Electricity and Energy Sector Status Overview as of May 18, 2016
The Ministry of Electricity and Energy provided a detailed report on the current status of the electric power sector as of May 18, 2016. It covers the growth of electricity consumption and electrification, electricity supply, installed capacity of power plants, power generation, electricity consumption patterns, electricity tariff structure, subsidies, and changes in the energy mix by capacity from 2010-11 to 2015-16.
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Ministry of Electricity and Energy Current Status in Electric Power Sector 18th May 2016
Growth of Electricity Consumption and Electrification Electrified Household Total Per Capital Consumption (kWh / yr) No of Household (Million) 2.22 Consumption (kWh - million) No. Year Percentage 1 2010-2011 6,467.30 25% 108 2 2011-2012 7,876.72 2.42 26% 131 3 2012-2013 8.441.04 2.63 28% 141 4 2013-2014 9,795.09 2.91 31% 163 5 2014-2015 11,406.76 3.26 29% 222 6 2015-2016 13,550.267 3.70 34% 263 2
Current Status of Electricity Supply in 2015-2016 Electrification in 2015-2016 Rural Electrification Electrified Household Electrified Towns Total Nos. of Villages Electrified Villages Total Household (Million) Electrified Household (Million) % % 422 63,860 30,350 48% 10.877 3.70 34% Transmission Line and Substation in 2015-2016 Voltage (kV) Transmission Line Substation Nos. of Line Line Length (mile) Nos. of Substation Capacity (MVA) 230 59 2,603.51 46 5,865 132 40 1,366.68 36 2,193.5 66 166 3,034.62 140 2,622.1 Total 265 7,004.81 222 10,680.6 3
Current Status of Electricity Supply in 2015-2016 Installed Capacity of Power Plant in 2015-2016 Coal Hydro 120 3,185 Type of Plant Capacity (MW) Energy Mix by Capacity Gas 1,829 Diesel 101 Total 5,235 2% 61% 35% 2% 100% Power Generation in 2015-2016 Coal Hydro - 9398.98 Type of Plant Generation (GWh) Energy Mix by Generation Gas Diesel 55.23 Total 15,971.96 6517.75 - 58.85% 0.35% 100% 40.80% Electricity Consumption in 2015-2016 Per Capita Consumption Type of Use Industrial Residential Commercial Others Total kWh Million 4,120.768 6,674.658 2,506.079 248.762 13,550.267 263kWh/year Percentage 30.41% 49.26% 18.49% 1.84% 100% 4
Electricity Tariff and Subsidies Average Selling Price Average Cost of Overall Cost of Generation, Transmission & Distribution Block Rate Tariff Subsidies Residential Hydro Power Station up to 100kWh 35 MOEE 18.51 from 101kWh to 200kWh 40 Privates 52.84 from 201kWh and above 50 Natural Gas Power Station Industrial & Commercial MOEE 161.09 up to 500kWh 75 Privates 142.27 71.10 93.67 22.57 501kWh to 10,000kWh 100 Coal Fired Power Station 10,001kWh to 50,000kWh 125 Privates 105.54 50,001kWh to 200,000kWh 150 Transmission 3.00 200,001kWh to 300,000kWh 125 Distribution 5.18 300,001kWh and above 100 Remarks; Above calculation is base upon the Revenue and Expenditure Budget Estimation for fiscal year 2016-2017. 5
Changes of Energy Mix by Capacity of Power Plant (from year 2010-11 to 2015-16) 6000 5,235 2% 5000 4,805 2% 4,146 35% 2% 29% 4000 3,726 3,588 2% 3,413 23% 2% 2% 19% 20% 3000 21% Diesel 2000 Gas 61% 66% 72% 76% 74% 75% Hydro 1000 Coal 3% 3% 3% 2% 3% 3% 0 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 6
Changes of Energy Mix by Generation of Power Plant (from year 2010-11 to 2015-16) 311.66 GWh 38.21 GWh 32.66 GWh 50.63 GWh 265.05 GWh 391.47 GWh 2557.17 GWh 2012.03 GWh 2882.98 GWh 7517.99 GWh 6188.95 GWh 7766.24 GWh Coal (2.99%) Gas (24.53%) Year 2011-12 (10,425.03GWh) Hydro (72.11%) Diesel (0.37%) Coal (4.54%) Gas (23.32%) Year 2010-11 (8,625.11GWh) Hydro (71.76%) Diesel (0.38%) Coal (2.42%) Gas (26.29%) Year 2012-13 (10,964.90GWh) Hydro (70.83%) Diesel (0.46%) 64.89 GWh 69.53 GWh 60.76 GWh 135.66 GWh 55.23 GWh 3227.56 GWh 5193.04 GWh 6,517.75 GWh 8828.84 GWh 8823.14 GWh 9,398.98 GWh Coal (0.49%) Gas (36.68%) Hydro (62.37%) Diesel (0.46%) Hydro (58.85%) Diesel (0.35%) Year 2015-16 (15,971.96GWh) Gas (40.80%) Coal (1.11%) Gas (26.35%) Year 2013-14 (12,247.12GWh) Hydro (72.04%) Diesel (0.5%) Year 2014-15 (14,156.30GWh) 7
.. N W E S Honenyi(1)(Lahel) Power Projects Under Construction Upper Nanthtwan(Putar O) / ( )( )( ) PharKant () MoeKoung Sr. Project MW Howin 1 Honenyi (Hydro) 6 () Mabane 2 Upper Nanhtwan (Hydro) 3.2 () KutKhine ThineNgin () / Kalay ShweLi(3) MoeMate () ThaneNi 3 Shweli (3) (Hydro) 1050 ` PhaLam MinKin MoeKote Harkhar Yaybutalin 4 Deedoke (Hydro) 66 Deedoke Nyaungpingyi () GantGaw () UpperYeywa / 5 Upper Yweywa (Hydro) 280 KyayThee MineShu Shwesayan () Minndat () Pauk MineNaung ( x . ) () 6 Middle Paunglaung (Hydro) 100 Saw () Project-N Project-P Meikhtila MyukU Project-L 7 Upper Kyaingtaung (Hydro) 51 () ./ Upper KyaingTaung () Middle Paunglaung Minnpyar () (. ) ShweMyo / () Mann 8 Upper Beluchaung (Hydro) 30.4 TaungDwinGyi Ann - () / MaDae Project-C () Kyukphyu MaEi ( ) 9 Thahtay (Hydro) 111 () / Upper BeluChaung SEZ () () TaungGote Taungoo () / () Shwetaung (x . ) 10 Thahtone (Gas) 106 Thandwe / Thahtay Ye KanPauk, Gas Engine (6.6MW) ( x .) ( x .) KyanetaLi Gwa Dawei PharyarGyi No. Line Nos of Line Miles Thahtone Athoke Myawady (. + .) 106MW ( .) HlaingThaYar (+) (A) 500 kV 1 146 (. + . ) KawtKaYeik ( +) KyiteLat (B) 230 kV 6 452.423 ( C) 66 kV 17 509 8 Ye
Demand Forecast for 20 years period (2011-2030) Demand Forecast Results Low Case High Case 16,000 14542 14,000 12944 12,000 11520 10253 10,000 9100 9125 8121 8353 MW 7668 8,000 7227 7039 6461 6431 5930 5723 6,000 5443 5092 4996 40324531 4585 4208 4,000 3587 3862 3192 2840 22482527 3503 3178 2884 2617 2055 1,850 2,000 1,600 2055 21572376 1,850 1,600 0 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 YEAR 9
Installed Capacity and Power Supply in Scenarios for 2030 Scenario 1 Scenario 2 (Least Cost) Scenario 3 (Domestic Energy Consumption) (Power Resources Balance) Annual Transition of Power Supply for Peak Demand (MW) Annual Transition of Power Supply for Peak Demand (MW) Annual Transition of Power Supply for Peak Demand (MW) 2025 2030 2025 2030 2015 2020 2015 2020 2025 2030 2015 2020 10