"We are looking forward to working with BayWa r.e. on a strong launch into Southeast Asia," said David Ranhoff, chief commercial officer at Enphase Energy. "The solar market in Southeast Asia has great potential for Enphase, particularly in the small- to medium-sized commercial rooftop market s Contact online >>
"We are looking forward to working with BayWa r.e. on a strong launch into Southeast Asia," said David Ranhoff, chief commercial officer at Enphase Energy. "The solar market in Southeast Asia has great potential for Enphase, particularly in the small- to medium-sized commercial rooftop market segment. We believe Enphase’s unique value proposition of high-output performance and flexible installation, as well as a safe low voltage all-AC system architecture will resonate well.”
Having built a reputation on its comprehensive range of quality products and industry-leading customer service, BayWa r.e. believed it was important to align with a brand that the company could stand together with confidently.
“We are pleased to join forces with Enphase to distribute its seventh-generation microinverters in Southeast Asia,” said Daniel Gaefke, managing director, BayWa r.e Solar Systems Co., Ltd. “The demand for solar in Southeast Asia is growing rapidly, and Enphase’s products’ ease of installation, superior energy production, smart monitoring system, and reliable, safe operation are some of the key reasons we chose to offer them to our customers."
As part of the Enphase IQ System™, seventh-generation microinverters offer significant benefits to installers, project developers and homeowners, including:
To purchase the Enphase Microinverter System with IQ™ through BayWa r.e. Solar Systems Co., Ltd., across Southeast Asia, installers can contact +66 (0) 2020 5757 or visit for more details.
Enphase Energy, a global energy technology company, delivers smart, easy-to-use solutions that connect solar generation, storage and management on one intelligent platform. The Company revolutionized solar with its microinverter technology and produces the world’s only truly integrated solar plus storage solution. Enphase has shipped over 17 million microinverters, and more than 790,000 Enphase systems have been deployed in over 120 countries. For more information, visit https://enphase /en-au. Follow the company on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter.
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WASHINGTON, May 29, 2020—The World Bank''s Board of Executive Directors today approved a $350 million credit from the International Development Association (IDA) to increase the output and efficiency of power generation and improve the resilience of Myanmar''s electricity system to climate change and disasters. The Board also approved $110 million in additional financing for the Essential Health Services Access Project, implemented nationwide since 2015.
Myanmar needs to double its current installed power generation capacity over the next five to seven years to achieve universal electricity access by 2030. The Myanmar Power System Efficiency and Resilience Project will finance the upgrade to the Ywama gas-fired power plant, improving the availability and reliability of electricity services to consumers in the Yangon region. Investments in the power plant and in transmission infrastructure will free-up electricity supply in the rest of the country and will remove capacity constraints to enable more households to connect.
The project also contributes to Myanmar''s climate change mitigation and adaption commitments under the Paris Agreement. By using highly efficient technology, the project will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions per unit of electricity produced and investments in the power network will improve the system''s preparedness against climate change and disasters.
"Myanmar has the lowest electrification rate in South East Asia with only 50 percent of households connected to the public grid. This project will help close the power supply gap in an affordable and environmentally sustainable way, thereby removing one of the key constraints to achieving Myanmar''s goal of universal electricity access by 2030,"saidMariam Sherman, World Bank Country Director for Myanmar, Cambodia and Lao PDR.
The Government of Myanmar adopted the National Electrification Plan in 2014 to achieve universal access to sustainable electricity services by 2030, drawing on World Bank analytical support provided through the National Electrification Project (NEP). To date, the NEP has delivered electricity access to 2 million people and to schools, rural health clinics and community centers by extending the public grid in over 5,000 rural villages and delivering Solar Home Systems and renewable energy mini-grids in 7,200 villages throughout the country.
The additional financing for the Myanmar Essential Health Services Access Project (EHSAP), consisting of a $100 million IDA credit and a $10 million Global Financing Facility (GFF) grant, will continue to support the Ministry of Health and Sports (MOHS) to increase access to quality essential health services, with a focus on maternal, newborn, and child health.
Since 2015, EHSAP has supported over 12,000 primary healthcare facilities across the country, ranging from township hospitals to the sub-rural health centers, with monthly funds to improve service delivery at these critical health facilities. The project strengthens the quality of healthcare by building skills of frontline health workers. It also aims to improve the regularity and systematic approach of healthcare supervision visits and the efficiency and responsiveness of public finance through financial trainings and financial data system modernization.
The additional finance will support primary healthcare infrastructure in some of the most socio-economically disadvantaged townships so that they are fully functional for essential service delivery and to scale up activities to strengthen the health system, including pandemic preparedness and response, which will support inclusion of health service delivery for all people in Myanmar.
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