Myanmar's 1 GW solar tender ends with least expensive bid of $0.0348/ kWh.
- The nation's Ministry of Electricity as well as Energy alloted all tendered solar capability in its initial purchase workout for large-scale PV. Last rates varied from $0.0348 to $0.051 per kWh. China Machinery Engineering and also Sungrow were the major winners, safeguarding 8 and also nine projects, respectively.
Myanmar's Ministry of Electricity as well as Energy (MOEE) has actually ended a 1 GW PV tender it launched in May by assigning every one of the bought ability. Last rates varied from $0.0348/ kWh to $0.051/ kWh, according to a listing of winning prospective buyers, released by China Dialogue, a not-for-profit company.
The most significant champions were Chinese inverter manufacturer Sungrow and China Machinery Engineering Corp. (CMEC), with nine and also 8 projects, respectively.
A consortium formed by China's State Power Investment Corporation Limited (SPIC) as well as regional business Khaing Long Gems secured four projects. Two even more consortia-- consisting of a group entailing Chinese solar producers Longi as well as GGL Systems-- additionally won projects. The continuing to be two bidders, consisting of groups led by German developer ib vogt and Myanmar's Gold Energy, also secured projects.
The picked developers are currently anticipated to sign 15-year power acquisition agreements within the next 150 days, according to China Dialogue.
Offgrid solar already plays a key function in Myanmar's electrification technique. A variety of rooftop PV ranges and also minigrid projects have currently been developed in rural parts of the nation. Nonetheless, the utility-scale solar segment has additionally begun to remove. According to the latest data from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), Myanmar had cumulatively installed 88 MW of PV capacity by the end of 2019.
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