How will the energy crash affect Myanmar?

In Myanmar, fuel is now as cheap as water. As global oil and gas values plummet, the price of petrol reached record lows this week, dropping to around MMK 300 per liter for 92 octane fuel, which, Myanmar Times pointed out, is roughly the same as a sm
23 new fuel stations opened in 2020, bringing the total to 2,704

23 new fuel stations opened in 2020, bringing the total to 2,704

According to official statistics released by the Ministry of Electricity and Energy, 23 new fuel stations were granted a licence and opened their doors in the first 2 months of 2020, bringing the total number of such stations to 2,704. Stations are u
Drone attacks in Saudi may affect local fuel prices

Saudi drone attacks impact on local fuel prices

Industry experts are predicting that the recent spike in global fuel prices results in higher petroleum product prices. It is expected that it will make Myanmar fuel imports more expensive. Myanmar imports diesel and petrol from Singapore a
Chief minister vows to block foreign fuel retailers, expand Yangon Petrol

Yangon chief minister vows to block foreign fuel firms

Yangon Region Chief Minister U Phyo Min Thein has said that foreign companies will be prevented from operating fuel stations in Yangon. The reason is because their practices are “not compatible with our business culture,” according to an article
PetroChina opens its first filling station in Myanmar

PetroChina opens first Myanmar fuel station

Chinese state-run PetroChina International has opened a service station in Myanmar, its first operations in the country. According to a Myanmar Times article, the operation is a joint venture between Singapore Petroleum Co (SPC), which is PetroChina