Building Solar Energy Solutions and Knowledge in Myanmar

 
 
 
 
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 Earthquake Relief for Myanmar

We need your help to deploy emergency solar power stations in underserved earthquake-affected areas, supporting:

  • Community rescue and relief teams

  • Critical services like water filtration, medical devices, and phone/device charging

  • Nighttime lighting for safety and relief efforts

Our team and network of 300+ alumni are already on the ground working to address the most urgent and challenging needs, focusing on communities that are the most vulnerable.

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Powering Communities, Together

Mee Panyar is a social enterprise in Myanmar dedicated to building community-led, locally owned energy solutions.
We believe that access to energy should empower people — not just with electricity, but with opportunity, resilience, and self-determination.by providing comprehensive, practical, and hands-on training for individuals and organizations wanting to learn how to be excellent solar engineers and technicians.

From hands-on solar training for youth to community mini-grids, business electrification, and emergency power relief, we work alongside local leaders, organizers, and partners to grow practical, people-powered solutions for a better energy future for Myanmar.

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Train the Next Generation of Energy Leaders

We offer free, hands-on solar training programs that equip young people in Myanmar with the skills, confidence, and connections to build meaningful careers in clean energy — and to give back to their communities.

Support Community-Owned Energy Projects

We work with villages, cooperatives, and grassroots organizations to design, build, and manage decentralized renewable energy systems. Our focus is on long-term sustainability, community ownership, and local leadership..

Bring Power to Livelihoods and Daily Life

We help small businesses and households unlock the full potential of solar energy — powering tools, appliances, and income-generating activities in rural communities across the country.