Myanmar signs PPA for 30 MW hydropower project
Myanmar's Ministry of Electricity and Energy and Neo Energy Oasis Development Company Ltd. signed a power purchase agreement for the 30.4 MW hydro powered plant.
The hydro project is located in Upper Balu Chaung (Southern Shan State) producing 134.482 million kilowatt-hours annually. Upper Baluchaung Hydropower Project is run-off river type that features two power plants with 20.4 MW and 10 MW capacity, respectively.
Neo Energy Oasis Co Ltd is the developer of the project.
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May 15, 2018
Scan Inter PCL has signed a deal of acquiring the 30% stakes in GEP Thailand from Planet Energy Holdings after the approval from the board
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