Myanmar to get 220MW solar farm

A solar farm with a capacity of 220MW is to be developed in Myanmar. It is said to be the largest solar plant in Southeast Asia. It will generate power […]

A solar farm with a capacity of 220MW is to be developed in Myanmar.

It is said to be the largest solar plant in Southeast Asia.

It will generate power for more than 75% of Myanmar’s population that have no access to electricity.

Black & Veatch will develop the project, owned by Green Earth Power, in the first quarter of 2016.

Pitak Wangvarangkoon, General Manager of Black & Veatch’s business in Myanmar said: “The plant supports the Myanmar Government’s aim to increase electricity production from the present 2,500MW to 30,000MW by 2030.”

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