Myanmar PV Project–66KV、132kv、230kV Transmission Towers

The 230kV Transmission Towers as well as the 66kV and 132kV are among the important structures of the Myanmar PV (Photovoltaic) Project, a big power venture to enhance the electricity supply system across the country. Here’s a description of the project:

Transmission Tower Overview: The project entails construction of transmission towers developed for carrying electric power over large distances. These towers which include 66kV, 132kV and 230kV are important for transmitting power produced from renewable energy sources.

Voltage Levels:

• 66kV Towers: Most of these towers are applied in the regional power distribution, and their function is significant in transmitting electricity from local PV plants to other regions where the electricity produced at the sites can be demanded.
• 132kV Towers: These towers are rather intended for less dense power transmission, for that purpose, they act as a bridge between more capacity power stations and the general electrical power distribution network.
• 230kV Towers: Such kind of high-voltage transmission towers are very important to deliver large amounts of electricity through long distances. In the Myanmar PV Project we assist in delivering the renewable energy produced by Solar power plants to the larger population centers or major industrial zones for grid stability and to increase dependability.
• Project Significance: The Myanmar PV Project is aimed at adding more renewable energy sources, decreasing the usage of fossil fuels and remodernize the energy infrastructure. Such high capacity transmission lines integration allows more effective distribution of solar power to various areas and contributes to Myanmar’s sustainable energy supply.
• Tower Design and Features: This structure is made from quality material such as steel or galvanized iron in order to cope with various harsh weather conditions and provide optimum functionality with longevity. The towers 230kV, 132kV and 66kV are designed to offer safety and performance standards globally to support the energy transmission.

Address：Myanmar      Date：12-12-2022