Rural Lighting Plan Of Myanmar Government

According to data from the Ministry of Rural Development of Myanmar, the six-month Mini Budget from 2021 to 2022 will implement the "rural lighting" plan for more than 4,000 households in the country.

It is understood that the Myanmar government is currently implementing the NEP (National Electrification Project) project to provide electricity to the rural population and the country with Mini Grid and household solar energy. The project will be implemented during the six-month Mini Budget period from 2021 to 2022. Provide lighting for more than 4000 households.

"This project will be equipped with Mini Grid. The project is divided into 10 parts, each covering about 350 households, and 10 parts serving about 4000 households. The specific work will begin in November." The Ministry of Rural Development is responsible for one. People say.

The project is currently under review for bidding, and the contract is expected to be signed in November, and the project will be implemented by the end of November at the latest.

It is reported that the National Electrification Project (National Electrification Project) started in 2015 with the help of the World Bank. The project plans to achieve national rural lighting in Myanmar in 2030. The project will be implemented in two ways: one is the Grid Extension, and the other is to rely on the Off-grid Electrification System.