The first power transmission line of the central Myanmar photovoltaic project has been completed

Recently, the first power transmission line of the 40.28MW PV Kyung Wing Project in central Myanmar was successfully set up, achieving a major milestone and marking the beginning of subsequent backtransmission and grid-connected power generation.

The 40.28MW installed capacity of the Jingrong Project is composed of 7 photovoltaic subarrays, including 74,592 mono-crystalline silicon photovoltaic modules with a peak power of 540 watts, 7 33 kV box-type transformer rooms and 148 cluster inverters with 204 kW. A 132   kV booster station is built in the photovoltaic power station   site. After collecting all the power of the photovoltaic power station, It is sent out with a voltage level of 132 kV, and the total length of the route is 6 kilometers.   It is connected to the Jingrong Hydropower Station, which is based on the tower 25. The landform along the way is the hilly area.

When completed, the Central Myanmar photovoltaic project will be the largest new energy project in Myanmar, and also the first photovoltaic project invested by Power China overseas. The project is highly in line with the "Belt and Road" Initiative. It will help achieve the goal of "carbon peak and carbon neutrality", effectively improve the current power shortage in Myanmar, and play an important role in promoting the local economic development and improving the living standards of local people. At the same time, it will greatly enhance the driving force and influence of Power China to further expand the market in Myanmar and neighboring countries.

Since entering the "fourth quarter rush", the project team of Hydropower Bureau No. 10 has overcome the impact of high temperature weather, sudden epidemic and reduced efficiency, and gone to the construction line to command and coordinate in the front, supervise the whole process, strictly implement the safety management system, construction plans and measures, and standard operating procedures, and successfully achieve the milestone node goal.