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MCV LNG Terminal, also referred to as Thanlyin LNG Terminal or Thilawa LNG Terminal, is an operating LNG terminal in Thaketa, Myanmar. The terminal is located

to go online in 2020. In June 2019 an LNG-to-power project in Yangon, including an LNG terminal, was proposed by TTCL, a company based in Thailand. Originally

compensation." In March 2018 in Rakhine state, Myanmar, approximately 600 people marched to demand compensation for land seized to build the Sino-Myanmar Gas Pipeline

began in March 2011. It will eventually connect to the Sino-Myanmar Gas Pipeline. The pipeline began operating in 2012.14 cities and 51 counties in Guangxi

from existing fields. Therefore LNG import projects are expected to make up the difference between supply and demand. In May and June 2020, Myanmar received

West-East Gas Pipeline 2 and Sino-Myanmar Gas Pipeline. Construction began in March 2011 and the pipeline was commissioned in November 2013. . The pipeline

began in March 2011. It will eventually connect to the Sino-Myanmar Gas Pipeline. The pipeline began operating in 2012.14 cities and 51 counties in Guangxi

expires in 2023. The existing contract for gas supply from the Natuna pipeline is set to expire in 2028. The Singapore LNG Terminal began operations in May

high. In September 2020, in an effort to diversify LNG sourcing beyond long-term contracts and take advantage of low prices, Bangladesh began LNG imports

pipeline runs from the Yetagun gas fields offshore Myanmar to Zadi, Myanmar, and from there to the Myanmar/Thailand border. Loading map... {"type":"ROADMAP"

operating natural gas pipeline in Myanmar. The pipeline runs from the Zawtik gas filed offshore Myanmar to Kanbauk, Tanintharyi, Myanmar. Loading map... {"type":"ROADMAP"

compensation." In March 2018 in Rakhine state, Myanmar, approximately 600 people marched to demand compensation for land seized to build the Sino-Myanmar Gas Pipeline

much criticism in the international community, and investors have been accused of being complicit in human rights violations in Myanmar. Evidence collected

much criticism in the international community, and investors have been accused of being complicit in human rights violations in Myanmar. Evidence collected

gas fields delivery point along Thai-Myanmar border at Ban-I-Tong in Kanchanaburi to feed Ratchaburi Power Plant in Ratchaburi. Environmentalists opposed

track this information in the Captive Use section when known. In 2020, the Myanmar government approved plans to replace the existing power generation infrastructure

scheduled to end in 2008, the economic slowdown has resulted in an excess of coal production capacity. A report in UK's Telegraph in September 2011 reported

Chuxiong sub-transmission station of the China-Myanmar natural gas pipeline and ends at the Panzhihua station in Sichuan, China. Loading map... {"type":"ROADMAP"

source of energy for residents and industry in the province. In early 2014, two national pipelines — Sino-Myanmar Gas Pipeline and Zhongwei-Guiyang Connecting

feet) of LNG per day through two floating storage units and is planning to increase import capacity to 2,000 mmcf of LNG per day by 2030. Five LNG-based projects