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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

still underway over Kanbauk LNG project, The Myanmar Times, June 24, 2019 "Kanbauk LNG to Power Project". TotalEnergies Myanmar. 2019-01-14. Retrieved 2022-06-10

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

day In August 2018 it was reported that Indian company Petronet LNG was interested in building an LNG terminal in Sittwe, Rakhine State, Myanmar. In January

Mee Lin Laung LNG Terminal, is a liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal proposed In Myanmar. The terminal is proposed to be located in Mata, Ayeyawady

Thilawa LNG Terminal is a liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal proposed in Myanmar. The terminal is proposed to be located in Thilawa Economic Zone

onshore gas fields in Myanmar. With no definitive updates for more than two years, the project is presumed to be shelved. EIA: Myanmar joins LNG importers circle

complex, but was cancelled in 2012. Later, the project was revised to be a 400 MW coal-fired power station in Tanintharyi, Myanmar. In 2014, it was reported

gas field in Myanmar. Along with Zawtika Oil and Gas Field (Myanmar), Kakonna Oil and Gas Field (Myanmar), and Zawtika Phase 2A Gas Phase (Myanmar), Gawthaka

field in Myanmar. Along with Zawtika Oil and Gas Field (Myanmar), Gawthaka Oil and Gas Field (Myanmar), and Zawtika Phase 2A Gas Phase (Myanmar), Kakonna

gas project in Myanmar. The project consists of the following units: Zawtika Oil and Gas Field (Myanmar) Kakonna Oil and Gas Field (Myanmar) Gawthaka Oil

field in Myanmar. Along with Kakonna Oil and Gas Field (Myanmar), Gawthaka Oil and Gas Field (Myanmar), and Zawtika Phase 2A Gas Phase (Myanmar), Zawtika

Gas Phase is an in development gas phase in Myanmar. Along with Zawtika Oil and Gas Field (Myanmar), Kakonna Oil and Gas Field (Myanmar), and Gawthaka Oil

largest economy in the world and has a projected GDP growth of 2.0% in 2022 and 1.1% in 2023. Japan had enjoyed the title of world's largest LNG importer since

banks. The report found US$18.4 billion in private lending and US$5.0 billion in public lending for LNG terminals, pipelines, and tankers during the period

reserves, Philippines is likely to start importing LNG in the near future. In 2021, total gas consumption in the Philippines was 3.3 bcm. As of 2022, almost

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

50% fossil gas in the energy mix by 2025. As of 2022, Taiwan has two operating LNG terminals, Taichung LNG Terminal and Yungan LNG Terminal. There are plans

Pakistan started importing LNG in 2015. In 2021, imported LMG corresponded to around 30% of the total fossil gas consumption in the country. As of February

Therefore LNG import projects are expected to make up the difference between supply and demand. In May and June 2020, Myanmar received its first LNG cargos