Utility & C&I Solar PV & BESS/2025/Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar

Shwe Myoh Solar Power Plant

A landmark 39.25 MWp solar farm coupled with a 68.2 MWh utility-scale battery storage facility powering national grid stability and regional commerce.

39.25 MWp

Installed solar capacity

68.2 MWh

BESS storage capacity

56.9 GWh

Annual energy output

39,840 t

CO2 avoided each year

01 / The brief

Designed around the demands of production.

Project objectives

01Deploy large-scale clean power to supply reliable electricity to Nay Pyi Taw regional networks.
02Provide frequency regulation, peak-shifting, and grid stabilization through 68.2 MWh BESS.
03Establish Myanmar’s leading renewable-plus-storage benchmark for commercial and industrial zones.

Equipment and systems

Solar PV modules

62,304x JA Solar 630W high-efficiency modules (39.25 MWp total)

String inverters

130x Solis 350 kW utility-scale string inverters (45.5 MW total)

Energy storage (BESS)

5x Sungrow 13.64 MWh liquid-cooled utility BESS containers (68.2 MWh total)

Substation & SCADA

High-voltage grid substation with automated dispatch and EMS control

02 / In the field

A system built to perform every day.

Shwe Myoh Solar Power Plant project view 1

Shwe Myoh Solar Power Plant project view 2

Shwe Myoh Solar Power Plant project view 3

Shwe Myoh Solar Power Plant project view 4

03 / The result

Better business performance, lighter environmental impact.

Business results

✓Delivers over 56 GWh of predictable, high-yield clean electricity into regional networks each year.
✓Advanced BESS arbitrage and ramp-rate control providing high grid compliance and revenue optimization.
✓Acts as a flagship renewable energy model supporting domestic economic growth and industrial parks.

Environmental results

✓Avoids approximately 40,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions every operating year.
✓Displaces massive volumes of thermal fossil fuel generation across the central grid.
✓Provides a major contribution toward national renewable energy targets and climate commitments.

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