Appendix 4 Page 1 of 27

Greater Mekong Subregion Regional Power Trade Coordination Committee (RPTCC) Fifth Meeting of Planning Working Group (PWG-5)

Country Report on Progress of Power Development Plans and Transmission Interconnection Projects

MYANMAR
17th June 2008 Vientiane, Lao PDR

Appendix 4 Page 2 of 27

The Objective of New Structural Changes

In order to effectively carry out to fulfill the electricity requirement for the economic development, nation-building and multi-sector development tasks, the Ministry of Electric Power has been reorganized as two Ministries viz Ministry of Electric Power No.1 and Ministry of Electric Power No.2 on 15 May, 2006.

Appendix 4 Page 3 of 27

Ministry of Electric Power No.1

Development of new hydroelectric power projects. Operation and maintenance of (12) existing hydroelectric power stations and (1) coal fired thermal power station. Selling electricity to Ministry of Electric Power No.2

Appendix 4 Page 4 of 27

Ministry of Electric Power No.2

Planning and implementation of transmission lines compliance with the generation plan of both ministries Operation and maintenance of (10) gas turbine,

combined cycle and thermal power stations. Purchasing electricity from Ministry of Electric Power No.1 Planning and implementation of distribution system and selling electricity to end users

Appendix 4 Page 5 of 27

Organization Chart for Ministry of Electric Power No. (1)

Minister

Deputy Minister

Department of Hydropower Planning Projects & Generation Planning Economics Planning General Administration

Department of Hydropower Implementation Administration Planning & Works Material Planning Finance Machinery Electrical & Mechanical Installation Construction 1 Construction 2 ... ... Construction 7 Investigation Design & Technology Maintenance

Hydropower Generation Enterprise

Engineering Division Material Planning Finance Administration

Appendix 4 Page 6 of 27

Organization Chart for Ministry of Electric Power No. (2)

Minister

Deputy Minister

Department of Electric Power Projects & Power Generation Planning Power System Strategic Planning Economic Planning General Administration & Human Resources Planning

Yangon City Electricity Supply Board Engineering Material Planning Administration Finance

Electricity Supply Enterprise Engineering General Services Material Planning Administration Finance

Myanma Electric Power Enterprise Power Transmission Projects Power System Thermal Power Material Planning Administration Finance

Appendix 4 Page 7 of 27

Installed Capacity (MW) as of May 2008

Grid System Installed Capacity Hydroelectric Gas Turbine Steam Turbines Diesel 1601.90 767.00 549.90 285.00 Isolated 116.42 35.73 10.90 69.79 Total 1718.32 802.73 560.80 285.00 69.79 Percentage 100.00% 46.72% 32.64% 16.58% 4.06%

4% 17% 46%

33%

Hydro
Steam Turbines

Gas Turbine
Diesel

Appendix 4 Page 8 of 27

FUEL MIXED
Installed Capacity (MW) Hydro 802.73 Gas Coal Diesel Total 725.80 120.00 69.79 1718.32

7%

4% 47%

42%
Hydro Coal
Gas Diesel

Appendix 4 Page 9 of 27

Total Units Generated for the Year 2007-2008

Units Generated (GWh) Hydro Gas Coal Diesel Total 3618.50 2309.57 436.36 33.59 6398.02
Hydro
Gas
Coal
Diesel

7% 1%

36%

56%

Appendix 4 Page 10 of 27

Total Units Sold for the Year 20072008

Units Sold (GWh) Industry 1865.025 Domestic Bulk Others Total 1641.392 861.85 55.14 4423.407
37%
Industrial

19%

1% 43%

Domestic

Bulk

Others

Appendix 4 Page 11 of 27

MYANMA ELECTRIC POWER ENTERPRISE NATIONAL GRID SYSTEM

Hydro Power Stations 1. BHP(2)(2) 2. BHP(1) 3. Kinda 4. Sedawgyi 5. Zawgyi(1) 6. Zawgyi(2) 7. Zaungtu 8. Thaphanseik 9. Paunglaung 10.Mone 11.Ye`nwe 12. Khabaung 168 MW 28 MW 56 MW 25 MW 18 MW 12 MW 20 MW 30 MW 280 MW 75 MW 25 MW 30 MW

Gas Turbine Power Stations 12. Kyunchaung 13. Mann 14. Myanaung 15. Shwedaung 16. Ywama 17. Thaketa 18. Ahlone 19. Hlawga 20. Thaton 54.3 MW 36.9 MW 34.7 MW 55.35 MW 60.9 MW 57 MW 99.9 MW 99.9 MW 50.95 MW

Steam Turbine Power Station 21. Thaketa 22. Hlawga 23. Ahlone 24. Mawlamyaing 25. Ywama 26. Tigyit 34.90 MW 54.30 MW 54.30 MW 12.00 MW 9.40 MW 120 MW

Appendix 4 Page 12 of 27

Generation Facilities
In order to overcome the present insufficient power supply situation and to meet the electricity demand throughout the country, the Government laid down the energy policy to exploit and utilize enormous hydropower potentials of the country. At present, (14) hydropower projects are under implementation by the Department of Hydropower Implementation (DHPI), the Ministry of Electric Power No.(1) and the Irrigation Department (ID), the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation.

Appendix 4 Page 13 of 27

Hydropower Projects Under Implementation

Sr. Name Installed Capacity (MW) Annual Energy (GWh) Year to be commissioned Implementing Agency

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Kengtawn Shweli (1) Kun Phyu Shwekyin Yeywa Thahtay Upper Paunglaung Nancho Thaukyegat Ann Tapein (1) (2) Tamanhti Tasang

54 600 60 40 75 790 100 140 40 140 15 418 1200 7100

472 4022 190 120 262 3550 394 434 128 670 65 1081 6685 35446

2008 2008 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2011 2011 2020

DHPI DHPI + YUPD DHPI ID + DHPI DHPI DHPI DHPI DHPI DHPI DHPI DHPI DHPI + Private DHPI DHPI + MDX

Appendix 4 Page 14 of 27
N

Under Construction Hydro Power Station Projects

Yeywa (790 MW) Upper Paung Laung (140 MW)

Htamanthi (1,200 MW)

Tapein-1&2 (418 MW)

Shweli-1 (600 MW) Nancho (40 MW) Kengtawng (54 MW)

Ann (15 MW)

Thahtay (100 MW)

Tasang (7,110 MW)

Phyu (40 MW)

Thaukyegat (140 MW)

Kun (60 MW)

Shwekyin (75 MW)

Appendix 4 Page 15 of 27

Hydropower Projects to be implemented in Near Future

Sr. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Shweli (2) Shweli (3) Upper Thanlwin Upper Sedawgyi Upper Kengtaung Shwesarye Mawlaik Hutgyi Maykha River Basin Tanintharyi Bu-ywa Manipura Pyaungsho Name Installed Capacity (MW) 460 360 2400 60 60 660 515 1200 13600 600 150 380 300

Appendix 4 Page 16 of 27

Transmission Facilities
In order to reinforce the present National Grid System and to facilitate power transmission from new generating stations to National Grid System, Ministry of Electric Power No.(2) carry out 23 transmission line and 15 substation projects at present and plan 35 transmission line and 28 substation projects to be implemented in the near future

Appendix 4 Page 17 of 27

Summary of Existing Transmission lines and Substations

Transmission Line Voltage Level Number of lines Line Length (mile) Substation Number of Primary Substations Capacity (MVA)

230 kV

16

918.06

16

2150

132 kV

23

1170.06

22

1512.6

66 kV

66

1454.76

52

1816.7

Total

105

3542.88

90

5479.3

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Summary of Existing Distribution lines

Voltage Level

33 kV

11 kV

6.6 kV

0.4 kV

Total

Line Length (mile)

2573.4

5632.7

804.8

8343.2

17354.1

Appendix 4 Page 19 of 27

Transmission Lines and Primary Substations Projects (Under Construction)

Transmission Lines Voltage Level 230 kV 132 kV Total No. of lines (lines) 20 3 23 Line Length (miles) 995.5 207 1202.5

Primary Substations Voltage Level 230 kV 132 kV Total No. of Substations 12 3 15 Capacity (MVA) 1170 225 1395

Appendix 4 Page 20 of 27

Transmission Lines and Primary Substations Projects (Future Plan)

Transmission Lines Voltage Level 500 kV 230 kV 132 kV Total Primary Substations Voltage Level 500 kV 230 kV 132 kV Total No. of Substations 6 21 1 28 Capacity (MVA) 3000 2100 2x160 5420 No. of lines (lines) 5 28 2 35 Line Length (miles) 1795 3265 121 5181

Appendix 4 Page 21 of 27

Summary
Existing Power Stations Transmission Lines Primary Substations 26 nos 105 Lines 90 nos 1601.90 MW 3542.88 miles 5479.30 MVA

Under construction Projects Power Station Transmission Lines Primary Substations 14 nos 23 Lines 15 nos 10772 MW 1202.5 miles 1395 MVA

Future Projects Power Station Transmission Lines Primary Substations 13 nos 35 Lines 28 nos 23645 MW 5181 miles 5420 MVA

Appendix 4 Page 22 of 27
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Private Sector Investment In Power Generation Sector

Local investors are allowed to participate in the scheme of Independent Power Producer (IPP) for medium hydropower projects

The MOU on Thaukyegat(2) Hydropower Project (120 MW) was signed between MOEP(1) and Asia World Company Limited on 2nd May 2008. The MOU on Baluchaung(3) Hydropower Project (48 MW) was signed between MOEP(1) and High Tech Concrete Technology Company Limited on 2nd May 2008.

Baluchaung-3 (48 MW)

Thaukyegat-2 (120 MW)

Appendix 4 Page 23 of 27

Foreign Investment in Power Generation Sector

Foreign investment in the power generation sector is invited by the government. Shweli-1 Hydropower project (600 MW) is being developed by Joint - Venture basis with YUPD, China and MOEP 1. The MOU was signed between MOEP(1)and Yunnan United Power Development Co. Ltd.(YUPD) to develop the Shweli-2 HPP(460MW) & Shweli-3 HPP (360 MW) on 12 May 2008 Tasang Hydropower project (7110 MW) will be developed by Joint-Venture basis with MDX group Co., Ltd, Thailand and MOEP 1. The agreement was signed on 10.3.2006. MOEP 1 and CPI, China have signed on MOU to develop six hydropower projects on Mekha river basin (approximately 13600 MW). MOEP 1 and EGAT, Thailand signed on MOA to develop the Hutgyi hydropower project (1200 MW) and Tanintharyi hydropower project (600 MW) on Joint- Venture basis. The feasibility study is jointly done by both parties

Appendix 4 Page 24 of 27

List of Hydropower Projects for power export

No. Project River Dam Dam Type Height (m) 78 RCC Installed Capacity (MW) 200 Export to Expected Year of Completion 2010

1.

Ta Sang Low Head Dam Ta Sang Main Dam 1st Stage Ta Sang Main Dam 2nd Stage Hutgyi Ta Pein (1) Shweli (2) Shweli (3)
Total

Thanlwin

Thailand

2.

Thanlwin

227.5

RCC

2133

Thailand

2016

3.

Thanlwin

227.5

RCC

4977

Thailand + China

2022

4. 5. 6. 7.

Thanlwin Taping Shweli Shweli

33 83.5 -

RCC CFRD -

1200 240 460 360

9570

Thailand China China China

2012 2010 Under F/S Under F/S

Appendix 4 Page 25 of 27
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Foreign Investment In Power Generation Sector

Maykha River Basin (13,600 MW)

Ta Pein-1&2 (418 MW)

Shweli1,2,3 (600+460+360 MW)

Tasang (7,110MW)

Hutgyi (1,360 MW)

Tanintharyi (600 MW)

Appendix 4 Page 26 of 27

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8.5.2008 N

MYITSONE (13360 MW)

FARKENT HTAMANTHI (1200 MW) 220 60 40 100 MOGAUNG MYITKYINA 40

100 HOMEMALIN

70 85

HOPIN MOHNYIN

50

70

TAPEIN (2) ( 4x40 MW ) TAPEIN (1) ( 4x60 MW ) MUSE 70 80 32 15 SHWELI (2) ( 500 MW ) NAMKHAN SHWELI (1) (600 MW ) 60 50 UPPER THANLWIN

PHAUNGBYIN 230 TAMU INDAW

50 BHAMO SHWEGU 35

MAWLIGHT 90 70 35 THAINGIN 30 FALAM 20 HAKA 50 85 MYITTHA (40 MW) 10 20 KALE MANIPU (4x95 MW) 95 YE U SHWESAYAE MONYWA OHNTAW 55 TAGUNTAING 95 PAKHANGE PAUK 35 SEMEKHON 35 40 PAKKHOKKU 150 NYAUNGOO WAZI 40 CHAUK MYINGYAN STEEL MILL 55 INGON ( KYAUKSE ) 80 AUNGPINLE 20 KALEWA NGAPYAWDAING 36 THAPHANSEIK (30 MW) 90 KYAUKPAHTO 90 SHWELI (3) ( 400 MW ) TAGAUNG

45 KUNLON 45

30 90 75 MOEGOKE LETPANHLA SEDAWGYI (25 MW) MOEMATE

55

MANSAN

23 LASHIO 23 HSIBAW

20 40

THEINNI MONG YAL LOI HSON TAUK

UPPER SEDAWGYI

430 28 NAMLAN PYINOOLWIN 32 120 KYETHI

75 50 40 MONG-HSU 38 MONG-NAUNG MINEYAN MINEKHAT 22 35 33 45 KHOLAM 12.3 32 35 42 KENG TAWNG (54 MW) 25 40 UPPER KENG TAWNG MINEKHOT 2 X 135 MW 38 MINESAT 25 MINETONG TA SANG ( 7110 MW ) 64 TACHELEIK 30 KENG TONG 45 74 30 MINEPHAT MINEYAUNG

GANTGAW

INDUSTRIAL ZONE

NYAUNGBINGYI

KYAUKCHAW SHWESARYAN 17 BELIN 24 67 MYOGYI ZAWGYI-1 (3x6 MW) LOILEM PINPET 20 YEYWA

MONGKUNG ZAWGYI-2 (2x6 MW) 30 LAIHKA 32 55

MINDAT BUTHITAUNG PALATWA 40 15 MAUNGDAW YATHEDAUNG SITTWE 30 20 20 PAUKTAW MYEBON 50 50 PONNA GYUN 35 KYAUKTAW 30 PROJECT-L BUYWA 60MW

KONHEIN

Future National Grid System In Myanmar

MINE PYIN

KYUNCHAUNG (3x18.1 MW) PROJECT-N PROJECT-P

MYINGYAN 73.18 54.11 BAGAN POZOLAN MEIKHTILA

74

KINDA (2x28 MW) AUNGTHAPYE YINMARBIN THAZI 40 KALAW 150

MRAUK-U 35

MONE (3x25 MW) MINBYA

TANYAUNG SALE MANN (2x18.45 MW) 93 NGAPHE 80 ANN (15 MW) 50 MALUN KYAUKPADAUNG PAKHANNGE 105 MAGWAY

90

53 NAMSAN 35 MOENAL

KYEEON KYEEWA 120 (2x35 MW)

90 TATKON (MRTV) PROJECT-M 4 38 27 13

HSAI KHAUNG 11 20 MAWKMAI LINKHAE HSI-HSAING

PROJECT-O SHWEMYO 30 TIKYIT

MONG-PAN

TAUNGDWINGYI

29.9

13 NANCHO (48 MW)

SINPAUNGWE

NAYPYITAW KALAMA PYINMANA 30

200 UPPER PAUNG LAUNG (140 MW) BALUCHAUNG-1 (2x14 MW)

120 PROJECT-C AUNGLAN

KYAUK PHYU 75 45 40 YENGBYE 80 MAEI

SHWEPANDAW KYAUKSWEKYO KYAWSWA 44

PAUNGLAUNG (280 MW) THEPHYU 165

BALUCHAUNG-2 (6x28 MW)

THAYET PYAY SINDE OKSHITPIN 24 50 25 22 THANDWE 95 40 KYEINTALI

PROJECT-K THAUK-YE-KHAT (150 MW) 15 4.5 4.3 56 20 YENWE (25 MW) ZAUNGTU (20 MW) 56 THATON (2x16.25 MW) (1x18.45 MW) 60 HUTGYI ( 1200 MW ) BAWGATA (160 MW) SHWEKYIN (75 MW) 25 TAUNGOO

TOUNGUP THAHTAY CHAUNG (102 MW)

SHWEDAUNG 100 (3x18.45 MW) KHAPAUNG (30 MW) KUN (60 MW)

MYANAUNG (1x16.25 MW) (1x18.45 MW)

PHYU (40 MW)

THARYARGONE 20

44

HINTHATA 80

MYAUNG TAGAR GWA YEGYI 80 YWAMA

48.5 KAMARNAT HLAWGA 60 THAKETA

85 46 MYAINGGALAY 123 KAWKAREIK MYAWADI

THARBAUNG 40 HLAINGTHARYAR ATHOKE SINMALAIK 40 PATHEIN BAYINTNAUNG AHLONE MYAUNGMYA

7.34 THANLYIN THIDA SEINPANMYAING KYAIKASAN 35

MAWLAMYINE (18 MW)

THANPHUZAYUT 82

LAMINE

Power Station Hydro-power Station ( Existing ) Hydro-power Station ( Future ) Gas Turbine Power Station ( Existing ) Steam Turbine ( Existing )

25 YE

50 KANPAUK 40 DAWE

Substation
KYAUKNEMAW

230 kV ( Existing ) 132 kV ( Existing ) 66 kV ( Existing ) 33 kV ( Existing ) 500 kV ( Future ) 230 kV ( Future ) 132 kV ( Future ) 66 kV ( Future ) 33 kV ( Future ) Transmission Line 230 kV ( Existing ) 132 kV (Existing ) 66 kV ( Existing ) 33 kV ( Existing ) 500 kV ( Future )

60

PALAUK 20 PALAW 30 MYEIK MAY YON

40

130

BOKPYIN

120

230 kV ( Future ) 132 kV (Future) 66 kV ( Future ) 33 kV ( Future )

KAWTHAUNG

Figures in red color near Transmission Lines indicate the line length in miles.