Burma

Russia and Myanmar sign deal for construction of nuclear power plant

Russia and Myanmar have signed an agreement for the construction of a small nuclear power plant in Myanmar. The project aims to provide affordable energy for Myanmar’s economy while strengthening bilateral relations.

Thailand Cuts Electricity Supply to Myanmar, Impact on Energy Flows

Thailand's decision to cut electricity supply to several Myanmar border towns affects bilateral energy trade. With a loss of $1.5 million per month, this measure raises questions about the future of regional supply contracts.

Myanmar: Government Declares State of Emergency Amid the Energy Crisis.

Myanmar faces recurrent power outages linked to civil conflict and outdated infrastructure, affecting daily life and economic activities.
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Japanese Strategic Investments in Asian Gas Markets

Japanese companies are investing massively in gas infrastructure in Asia to offset future overproduction of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and strengthen their energy security.

Burmese junta relaunches China-backed mega-dam

The Burmese junta has relaunched a $3.6 billion Chinese-backed hydroelectric dam project, suspended for over ten years due to local opposition.

Burma: insufficient energy production

Faced with a critical energy deficit, Burma blames the opposition and the climate for the crisis, exacerbating national tension.
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