Access to energy is critical for the development of Myanmar. Golden Pagodas, Memorial Buildings, People’s Park, National Heritage Area, and Industrial Zones need electricity. We are committed to fulfill these needs of our society.
To this end we have invested in oil and gas exploration and production as well as implementation of Hydro Power projects. Today we look forward to collaborate with international energy companies for the exchange of technology and experience.
Oil & Gas Exploration and Production are essential economic activities in developing Myanmar. We are actively working with our international partners from Canada & US to make this dream to come true. Our ambition is to expand these activities beyond Myanmar into the Asia Pacific region.
Our capabilities include providing Geological & Geophysical survey by our international experienced survey team.
Our services are:
- E&P
- G&G Surveying
- Supply
- Logistics
- Machine Shop
Two hydro power plants are being constructed in Myitha and Yazagyo in Sagaing Division in technical collaboration with leaders in the industry from China. It is planned to become operational in 2013-2014 providing a total of 44MW, providing electricity to regions where electricity has not been regularly available, thereby improving the quality of lives for the people in the region. We provide the followings:
- Turnkey
- EPC
- Supply
- Logistics
Young Investment Group Co., Ltd. signed Production Sharing Contract (PSC) of onshore block PSC Hand C1 as a local Partner of Pacific Hunt Energy Corporation.
Partnered with Industry leaders from Canada and USA for exploration and production of Oil & Gas (O&G)
Supplier of surveying and logistics to the O&G industry
Production Sharing Contract (PSC) with Myanmar Oil & Gas Enterprise (MOGE) as a local partner of Pacific Hunt Energy Corporation
PSC C-1 Indaw Area
PSC C1 has an area of 16,301 km2 and contains two old producing fields: Indaw and Yenan. A number of modern and vintage wells have been drilled in this block with oil and gas shows recorded.
PSC-H
PSC H has an area of 25,744 km2. The block area extend from the Myanmar capital, Nay Pyi Taw, in the North and towards the Indaing gas field in the South.
