Published by Myanmar Times 9th Jun 2020 The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is considering investing a further US$87 million in Yoma Micro Power to help Myanmar supply electricity to remote off-grid communities and reduce its carbon emissions. Part of the…
Yoma Micro Power has set up its 250th solar-hybrid power plant in rural Myanmar, with the innovative renewable energy plants expected to deliver power for the first time to an estimated 25,000 people across the country, according to a press…
Breakthrough Renewable Energy Project in Myanmar Delivers Electricity for First Time to Thousands of People Yoma Micro Power completes 250th solar-hybrid power plant The solar hybrid power plants will offset 5,000 tons of greenhouse gas emissions annually and deliver power…
Yoma Micro Power this month launched its 250th off-grid solar plant in Thit Seint Gyi village of Wetlet township. The $100,000 plant has a peak capacity of 31.2 kilowatt, providing power supply to around 1000 villagers. The expansion of mini-grids…
Attending Yoma Micro Power’s Mini-grid Inauguration at Thit Seint Gyi Village in Wetlet Township https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=488083408528387&id=100019801961217
Yoma Micro Power has built 250 Solar Power Plants in Magway Region, Sagaing Region, Nay Pyi Taw and Mandalay Region with the investment amount $25M by the investment of International Finance Corporation with the support of Canadian Government, and Norfund….
Published by Energy Insider (GovInsider x Asian Utility Week) on 18th Nov 2019 A decentralised form of energy supply is taking hold across Asia. What will this mean for suppliers and regulators? The promise of microgrids In rural Myanmar, microgrids…
Only 40 per cent of Myanmar’s rural population has access to grid power. The joint venture by Singapore-listed Yoma Strategic Holdings and the energy platform of Philippine conglomerate Ayala Corporation aims to boost access to electricity. Two Southeast Asian business conglomerates have…