_Final)_51_pg.pdf|Report on Markets and Swaps (MJMEnergy Limited)]]<br/>
+*[[:File:WB-MJM-MYN-LNG-Swaps Report VF (Revised Final) 51 pg.pdf|Report on Markets and Swaps (MJMEnergy Limited)]]<br/>
-*[[:File:Site_4_Gulf_of_Martaban_Myanmar(Revised-Final)_36_pg.pdf|Analysis on Location 4 Gulf of Martaban (Mkie Madden)]]<br/>
+*[[:File:Site 4 Gulf of Martaban Myanmar(Revised-Final) 36 pg.pdf|Analysis on Location 4 Gulf of Martaban (Mkie Madden)]]<br/>
-*[[:File:Site_5_Kanbauk_MyanmarVF_(Revised-Final)_44_pg.pdf|Analysis on Location 5 Kanbauk (Mkie Madden)]]<br/>
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 <span>This LNG study is a follow on technical assistance provided by the World Bank Group on Myanmar natural gas sector, following the study Initial Assessment of the Economic Costs of Natural Gas for Myanmar’s Domestic Market, which was completed in January 2017. The government established a multi-ministerial LNG Committee, led by the managing director of Myanmar Oil and Gas Enterprise, as counterpart for this LNG study. This study, inter alia: (a) looks at the short- and medium-term natural gas supply options, including swapping gas with neighboring countries and importing LNG; (b) performs pre-feasibility assessment of five potential locations for LNG import, including: (i) Kyauk Phyu, Rakhine State; (ii) Ngayok Bay, Ayeyarwaddy Region; (iii) Kalegauk Island, Mon State; (iv) Gulf of Martaban, Union territory; and (v) Kanbauk, Tanintharyi Region; and (c) provides input for government energy authorities to form a strategy on LNG and to decide on implementing LNG infrastructure. Separately, the study team has provided the LNG Committee information on smaller-scale LNG import options, which could directly supply LNG to Yangon.</span><br/>
-*[[:File:https://energypedia.info/wiki/File:WB-MJM-MYNLNG Final Report-160617VVF (Revised-Final) 247 pg.pdf|Final Report (MJMEnergy Limited)]]<br/>
+*[[:File:WB-MJM-MYNLNG Final Report-160617VVF (Revised-Final) 247 pg.pdf|Final Report (MJMEnergy Limited)]]<br/>
-*[[:File:https://energypedia.info/wiki/File:WB-MJM-MYN-LNG-Swaps_Report_VF_(Revised_Final)_51_pg.pdf|Report on Markets and Swaps (MJMEnergy Limited)]]<br/>
+*[[:File:WB-MJM-MYN-LNG-Swaps_Report_VF_(Revised_Final)_51_pg.pdf|Report on Markets and Swaps (MJMEnergy Limited)]]<br/>
-*[[:File:https://energypedia.info/wiki/File:Site_4_Gulf_of_Martaban_Myanmar(Revised-Final)_36_pg.pdf|Analysis on Location 4 Gulf of Martaban (Mkie Madden)]]<br/>
+*[[:File:Site_4_Gulf_of_Martaban_Myanmar(Revised-Final)_36_pg.pdf|Analysis on Location 4 Gulf of Martaban (Mkie Madden)]]<br/>
-*[[:File:https://energypedia.info/wiki/File:Site_5_Kanbauk_MyanmarVF_(Revised-Final)_44_pg.pdf|Analysis on Location 5 Kanbauk (Mkie Madden)]]<br/>
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 <span>This LNG study is a follow on technical assistance provided by the World Bank Group on Myanmar natural gas sector, following the study Initial Assessment of the Economic Costs of Natural Gas for Myanmar’s Domestic Market, which was completed in January 2017. The government established a multi-ministerial LNG Committee, led by the managing director of Myanmar Oil and Gas Enterprise, as counterpart for this LNG study. This study, inter alia: (a) looks at the short- and medium-term natural gas supply options, including swapping gas with neighboring countries and importing LNG; (b) performs pre-feasibility assessment of five potential locations for LNG import, including: (i) Kyauk Phyu, Rakhine State; (ii) Ngayok Bay, Ayeyarwaddy Region; (iii) Kalegauk Island, Mon State; (iv) Gulf of Martaban, Union territory; and (v) Kanbauk, Tanintharyi Region; and (c) provides input for government energy authorities to form a strategy on LNG and to decide on implementing LNG infrastructure. Separately, the study team has provided the LNG Committee information on smaller-scale LNG import options, which could directly supply LNG to Yangon.</span><br/>
-*[[:File:https://energypedia.info/wiki/File:WB-MJM-MYNLNG_Final_Report-160617VVF_(Revised-Final)_247_pg.pdf|Final Report (MJMEnergy Limited)]]<br/>
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+*[[:File:https://energypedia.info/wiki/File:WB-MJM-MYN-LNG-Swaps_Report_VF_(Revised_Final)_51_pg.pdf|Report on Markets and Swaps (MJMEnergy Limited)]]<br/>
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+*[[:File:https://energypedia.info/wiki/File:Site_4_Gulf_of_Martaban_Myanmar(Revised-Final)_36_pg.pdf|Analysis on Location 4 Gulf of Martaban (Mkie Madden)]]<br/>
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-<span style="font-family: &quot;calibri",sans-serif; font-size: 11pt;">Over 80 percent of Myanmar’s natural gas consumption is for electricity generation.&nbsp; Gas-based generation is the second largest source of electricity with an operating capacity of 1,100 MW, including 420 MW of temporary rental plants .&nbsp; The demand for gas in Myanmar is expected to increase from about 400 million cubic feet per day (mcfd) to over 900 mcfd by 2030 as gas demand for electricity, transport and for commercial and industrial applications increases. The additional demand for gas could be displaced by Myanmar importing electricity directly from neighboring countries, and by substantially increasing other power generation such as hydro and other renewables. Some master plans have also suggested coal, although gas would be preferable to coal from a climate perspective. However, gas demand displacement depends on time required for finalizing electricity imports and new power projects.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; </span><br/>
+<span>Over 80 percent of Myanmar’s natural gas consumption is for electricity generation.&nbsp; Gas-based generation is the second largest source of electricity with an operating capacity of 1,100 MW, including 420 MW of temporary rental plants .&nbsp; The demand for gas in Myanmar is expected to increase from about 400 million cubic feet per day (mcfd) to over 900 mcfd by 2030 as gas demand for electricity, transport and for commercial and industrial applications increases. The additional demand for gas could be displaced by Myanmar importing electricity directly from neighboring countries, and by substantially increasing other power generation such as hydro and other renewables. Some master plans have also suggested coal, although gas would be preferable to coal from a climate perspective. However, gas demand displacement depends on time required for finalizing electricity imports and new power projects.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; </span><br/>
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-<span style="font-family: &quot;calibri",sans-serif; font-size: 11pt;">By FY2015–2016, Myanmar produced about 1,900 mcfd of natural gas and exported 1,500 mcfd (80 percent of production) under long-term export contracts with China and Thailand. However, Myanmar’s existing gas production is estimated to decline toward 1,000 mcfd by FY2025–2026, and there is no confirmed new production at present. On the other hand, Myanmar is considering to import LNG to make up for the gap in meeting the domestic demand while awaiting the next round of new domestic gas production.&nbsp;</span>
+<span>By FY2015–2016, Myanmar produced about 1,900 mcfd of natural gas and exported 1,500 mcfd (80 percent of production) under long-term export contracts with China and Thailand. However, Myanmar’s existing gas production is estimated to decline toward 1,000 mcfd by FY2025–2026, and there is no confirmed new production at present. On the other hand, Myanmar is considering to import LNG to make up for the gap in meeting the domestic demand while awaiting the next round of new domestic gas production.&nbsp;</span>
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-<span style="font-family: &quot;calibri",sans-serif; font-size: 11pt; mso-fareast-font-family: calibri; mso-fareast-theme-font: minor-latin; mso-bidi-font-family: "times new roman"; mso-ansi-language: en-us; mso-fareast-language: en-us; mso-bidi-language: ar-sa;">This LNG study is a follow on technical assistance provided by the World Bank Group on Myanmar natural gas sector, following the study Initial Assessment of the Economic Costs of Natural Gas for Myanmar’s Domestic Market, which was completed in January 2017. The government established a multi-ministerial LNG Committee, led by the managing director of Myanmar Oil and Gas Enterprise, as counterpart for this LNG study. This study, inter alia: (a) looks at the short- and medium-term natural gas supply options, including swapping gas with neighboring countries and importing LNG; (b) performs pre-feasibility assessment of five potential locations for LNG import, including: (i) Kyauk Phyu, Rakhine State; (ii) Ngayok Bay, Ayeyarwaddy Region; (iii) Kalegauk Island, Mon State; (iv) Gulf of Martaban, Union territory; and (v) Kanbauk, Tanintharyi Region; and (c) provides input for government energy authorities to form a strategy on LNG and to decide on implementing LNG infrastructure. Separately, the study team has provided the LNG Committee information on smaller-scale LNG import options, which could directly supply LNG to Yangon.</span><br/>
+<span>This LNG study is a follow on technical assistance provided by the World Bank Group on Myanmar natural gas sector, following the study Initial Assessment of the Economic Costs of Natural Gas for Myanmar’s Domestic Market, which was completed in January 2017. The government established a multi-ministerial LNG Committee, led by the managing director of Myanmar Oil and Gas Enterprise, as counterpart for this LNG study. This study, inter alia: (a) looks at the short- and medium-term natural gas supply options, including swapping gas with neighboring countries and importing LNG; (b) performs pre-feasibility assessment of five potential locations for LNG import, including: (i) Kyauk Phyu, Rakhine State; (ii) Ngayok Bay, Ayeyarwaddy Region; (iii) Kalegauk Island, Mon State; (iv) Gulf of Martaban, Union territory; and (v) Kanbauk, Tanintharyi Region; and (c) provides input for government energy authorities to form a strategy on LNG and to decide on implementing LNG infrastructure. Separately, the study team has provided the LNG Committee information on smaller-scale LNG import options, which could directly supply LNG to Yangon.</span><br/>
-*[[File:WB-MJM-MYNLNG_Final_Report-160617VVF_(Revised-Final)_247_pg.pdf|Final Report (MJMEnergy Limited)]]<br/>
+*[[:File:https://energypedia.info/wiki/File:WB-MJM-MYNLNG_Final_Report-160617VVF_(Revised-Final)_247_pg.pdf|Final Report (MJMEnergy Limited)]]<br/>
-*[[File:WB-MJM-MYN-LNG-Swaps_Report_VF_(Revised_Final)_51_pg.pdf|Report on Market and Swaps (MJMEnergy Limited)]]<br/>
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-*[[File:Site_4_Gulf_of_Martaban_Myanmar(Revised-Final)_36_pg.pdf|Report on Location 4 Gulf of Martaban (Mike Madden)]]<br/>
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-*[[File:Site_5_Kanbauk_MyanmarVF_(Revised-Final)_44_pg.pdf|Analysis on Location 5 (Mike Madden)]]<br/>
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 *[http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/05/17735311/integrated-safeguards-data-sheet-concept-stage-electric-power-project-p143988 Integrated Safeguards Data Sheet (Concept Stage) - Electric Power Project - P143988 (English)]<br/>
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