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Electricity Supply, Demand and Prices in Myanmar - How to Close the Gap?

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2014-12-04

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Harvard University
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Dapice, David. "Electricity supply, demand and prices in Myanmar - How to close the gap?" Ash Center Policy Briefs Series, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, 2014.

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Myanmar has much less electricity per person than most Asian nations and also has a lower share of households getting grid power than its neighbors. While the supply of electricity has begun to rise in recent years, the hydro capacity and natural gas expected to be available from 2014-2019 will be insufficient to meet demand in the near future. This paper explores constraints to scaling up capacity and offers suggestions of medium term and long term steps to boost energy supply for Myanmar.

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