The national grid has suffered

The national grid has suffered 229 attacks since 2021, severely disrupting transmission. In early 2025, power generation fell below 2,000 MW per day, far from the 4,400 MW demand. Yangon, Mandalay, and Naypyidaw endure blackouts lasting 5-20 hours daily. Power distribution remains unequal, with Yangon receiving 48%, Mandalay 17%, and the rest of the country 35% Developed under the National Electrification Plan (NEP), 73 mini-grids serve22,500 households and 15,800 public facilities. However, sustainability is threatened by conflicts, theft, and soaring fuel costs, which have tripled since 2021. Fixed tariffs fail to cover operational expenses, causing financial distress for operators and frequent outages for rural communities. สล็อตเว็บตรง